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Laugh Your Way to the Podium: The Funniest Moments from the Winter Olympics

Nov 1, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

The Olympics are the best in solo and team sports performances, be they from the summer or the winter. From amazing feats of skill to memorable performances, people worldwide love to tune in and watch. Some people get hurt badly, but thankfully injuries are few and far between, which means we’re ready to take a look at some pictures that will keep you laughing even if you don’t have Olympics to watch right now. Funny faces, bad spills, and more are ready to lift your spirits.
From Greeting Cards to Movies: The Whole History of Hallmark

Oct 30, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

Maybe you know them as your go-to holiday-card maker. Maybe you like them because they have good quality greeting cards for any occasion – birthdays, Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, and any other kind of event. Maybe you know them because of the schlocky, cheesy movies that the company has been making – though that could be a love or a hate sort of thing. Ever wondered how a company could make the jump from greeting cards to some of the most recognizable movies on TV? Now you can.
More Hollywood Mistakes You Probably Never Noticed

Oct 25, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

When you’re making a film, there are many things to take into consideration. From the actors that are being cast to the costumes they wear – the production of the film is key. Considering some of the greatest talents are in Hollywood, we assume that the films we are watching will be error-free. As viewers’ eyes become keener and keener, they’ve begun to notice more and more mistakes in some of Tinsel Town’s greatest films.
Jean-Claude Van Damme: Flex Your Knowledge About the Muscles from Brussels

Oct 21, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

Maybe you only know him for his big break in the film “Bloodsport,” or maybe you’re a bigger fan of this huge action star. Regardless, there’s plenty to learn about Jean-Claude Van Damme or JCVD. How many movies has he been in? How did he get his start with martial arts? What’s his love life like? How is he able to do the splits so well?
Exploring Alaska: the Weird, the Random and the Hilarious

Oct 15, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

Every state in the United States of America is kind of like its own little country, and that’s hardly ever more true than when we talk about Alaska. Every state, except this one and Hawaii, is in one big landmass, which means the other two states end up being quite a bit different from the rest of them. We’re heading north today and looking at all the fun, interesting, and sometimes quite strange things that we can find all the way up in the Arctic Circle.
The Wildest Haircuts From the World Cup

Sep 21, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

Back in the day, hair used to be easy to manage. Well, easier, at least. Guys kept it short, ladies kept it long. Sure, you could mess around in those spaces, but that was pretty much how things went. Nowadays, you can do anything you want for your ‘do, and hardly anybody will bat an eye. Of course, everybody has a camera in their pockets now, which means if your haircut is particularly odd, people will get to see it.
Taking All the Falls: Actors With Their Stunt Doubles - Part 2

Sep 19, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

It’s always nice to get a glimpse into the mysterious workings of making a film. The magic of special effects and cinematic storytelling unfolding in front of our eyes is just fascinating. An exceptionally cool aspect of it is the work of the stunt crew — those people who jump off burning buildings, fight combat scenes, and get thrown in the air so the actors don’t risk the harm themselves.
These Restaurants Go the Extra Mile – Even When It's Weird

Sep 11, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

Hit up your local restaurant, and your meal is likely to come on a plate. If it’s soup or something like that, you’ll get a bowl, but ninety-five percent of the time, it will be a plate. But, there are a number of places that have decided a plate is a little too blasé for them. Instead, they do things like fill wine glasses with cake or serve you your food in plastic stacking crates. Is it because that’s just the best way for them to do things?
Historical Figures Who Were Alive When the Camera Was Born: Part 2

Sep 10, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

We take cameras for granted these days. After all, it seems like nearly everyone has the ability to take photos with the click of a button on their phones. But there was a time when photography wasn’t even an idea. The first photographic camera was developed back in 1816. So eventually, people made the transition from painted portraits to photographed ones.
More Horrible Pickup Trucks to Stay Away From

Sep 6, 2024 | heraldweekly.com | Daniel Deisinger

The United States is the home of many things — the Statue of Liberty, the White House, mocha frappuccinos, and apparently, an irrational amount of pickup trucks. Those long-stretching country roads are simply destined for those heavy vehicles and Americanos wouldn’t have it any other way. But not all pickup trucks were created equal — something you probably know if you’ve read our previous article about which ones to avoid.