by Project Forgive
There’s a moment in cinematic history that stopped all of us in our tracks. It’s quiet and sacred. It’s a three-year-old girl in a red coat, quietly walking through the horror of the Kraków ghetto as it’s being liquidated in Schindler’s List. Steven Spielberg made a...
by Project Forgive
Most of us know Bob Denver as the goofy, endearing first mate who kept us laughing on Gilligan’s Island. But when the cameras stopped rolling, Denver was doing something far more extraordinary – standing up for people when no one else would. While the world remembers...
by Project Forgive
April Fool’s Day. Just saying it makes your inner 8-year-old giggle and your adult self, check your chair before sitting down. Sure, it’s a day for prank wars and playful chaos, but this delightful day of deception actually has a rich (and ridiculous) history...
by Project Forgive
Halloween has been celebrated for thousands of years. Some say it can be traced back to the Celts and ancient Pagan festivals. Some claim it originated in Ireland when a flood of Irish Immigrants fled from the potato famine in the mid-1800s, bringing the tradition of...
by Project Forgive
No one can seem to agree on where the belief that you’ll experience bad luck on Friday the 13th. Some historians believe the notion of Friday the 13th can be traced to medieval times. Others say it came about at the turn of the 20th century when a businessman wrote a...
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Since we’re celebrating Labor Day here in the US, here are some intriguing and fun facts you may not know about the holiday and the workforce. Enjoy! – The word ‘work’ means ‘werg’ meaning ‘to do’ – The word ’employ’ is...
