In 2013, Metallica set a Guinness world record after performing in Antarctica for 120 scientists and competition winners. In the same calendar year, they played in North and South America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and Australia.
It may come as a surprise to many, but Mozart beat out every mainstream artist of 2016, like Drake and Beyonce, and ended up selling the most CDs worldwide! This was due to the Universal Music Group releasing a box set commemorating the 225th anniversary of his death.
Victorious is a sitcom that aired on Nickelodeon. It revolves around Tori Vega, an aspiring singer that attends the Hollywood Arts High School. Ariana Grande plays a supporting character in the show, Tori’s best friend Cat Valentine.
Lapis lazuli comes from the Arab word for blue, and jewelry pieces made from this stone have been found in Egyptian and Sumerian digs. A bit of pyrite within the stones provide the glimmer. Cleopatra was said to have used powdered lapis lazuli for her bright blue eye shadow.
Many of Eminem’s fans have decided to call themselves “Stan” after the release of Eminem’s hit song with the name as mentioned above. It refers to the character from the song and has come to mean “liking something excessively to the point of doing extreme things.”
Nuclear fusion is a process by which many nuclei are interconnected, forming heavier nuclei. It is accompanied by the release or absorption of energy by the mass of the involved nuclei.
The ‘X’ in word Xmas literally means Christ and comes from the Greek letter Χ (Chi). According to a legend, emperor Constantine, on the eve of his great battle against Maxentius, had a vision that led him to create a military banner with the first two letters of Christ on it: ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ (Christ in Greek) X (Chi) and Ρ (Rho). These two letters, then, became a sort of shorthand for Jesus Christ.
Steve Buscemi was Born December 13, 1957) is an American actor, comedian, director, and former firefighter. Buscemi starred and supported countless Hollywood and indie-hit films.
Joseph-Marie Jacquard was a French textile manufacturer who produced a weaving device named loom. This device was capable of repeating the weaving steps that later became a threat to Jacquard’s personnel. So, they started committing the acts of sabotage to stop the use of loom.
The circadian rhythm is a cycle of about 24 hours in the physiological processes of living creatures, including plants, animals, mushrooms, and cyanobacteria. In the strict sense, circadian rhythms are generated endogenously, although they can be modulated by external signals such as sunlight and temperature.