Here is why Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Zachariah Branch will make Georgia Football history in the Dawgs' Sugar Bowl matchup. The Georgia Bulldogs are just a few weeks away from their first College ...

Even if you aren't obsessed with cars, it's hard to not at least be a little curious about the stories and meaning behind their logos. OK, maybe not Honda, since it's just an H that very clearly ...

Despite Audi being synonymous with Quattro, the German automaker's famous four-ring logo is entirely unrelated to its all-wheel-drive system and predates Quattro's introduction by 48 years. The four ...

Cracker Barrel’s modern makeover doesn’t stop with redoing its restaurants. It’s dropping the barrel and the man from its logo, too. On Tuesday, the Southern-inspired casual dining chain unveiled a ...

The skull logo/mascot most closely associated with the Misfits, has a legacy that dates back long before the legendary punk band played its first song — all the way back to 1940s horror. Some call it ...

For a radio station like WGN, our history is primarily the audio programming that our listeners have enjoyed for over a century. But, during that century, we’ve had a visual identity that has evolved ...

EXCLUSIVE: Mubi said Tuesday that the Oliver Hermanus period gay romance The History of Sound, which it picked up during the Cannes Film Festival, is hitting theaters September 12. While nothing has ...

Tyler Childers closed out his Tuesday night (June 10) show in Los Angeles with a show of solidarity toward the immigrants and demonstrators who have been involved in the city's multi-day string of ...

In September of 2020, Tyler Childers released one of country music’s most powerful statements on racial injustice, his song “Long Violent History.” The track, driven by banjo and fiddle, put listeners ...

The Duchess of Sussex will take the stage at the Natural History Museum’s Night of Wonder gala Jemal Countess/Getty Meghan Markle will be honored and speak at the Natural History Museums of Los ...

You may have assumed the person who designed Pokemon's iconic blue and yellow logo was a Nintendo employee, working on the word for months, even years. But, it was actually an American artist brought ...