TIL that when David Attenborough's series "Blue Planet II" aired in 2017, so many Chinese fans downloaded the programme on the country’s online Tencent Video channel that the internet in China temporarily slowed down
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Blue Planet II is 'so popular in China it caused internet problems'
Viewers said the show was so 'beautiful' it had moved them to tears
TIL that hairdresser/archaeologist/YouTube personality Janet Stephens taught herself to recreate ancient Roman and Greek hairstyles by studying the back of a bust of Roman Empress Julia Domna’s head at Walters Art Museum and finding a footnote for the definition of the Latin word acus, or needle.
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The Cut
The YouTube Beauty Expert Who Re-creates Ancient Roman Hair
Meet Janet Stephens, hairdresser-archaeologist.
TIL Only one man in history has ever turned down the Nobel Peace Prize: Vietnamese revolutionary, diplomat and politician, Le Duc Tho. For his role as Vietnam’s chief negotiator in the Paris Peace Accords, in 1973 he was jointly awarded the prize alongside his American counterpart, Henry Kissinger.
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TIL a human skull recovered in the back garden of broadcaster Sir David Attenborough belonged to a woman murdered in 1879
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BBC News
'Barnes mystery' of Attenborough garden skull solved
A skull found in the garden of broadcaster Sir David Attenborough in south-west London belongs to a woman murdered in 1879, a coroner rules.
TIL sound therapists came together to create a song specifically designed to reduce anxiety. Listening to that one song — “Weightless” — resulted in a 65% reduction in participants’ overall anxiety, and a 35% reduction in their usual physiological resting rates.
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Fast Company
Neuroscience says listening to this song reduces anxiety by up to 65%
Sound therapies have long been used to help us cope.
TIL that in the film Jaws, the shark was malfunctioning. Spielberg had to use certain POV shots and John William's score to increase the tension, and other cues (ie barrels, dorsal fins, etc) to note the shark's presence. This is a highly influential filmmaking choice and Jaws is an extreme success.
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ScreenRant
Jaws: How A Malfunctioning Shark Created A Classic Horror Movie Technique
Jaws' influential filmmaking was because the shark didn't work.
TIL When Stan Lee first introduced Spider-Man the publisher turned him down. Stan Lee didn't give up and snuck Spider-Man in to the last issue of the shuttered series Amazing Fantasy which went on to become a success.
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Time
How Spider-Man Was Born
The comic-book writer was told his superhero would never catch on
TIL the operation of the largest fraud in US history was fairly simple. Bernie Madoff deposited all his investors' money into his Chase bank account and paid them off as necessary. At its height his account balance was over $5 billion. The scheme collapsed when he ran out of money.
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Bernie Madoff
American former businessman, stockbroker, investment advisor, financier and white collar criminal
TIL that Andre Tchaikowski, a Polish composer, donated his skull to the Royal Shakespeare Company, asking that it be used as a prop on stage. The skull was used as Yorick's skull in a 2008 production of Hamlet.
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TIL that Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi" was sold at auction in 1958 for £45, and again in 2005 for under $10,000. In 2011, it was authenticated as a Leonardo original. It was then sold in 2013 for $75 million, sold again for $127.5 million, and later sold at auction in 2017 for $450.3 million
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Salvator Mundi (Leonardo)
painting by Leonardo da Vinci
TIL Red Rocks Amphitheatre was removed from consideration for the award for best outdoor venue in the word because it kept winning over and over (11 times). The award is now known as the Red Rocks Award.
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Wikipedia
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
concert venue near Morrison, Colorado, United States of America
TIL K-pop members have to sign lengthy contracts which enforce them to practice a lot, gives the labels control over how they dress, what they say, and even who they have a romantic relationship with. Also, the government tailors schools to create talented singers and dancers. It is a business.
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BBC News
The dark side of South Korean pop music
South Korea's pop industry is big business in Asia. As K-Pop sets its sights on Europe and the US, will this force a change in the way it treats its artists?
TIL Eliot Ness, famous for taking down feared gangster and bootlegger Al Capone, died a penniless alcoholic that no one had heard of. His autobiography was published after his death and only then did he become famous with TV shows and movies being made of his exploits.
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Eliot Ness
American law enforcement official (1903-1957)
TIL astronomer Harlow Shapley firmly believed that there was only one galaxy in the universe but when he was presented with an evidence that disproved his view, he said "it destroyed his universe." Then he completely changed his view and devoted his subsequent career in mapping 76,000 galaxies.
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Harlow Shapley
American astronomer
TIL that growing up as a hungry child, Cristiano Ronaldo would knock on the door of a McDonald's asking if they had any burgers. A lady called Edna and two other women would then help him by giving him something to eat.
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Bored Panda
Cristiano Ronaldo Wants To Find The McDonald’s Women Who Fed Him When He Was A Hungry Child
A woman named Edna and two other kind-hearted ladies from McDonald’s would help feed him, and the footballer was so touched by this that he still hasn’t forgotten about them.
TIL Stan Lee created The X-men as 'mutants' because he didn't want to explain how they got their powers. They were BORN with their powers.
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Television Academy Interviews
Stan Lee
In his two-hour Archive interview, as part of the Archive of American Television's Living Television Collection, animation legend Stan Lee (1922-2018) discusses his career in multiple media, from comic books to feature films. He describes the birth of Marvel…
TIL that Nazis left behind so many of their Karabiner 98k rifles at the end of WW2 that they ended up being used for the rest of the 20th century all over the world, and some were even used in Iraq after the 2003 invasion. Somewhere out there, an 80-year-old Nazi rifle is still used in warfare.
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Karabiner 98k
bolt action rifle
TIL the 1988 film Akira, set in 2019, not only predicted that Tokyo would win the 2020 Olympics, but also contains a scene calling for their cancellation.
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Akira (1988 film)
Akira (Japanese: アキラ) is a 1988 Japanese animated post-apocalyptic cyberpunk action film directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, produced by Ryōhei Suzuki and Shunzō Katō, and written by Otomo and Izo Hashimoto, based on Otomo's 1982 manga of the same name. The film…
Today I learned that Queen Elizabeth II consumed all the chocolate made out of cacao grown in England. In 1932, Rowntree's managed to grow a single pod of cacao which then was turned into a single bar and was offered to the Queen. That was the only successful attempt to grow cacao in England.
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BBC
BBC Radio 4 - You're Dead To Me, The History of Chocolate (Radio Edit)
Greg Jenner and his guests explore the culinary and cultural history of chocolate.
TIL: There are two seperate and incompatible power grids in Japan. East Japan (Tokyo) is powered by 50hz generators and West Japan (Osaka, Kyoto) is powered by 60hz. As early companies looked for AC current options, the east ordered their generators from Germany, the west ordered from America.
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The Japan Times
Japan's incompatible power grids
Dear Alice,As Japan sweats through this summer of inadequate power, many more people now know that there are different electrical supply systems in eastern
TIL Psychology researchers found that listening to heavy metal music is a healthy way of processing negative emotions. It does not make people more violent. Some research shows that metalheads are less likely to cheat on their partners than jazz listeners.
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Cognition Today
The Social Psychology Of Heavy Metal & Rock Music: Research On Metalheads
Picture this: A bunch of unique looking headbanging people listening to heavy music; entering a whirlpool of human collision in front of their favorite artist;