Mallrats at 30: How Kevin Smith Shaped Geek Culture
Mallrats turns 30 as the cult comedy that launched Kevin Smith deeper into pop culture and helped shape the rise of mainstream geek identity and fandom.
Burt Meyer: The Man Who Gave Us Lite-Brite and Rock’ Em Sock’ Em Robots Dies
Burt Meyer, the inventor of Lite-Brite, Rock’ Em Sock’ Em Robots and Mouse Trap, died at 99, leaving a joyful legacy that shaped iconic toys and inspired generations.
The Genius Behind IKEA Furniture & Meatballs
From flat-pack furniture, uncover the engineering behind IKEA’s iconic LACK table and enjoy the story behind their legendary Swedish meatballs.
Canada Post Honors Comic Book Icons With New Stamp Series
Canada Post celebrates Canadian comic legends with a special stamp series honoring Bryan Lee O’Malley, Kate Beaton, and other influential graphic artists.
Most Valuable Comic Book Ever? Superman #1 Hits $9.12M at Auction
Superman #1 makes history with a $9.12M sale, officially becoming the most valuable comic book ever authenticated by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC).
Surfrajettes Reinvent Hockey Night in Canada Theme
A new take on the Hockey Night in Canada theme, childhood memories, Don Cherry rants, and The Surfrajettes’ surf rock anniversary tribute to a Canadian classic.
The Power Station Deluxe Reissue Celebrates 40 Years of Rock
The Power Station celebrates its 40th anniversary with a deluxe 4CD and 2LP set, featuring remastered tracks, Live Aid recordings, and rare studio material.
Why Diners Still Use the Classic White Coffee Mug
Learn how the classic white diner mug became a symbol of coffee culture, prized for its durability, heat retention, and timeless vintage American design.
Devil’s Tower History, Legend and Close Encounters of the Third Kindv
How Devil’s Tower became a Wyoming icon shaped by Native legends, unique geology, and its unforgettable role in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Having Fun with Elvis on Stage: Worst-Selling Album
Having Fun with Elvis on Stage: Colonel Parker released an Elvis talking instead of singing album. The album became the worst-selling Elvis Presley album ever.
Rolling Stones’ Black and Blue Returns in 2025 Remix
The Rolling Stones’ 1976 album Black and Blue gets a stunning 2025 reissue with Steven Wilson’s remix, rare outtakes, live shows, and a deluxe book set.
Toy Story 5 Teaser Unveils New Tech Toy Lilypad
Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 teaser introduces Lilypad, a smart tech toy that challenges Woody, Buzz, and friends in a new digital-age adventure.
Farmers’ Almanac Ending After 2026
The Farmers’ Almanac will publish its final edition in 2026, ending a 200-year legacy of weather forecasts, planting advice, and rural wisdom.
Bat-Fam: A Fresh, Funny Take on the Batman Legacy
Amazon Prime Video’s new animated series Bat-Fam brings humor, heart, and heroics to Gotham as Batman and family tackle villains and family life.
Paris Lottery Offers Burial Plots Near Jim Morrison
Paris offers lottery burial plots near Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, and Chopin in famous cemeteries like Père Lachaise, Montparnasse, and Montmartre.
Peanuts Digital Advent Calendar 2025: Fun Every Day
Make the holidays magical with the Peanuts Digital Advent Calendar 2025—interactive activities, games, and festive surprises daily.
Joshua Barkman’s False Knees: Nature, Humor, and Heart
Ew, It’s Beautiful: A False Knees Comic Collection by Joshua Barkman turns nature into witty, artful stories filled with humor, wisdom, and quiet beauty.
Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times: A Vision Ahead of Its Time
Modern Times by Charlie Chaplin remains a timeless critique of industrialization, surveillance, and dehumanization, blending humor with deep social insight.