Nerdy Trivia: February 10, 2026

"Winnie-the-Pooh" entered public domain in 2022, and it took one year for someone to turn it into a slasher film franchise, which is probably not what A.A. Milne had in mind when he created the Hundred Acre Wood. Turns out the second something becomes free to use, someone's gonna make it weird.

Where is Teddy Ruxpin from?

We love watching famous people squirm. Put someone in a chair across from a journalist asking uncomfortable questions, and we'll clear our schedules. What is the most-watched TV interview in history?

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48 years ago TODAY, Van Halen hit the ignition key on hard rock’s next decade when their self-titled debut album “Van Halen” crashed into record stores in 1978!

From the opening siren of “Runnin’ with the Devil” to the guitar magic trick of “Eruption,” this didn’t sound like a careful first album. It sounded like someone bottled up a sweaty club set, cracked it open in your living room, and dared your speakers to survive it. The album only peaked at number 19 on the Billboard albums chart at first, but it just kept selling, eventually going Diamond in the U.S. and earning a rep as one of rock’s all-time great debut records.

What name did Van Halen use before getting famous?

Check out more celeb birthdays in today's birthday post!