these idioms and colloquial phrases sometimes sound completely ludicrous out of context, but many of them have very real and amazingly explainable origins.
From Wells to Welles: Pop Culture Icons
I recently finished reading the anthology edition of The Time Machine by H.G. Wells. Not only are the works that he produced amazingly well written, but the
Has there already been a Constantine sequel?
People try to make links between relatively unrelated movies all of the time. The narrative structure of a story is the content or plot of
History on Their Skin – Part 2: Marks of Politicians and Royals
A study in 2019 found that about 30% of Americans had at least one tattoo whereas similar studies found that only 21% had a tattoo
History on their Skin – Part 1: Eight Historical Figures with Ink
Upon discovering the mummified remains of Ötzi the Iceman in 1991, there was no denying that tattoos had been around for a long time. The
“It Is Well With My Soul” – Horatio Spafford and a Christian family’s Job-like faith
By the Spring of 1871, a successful lawyer and senior partner in a large law firm Horatio Spafford had begun investing in real estate all
The Tradition of Marriage: Rings and Knots
As I was listening to my local radio station the other day, the song “Little Rock” by Reba McEntire came on. As Reba sang about
The Pop Culture Kings present The Archives of Wisdom 