Often the impression of a trip is spoiled by high expectations. So that you do not fantasize yourself too much, "ZagraNitsa" has collected some of the biggest disappointments of travelers. 1. LUXURY AND GLAMOR Thanks to the hundreds and thousands of Hollywood films we've watched in cinemas and from our cozy sofas, ...
In 2018, the Oscar ceremony will be held for the 90th time. The first awards show lasted only 15 minutes, but now the show lasts several hours. How many Oscar statuettes have been awarded throughout the history of the ceremony, how heavy they are and how long the red carpet is, was sorted out...
As of February, more than 61,1 million Americans have received Social Security benefits, according to the Social Security Administration's monthly report. The number is expected to rise due to the baby boom. For better or worse, Social Security is a vital US program. Social security is difficult ...
Photo: depositphotos.com Refugees have long been viewed with caution, fearing they could pose a threat to national security, despite undergoing rigorous years-long screening. Here are 7 surprising facts about refugees that you might not know. When the government pays for refugees to resettle in the United States, it...
There are only a few days left before the New York Marathon. It is scheduled for November 6, 2016. Whether you are supporting friends, simply applauding strangers or taking part in a race, you should know 16 interesting facts: 4 hours, 38 minutes and ...
September 11 marks 15 years since one of the bloodiest terrorist attacks in human history, the September 11, 2001 attacks. We have collected 10 facts about the tragedy, which has remained in the memory of people all over the world. Out of 2 749 identified ...
Sigmund Freud allegedly once said: "The only thing that interests me in America is Coney Island." Harsh, but take a look at the evidence: there are miles of sandy beaches, a promenade, rides galore, a parade of topless mermaids, and a television contest that is all about ...
The government of the Russian Federation pays $ 1,4 billion annually to power a sophisticated propaganda system that portrays the Kremlin's distorted vision of world events in 30 languages. This was announced on Tuesday during a hearing in the US Senate by the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State ...