By Nerdy Trivia | January 1, 2025
Each New Year's Day since 1902, the Rose Bowl Game has brought together top teams to compete in a sun-soaked California setting. But which city has hosted this iconic sporting event for over a century?
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By Nerdy Trivia | January 1, 2025
Pope Gregory XIII gathered his astronomers to fix this cosmic timing issue that had been building up for centuries under the previous calendar system. What system were they using?
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By Nerdy Trivia | December 31, 2024
New Year's Eve in Times Square feels like it's been around forever. When did that first ball make its celebrated descent?
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By Nerdy Trivia | December 31, 2024
As the clock strikes twelve on December 31st, crowds around the world join together in song to welcome the new year. What exactly is that familiar tune everyone belts out when the ball drops?
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By Nerdy Trivia | December 25, 2024
"Home Alone" kicks off with the world's most chaotic family vacation prep. The next morning's oversleeping disaster leads to the mother of all travel mishaps, but what was their destination?
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By Nerdy Trivia | December 25, 2024
Poor Ralphie Parker. This kid has one Christmas dream and everyone keeps shooting it down. What exactly is the gift that Ralphie desperately wants in a "A Christmas Story"?
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By Nerdy Trivia | November 28, 2024
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is a national tradition, sending massive balloons floating above Manhattan. Which gaming icon was the first to take flight in the parade?
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By Nerdy Trivia | November 28, 2024
Every Thanksgiving, as Americans settle in to watch "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," roughly 46 million turkeys make their way to dinner tables across the nation. Which state produces the most turkeys?
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By Nerdy Trivia | November 11, 2024
An American Legion post stands in nearly every American town. What year did veterans come together to form the Legion?
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By Nerdy Trivia | November 11, 2024
When Americans first poured into the streets to celebrate the end of World War I, they chose a name that captured the exact moment peace arrived. What did Americans first call Veterans Day?
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By Nerdy Trivia | November 1, 2024
Every criminal duo needs a calling card. In "Home Alone," burglars Marv and Harry leave behind an unusual signature that inspires a name. What was the name?
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By Nerdy Trivia | October 31, 2024
Every October, partygoers worldwide dunk their heads into water-filled basins, desperately trying to grab floating apples with their teeth. Which empire do we have to thank for this peculiar pastime?
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By Nerdy Trivia | September 2, 2024
Test your trivia knowledge about the comedy legend who hosted a 44-year Labor Day telethon tradition. This star-studded event raised $2 billion and featured icons from Sinatra to Jackson. Can you name the tireless host?
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By Nerdy Trivia | September 2, 2024
Put your Labor Day knowledge to the test with our trivia challenge. Guess when this beloved American holiday first became official and discover the surprising history behind your day off. No heavy lifting required!
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By Nerdy Trivia | February 14, 2024
San Valentino has a bit of a mysterious streak — turns out, he might not even be one person. Known as a martyr, there are at least two Saint Valentines mentioned in early martyrologies (say that 10 times fast). Yet there's only one skull — and you can visit it in Rome. But if there are two of them, whose skull is that? The history surrounding this guy is so foggy that he was removed from the General Roman Calendar in 1969. That's the calendar that the Catholic Church officially uses to track ce
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