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An animated tutorial from Digg shows how common colloquial terms used in modern times originated with works by William Shakespeare.

Alex Falcone hilariously shared the various hiding places for all sorts of random objects he has around his apartment.

In a dialectical episode of The Language Files (previously) written by Gretchen McCulloch of Lingthusiasm, host Tom Scott explains why William Shakespeare could never have…

Looper takes a look at some of the funniest moments that took place within the entire Star Trek franchise.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky explains how some commonplace words in the modern English lexicon were invented by famous authors throughout history.

Sir Patrick Stewart (previously) randomly and elegantly recited Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 to his fans on social media. The response was so wonderful that the velvet-voiced…

On June 14, 2020, several actors from Star Trek: The Next Generation gathered around the pool with protective masks on their faces to celebrate the…

Jordan Allen-Dutton and Erik Weiner of Famous Last Nerds hilariously compressed the classic William Shakespeare play Hamlet from its traditional five acts, reworking it as…

Simon Whistler examines how far into the past a speaker of modern English could go and still be able to communicate sufficiently.

Actor Andy Serkis, best known for his portrayal of Gollum in The Lord of the Rings and Caesar in Planet of the Apes, teamed up…