FACT FOOD #1712
Vicente García-Huidobro Fernández is best known to be the founder of a Chilean literary movement called ‘Creacionismo’ known as Creationism. Known for his poetry, he was written poems about Charles
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FACT FOOD #1711
Fudbalski klub Crvena zvezda or the popular English name, Red Star Belgrade, was an ex-Yugoslav and a Serbian club which holds the distinction of being the only football club from
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FACT FOOD #1710
Synchronicity is by far the most successful music album by the British band, The Police. Their fifth studio album turned out to be their final as the band went separate
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FACT FOOD #1709
Vincent de Paul was a Catholic Priest who was known for his compassion and charitable nature dedicated his life to serving the poor. His life and work as a French
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FACT FOOD #1706
The term ‘cochlea’ is used to define the inner part of an ear that is connecting to hearing. The name ‘cochlea’ is derived from the Ancient Greek language term ‘kohlias’
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FACT FOOD #1705
Sarala Ghosal founded the organisation Bharat Stree Mahamandal in 1910, which was India’s first women organisation. The organisation was spread across undivided British India focussed on women’s education. Her autobiography
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FACT FOOD #1704
It’s a trivia I remember asking one of my friends in 2009 on the eve of the Champion’s League finals. Which team was the last to win back-to-back European Cup/Champion’s
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FACT FOOD #1703
Elvis Presley recorded this song weeks before he separated from his wife Priscilla. B.J. Thomas version of “Always on My Mind” was the first song recorded in 1970 with lyrics
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FACT FOOD #1702
Sciuscià is a 1946 Italian movie that narrates the story of two shoeshine boys and their struggles with the police authorities while trying to get some money to buy a
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FACT FOOD #1700
There are eleven administrative divisions in Barbados and ten of those names are named after saints, one other being Christ Church. St. Andrew, St. George, St. James, St. John, St.
