In the latest episode of “Otherwords,” Dr. Erica Brozovsky takes viewers on a journey of how colors, as we know them today, acquired their names. The earliest humans didn’t have words for colors… and the way they evolved follow a remarkably similar path across cultures. [Storied]

When we think of the medieval period, images of castles, knights, and peasants toiling away in their village fields often come to mind. It’s easy to fall into the assumption that these peasants rarely ventured beyond their tiny hamlets, living their entire lives within the confines of their birthplace. However, as Jason Kingsley, the modern […]

English, a language known for its rich tapestry of influences, has borrowed extensively from various sources over the centuries. While the French contribution to the language is evident, especially in British English, we mustn’t overlook the impact of Old Norse and other languages on our lexicon. However, one of the most fascinating sources of our […]

This captivating video of New York City from the late 1920s has been given new life through colorization, restoration, and the addition of immersive sound design by Youtuber NASS. The footage offers a vivid glimpse into the bustling streets of the Big Apple during one of its most iconic eras, including several views of Times […]

English, the linguistic powerhouse we know today, has its roots in the intricate annals of history. It’s a West Germanic language, with its very name going back to the ancient Germanic people who ventured to the shores of Great Britain – the Angles. As time rolled on, English became the dominant language not just in […]

In a remarkable feat of digital wizardry, Youtuber NASS has breathed new life into a piece of history. Through the process of colorization, restoration, face reconstruction, and sound design, the video artist has transformed black and white footage of New Orleans in the 1920s into a vivid and immersive experience. This project sheds light on […]