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From flapper-inspired dresses of the 1920s, to floral Laura Ashley dresses of the 1970s, watch how bridesmaid dresses evolved over the last century of weddings.
We had a panel of school lunch experts (a.k.a. kids) taste test 100 years of sack lunches from 1900 to today. Here’s what they thought about spam, tuna wraps, Lunchables, and everything in between.
The tragic romance between Inês de Castro and Dom Pedro of Portugal caused a civil war and ended with the nobility kissing the hand of a dead woman. In the 14th century, Inês de Castro's affair with and secret marriage to the heir to Portugal's throne enr...
What is a molly boy? In the 18th century, Londoners began calling young gay men and male pros "molly boys," using the term as a derogatory term for those men they found effeminate or soft.
Ever wonder where coffee came from or who "invented" it? What about caffeine?
Today Tea is the second most popular beverage in the world after water. Global consumption of tea is forecasted to reach 297 billion liters by 2021.
Where does chocolate come from? Who first made chocolate? The History of Chocolate is a long and interesting story. From its beginnings in Mesoamerica all the way up to Swiss inventors tinkering away with it in cottages in the Alps.
We hear about “Western Involvement”, “Western Values”, and “Western Interests” in the media. People say that the West is the best, or that the West is in decline. Some country is either Westernising or hates the West's way of life.
Food historian Annie Gray tells the story of that beloved British dish, fish and chips, and how the two came together.
Legendary RuPaul’s Drag Race judge, Michelle Visage, stops through to reveal her picks for the top 7 most iconic performance moments on the show. She reviews and ranks each performance while also breaking down what most impressed her from each queen. From...
Take a look back at the last century of banned fashion, from restrictions on the use of bird feathers in hats in the 1910s, and women's shorts being banned in the 1930s in some cities, to the flag-printed protest clothing of the 1970s and the illegal coun...
Crinolines put the hoop in the Victorian-era skirt. For two decades, women wore crinolines - lightweight cages attached to their waists - under their clothing to create a wide, bell-shaped silhouette. Thanks to crinolines, hoop skirts may be the most icon...
