Where would you have “St. Martin’s Summer?"

Daily Trivia / May 16, 2025

In November, there is a stretch of warm dry weather with a little wind and usually a bit of haze in the air. In the United States, it is called “Indian Summer.” In England, France, and Italy, it is referred to as “St...Read More

How fast can a frigate fly?

Daily Trivia / May 16, 2025

The frigate bird can fly at a speed of 95 miles per hour.

What was Count Basie's first name?

Daily Trivia / May 16, 2025

Jazz pianist and composer Count Basie's first name was William. Basie appeared as himself in several movies spanning four decades, including Stage Door Canteen, Reveille with Beverly, Ebony Parade, Cinderfella, Sex and the...Read More

Which letter is the oldest?

Daily Trivia / May 15, 2025

The letter "O" is the oldest letter. It has not changed in shape since its adoption in the Phoenician alphabet c. 1300 B.C.

What language did King George speak?

Daily Trivia / May 15, 2025

George I, king of England from 1714 to 1727, could neither speak nor write the English language. He had no desire to learn the language of his new country, and made no attempt to do so in the 13 years he ruled.

Are Pop-Tarts dangerous?

Daily Trivia / May 15, 2025

In 1992, Pop-Tarts became the focus of controversy when Thomas Nangle sued Kellogg for damages, after his Pop-Tarts got stuck and caught fire in his toaster. The case gained notoriety when humor columnist Dave Barry wrote ...Read More