James Mitchell When a star player asks for a trade, the NFL world holds its breath. But Myles Garrett’s story took a different turn, as the Cleveland Browns star agreed to a four-year extension averaging $40 million per year on March 9, 2025, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in league history at the time. Age: 30 · … Read more
There’s a reason Kath Day-Knight still feels like a real person you might run into at the mall: Jane Turner, the actress who brought her to life, was already 41 when Kath & Kim first aired in 2002, according to Wikipedia (community-edited encyclopedia). This article explores her age during the show, her wig work, her … Read more
Few historical figures feel as modern as Benjamin Franklin, born in Boston in 1706, who taught himself languages, science, and philosophy, then went on to sign the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. From inventing bifocals to negotiating the Treaty of Paris, his life was a deliberate experiment in self-education and civic innovation — … Read more
Fernando Alonso has been a fixture in Formula 1 for more than two decades, yet the man behind the helmet remains a source of curiosity. From his record-breaking career stats to the rare condition he’s lived with since birth, Alonso’s story is as much about resilience as it is about speed. World Championships: 2 · … Read more
Fleece is the go-to for movement; puffers are the kings of stillness. Anyone who has ever stood in front of a closet on a chilly morning knows the feeling: you want something warm, but not too heavy. That’s where fleece jackets shine. Developed by Malden Mills in 1981, fleece is a synthetic fabric designed to … Read more
Few people in history have managed to change the way we see the universe while also landing themselves under house arrest. Galileo Galilei didn’t just improve the telescope—he used it to gather evidence that Earth was not the center of everything, and that put him on a collision course with the most powerful institution of … Read more
When you think of Michael Portillo, you might picture a sharply dressed man in a bright jacket striding across a railway platform, Bradshaw’s guide in hand, but before he became the face of Britain’s railway documentaries, Portillo was a Conservative Cabinet minister whose political career ended abruptly in 1997. Born on 26 May 1953 in … Read more
Anyone who’s ever searched for a flight to Dubai or Doha has likely compared Qatar Airways and Emirates. Qatar Airways just won its ninth Skytrax Airline of the Year award in 2025, but Emirates still flies to more destinations. Year founded: 1993 · Fleet size: Over 200 aircraft · Destinations: More than 170 · Skytrax … Read more
There’s a reason the Bee Gees’ story feels more like a family drama than a pop music history: of the four Gibb brothers who sang on those legendary records, only Barry is still alive today. Robin, Maurice, and their younger brother Andy all passed away between 1988 and 2012, each from a different cause. Living … Read more
If you grew up in Australia in the 1980s, you probably remember Justine Clarke as the young girl in Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome or as Roo Stewart on Home and Away. What you might not know is that she went on to become one of the country’s most beloved children’s entertainers, winning ARIA Awards and … Read more