1. “Every Breath You Take” – The Police At first glance, this song seems like a passionate declaration of love, but listen a little closer, and it becomes unsettling. Sting himself has admitted that it is about obsessive control, not […]
1. Letting Kids Roam the Neighborhood Until the Streetlights Came On Back in the ’80s, kids had one rule: Be home by dark. Parents would send their kids outside in the morning, and they wouldn’t see them again until dinner.
1. Ava DuVernay Ava DuVernay isn’t just making movies—she’s changing the entire industry. With films like Selma and 13th, she’s tackled race, history, and injustice in ways that make audiences think long after the credits roll. But what really sets
1. The Mullet Ah, the mullet—”business in the front, party in the back.” At one time, it was the epitome of cool, worn by rock stars, athletes, and even your favorite uncle. But today, it’s more of a punchline than
1. “The Godfather” – The Horse’s Head Scene In one of The Godfather’s most iconic moments, the gruesome discovery of a horse’s head in a bed was completely unscripted. The actor who found the head, John Marley, had no idea
1. Passengers Could Visit the Cockpit Mid-Flight Believe it or not, there was a time when passengers could just stroll into the cockpit for a chat with the pilots. Up until the ‘80s, it wasn’t uncommon for kids—or even adults—to
1. Misty Copeland Misty Copeland made history in 2015 when she became the first Black woman to be named principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre. She didn’t have the typical ballet background—starting dance at 13, much later than most
