stackyFACTSModifying history is perfectly acceptable if it removes a bad habit. Magazines routinely airbrushed cigarettes out of historical photographs of famous figures, aggressively rewriting history to appear more family-friendly.
Keep exploring facts in this topic.
Culture & entertainment →STACKY FOR IPHONEKeep discovering with Stacky. Interesting facts in an app that is always within reach.
Knowing your audience is difficult when your audience completely shifts. Playgirl was launched specifically to empower feminist women, but quickly discovered…
Discover more
Before magazines existed to tell you which swimsuit to buy, they were just walls of angry German opinions. The world's first true magazine, published in 1663…
Discover more
The quest for flawless aesthetic presentation in fashion magazines reaches bizarre anatomical extremes. Editors and retouchers are so obsessed with creating…
Discover more
Buying a thick stack of shiny paper at the grocery checkout, only to discover that almost all of the pages are just high-end cologne ads.
Discover more
The tearful, mid-argument interview you are watching is completely chronologically inaccurate. Contestants are frequently dragged back into a small booth…
Discover more
You can spend months agonizing over the perfect, poetic title for your debut novel, and absolutely anyone can legally steal it. United States intellectual…
Discover more