FACT FOOD #1493
‘The Battle of New Orleans’ is a song written by Jimmy Driftwood and it talks about the events of the 1812 Battle of New Orleans from the view of an
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FACT FOOD #1492
Edwina Booth, an American actress who starred in the few movies in the late 1920s and early 1930s. She is well-known for her leading appearance in the 1931 movie Trader
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FACT FOOD #1491
Alessandro Zanardi, a former Italian racing driver, and a paracyclist appeared last in Formula One in 1999. He drove for Winfield Williams team and finished the season with no points
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FACT FOOD #1490
Cockatoo is a parrot that belongs to the bird family Cacatuidae. It is commonly found in Southeast Asia and Oceania regions. The name ‘Cockatoo’ comes from the Dutch language term
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FACT FOOD #1489
Named after the English painter Joseph Mallord William Turner, the annual award for the best British visual artist was first presented in 1984 to Malcolm Morley for painting. Image –
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FACT FOOD #1488
The Blue Bird is a 1908 play by the Belgian poet Maurice Maeterlinck. Based on this play, a 1940 movie of the same name starring Shirley Temple was produced by
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FACT FOOD #1487
In 1970, the second year in succession a Dutch club was in the finals of the European Cup football championships. This time around it was the Rotterdam based team Feyenoord
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FACT FOOD #1486
Nel blu dipinto di blue also known as Volare is a song recorded by the Italian singer Domenico Modugno. This song was Italy’s official entry to the 1958 Eurovision contest
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FACT FOOD #1477
After 312 starts, this week marks the end (who knows if he makes a comeback) of Spanish F1 legend Fernando Alonso. He was instrumental to put Spain’s map on the
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FACT FOOD #1476
In the Thai language, the word used for ‘grape’ is องุ่น, which is a-ngùn. It is derived from the Persian language term ‘angur’. The Persian term has lent this word
