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Fast Facts: Women’s History Edition

We celebrate Women’s History Month to recognize women’s accomplishments in the world throughout history. The first Women’s History Day celebration was in 1909 in New York City. Here are more fun facts about Women’s History Month!

7 Fast Facts About Cereal

National Cereal Day is March 7. Here are seven fun facts about breakfast cereal to help you celebrate.

Spring 2023 Videogames: Zelda, Forza, Kirby and More!

The future of Zelda is up in the air, plus the most realistic Forza yet and an adorable mushroom.

A Few Great Reads For African American History Month

February is African American History Month, paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society. The month of celebration began when Harvard-trained historian Carter G.

How Do They Make the Super Bowl Trophy?

The Super Bowl matchup is finally set! The Philadelphia Eagles will face off with the Kansas City Chiefs at the State Farm Arena in Glendale, Arizona, on February 12. While you wait for the big

6 African American History Makers

Here are a few African American leaders who helped pave the way for other athletes, aviators, journalists, astronauts and activists.

Ask What to Play On, Not What to Play

Game consoles are like theme parks. Some rides are bigger and faster, but all three parks have whatever you might want to do. That’s also how it goes with game consoles.

Two Classic Videogames to Play This Halloween

Good tricks, great treats. Here are two all-time classic video games you might consider playing this Halloween.

App of the Month: Duolingo

Tired of solving puzzles and going after zombies? Want to learn skills you can use in the real world? Here’s a suggestion that is fun and challenging. Try Duolingo, a language-learning app featuring 40 languages

Little League World Series 2022

The Little League World Series 2022 videogame is now available! Pick your team, power-up your stats and knock it out of the park to become a Little League All-Star. Players can pitch, slide and play