The 10 Most Memorable Things of 2012

This top 10  list highlights the most memorable moments of 2012. As 2013 unfolds, we'll be bring you the most up-to-date information regarding...

Top 10 Weird Themed Places and Events

Being a man with a love for weird and wacky things I have come across some things which completely cross the line for being weird and wacky. The worst part is, some of these aren’t even trying to be weird and wacky!

Top 10 August Events

August is an eventful month of the year. There are specific events which occurred which deserve mention. Here they are, raise your hand if you recognize 1 or 2.

Top 10 July 1st Events

July 1st was a momentous day in history. Major battles were fought, decisions were made and independent countries were formed. Here are just 10 events that were major and noteworthy.

Top 10 March Events

March is a glorious and painstaking month. It is a month many women celebrate internationally (March 8). Here is a list of 10 other events which occur in March.

Top 10 February Events

February is famous mostly for being the shortest month of the year. Of the 28/29 days of the month, most people remember February 14, Valentine’s Day. There are other events which are as significant. Here are the top 10 events which occurred during the month of February. After reading this article, you will understand how February is a historical month; full of eventful occurrences throughout history.

Top 10 December Events

Historically, December has not been a celebratory month, as we all think. Multiple events occurred in this month, marking significant changes. Here are the 10 December Events which are of great historical significance.

Top 10 November 9 Events

November 9th is a significant date in world history. Major historical developments and events occurred repeatedly on this date. For example in 1918, November 9 marked the end of the First World. In 1989, the same day coincided with the fall of Berlin Wall. Almost 200 years before that, Napoleon annexed France and became an emperor on November 9, 1799. As such, many historians believe that Modern History began and ended on the same date.