History

the Norge
12 May

On This Day – May 12th

What makes May 12th so notable? Is it really just another date in the calendar? Today, we saw our first ad for something delicious and really cold, we made a breakthrough in the fight against cancer, and we celebrate the people who support us when we need it most. Welcome to May 12th!
Cats
11 May

On This Day – May 11th

Well, what can we say about May 11th? It’s more than just another day! Today, America gained its first hospital, a bunch of cats took over the West End, and an American aviation pioneer was born! But that’s not all, keep reading to find out what other amazing things happened today!
National Clean Up Your Room Day
10 May

On This Day – May 10th

Today we have the opportunity to learn more about lupus, tidy our rooms, celebrate groundbreaking leaders throughout history, and eat all the shrimp – providing you’re not allergic that is!
Three Little Pigs
9 May

On This Day – May 9th

Have you ever wanted a day to celebrate butterscotch brownies, well today’s your day! Otherwise, May 9th is pretty remarkable in myriad other measurements – so let’s dive in and take a look through some of the more notable moments from this day across history.
In 1976, Six Flags Magic Mountain introduced “The New Revolution,”
8 May

On This Day – May 8th

On May 8th we met a mermaid, took an exciting ride, and knocked back the first Coca-Cola, oh, and a few other bits happened! If you’re celebrating today, here are a few interesting bits about your special day you might want to remember!
National Packaging Design Day
7 May

On This Day – May 7th

Today is an extraordinary day in so many ways; for starters, we celebrate National Barrier Awareness Day, encouraging us all to look at the ways we can immediately improve as a society. But, what else has happened on May 7th throughout history?
What the Facts
6 May

On This Day – May 6th

Today “diet” is a four-letter word, we recognise the heroes in our hospitals, and we bid adieu to our six best friends. With so much happening on May 6th, you better keep reading to catch up!
World Portuguese Language Day
5 May

On This Day – May 5th

It’s time for the revenge of the fifth! It’s also time for a whole century of smelling great, a celebration of the medical personnel who help bring us into the world, and some insightful social commentary from a particularly creative source. Let’s take a look at why May 5th is so notable!
Fun facts about May 4th
4 May

On This Day – May 4th

May the Fourth be with you! Today we celebrate both fictional and real-life heroes, but that’s not all that’s note-worthy today! Keep reading to find out what else happened on May 4th – it might be a surprising read (and congratulations if you’re celebrating today).
national specially-abled pet day
3 May

On This Day – May 3rd

A classic novel was recognised, a historic home preserved for the public, and a legendary chess match all happened today on May 3rd, can you believe it? We certainly can’t – but here are the facts to prove it all!
Morris dancers
1 May

On This Day – May 1st

Between the birth of a superhero, and the celebration of worker’s rights, May 1st certainly has been a busy one! Keep reading to find out why this day has meant so much to so many throughout the years!
Bugs Bunny
30 Apr

On This Day – April 30th

It’s hard to believe we’re at the end of April already, yet time keeps turning! April 30th happens to be a fairly notable day for lots of different reasons. You may even be celebrating it on your own terms! In any case, here are some important historical facts and notable points about April 30th that …
working ballet dancer
29 Apr

On This Day – April 29th

From TV firsts to royal weddings, there are more than a few reasons why April 29th is so notable across history. It may well be a special day for you today, too! In which case, why not take a little time to look through some fascinating events that unfolded today across history, and learn who …
Facts about the Iraq War
28 Apr

10 Destructive Facts about the Iraq War

The Iraq War is by far one of the most devastating conflicts in modern history. It cost lives and livelihoods, and no one is too sure quite what the skirmish proved in the long run. It ultimately removed the dictator Saddam Hussein from power, but at the expense of many innocent lives. Let’s break down …