Sometimes, artists take classic songs and give them their own twist to make them relevant again. That’s exactly with Led Zeppelin’s “When The Levee Breaks,” a tune whose lyrics were written by Memphis Minnie in 1929.
The English quartet reinvented Minnie’s blues hit as a riff-fest with a head-bobbing lurch to remind the world about the most devastating flood in the history of the U.S.– the Great Mississippi Flood of 1929.
Everything turns green as St. Patrick’s Day approaches, including the popular Chicago River. The dyeing of the Chicago River has become a yearly tradition in
A Chinese app becomes a competitive player If you ask someone why they’re on TikTok, they’ll answer, “I don’t know, but I can’t stop scrolling!”
Being the president of a nation is unarguably a big deal; it’s even a bigger deal when that nation is the United States. That explains
Ramadan, the ninth month in the Islamic calendar, is the holiest month of the year for Muslims. Throughout this month, Muslims have a tradition of
The Roman Empire is indisputably one of the greatest eras mankind has ever witnessed. Its popularity stretches far and wide, inspiring modern design, education, architecture,
It all started with a natural disaster Now that you’ve heard all the terrible things that happened in the year 536, there’s only one question
Sir Francis Drake Sir Francis Drake’s most outstanding achievement was probably his circumnavigation of the globe in a single voyage, but the truth is that
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