Nerdy Trivia: January 24, 2026

When Steve Jobs pulled that computer out of a bag and it said "Hello" in its own voice, the crowd acted like we had just made contact with aliens. It not only revolutionized the computer industry, but it did so politely.

What year was the first Macintosh released?

John Lennon once said, "If you tried to give rock 'n' roll another name, you might call it 'Chuck Berry.'" The Beatles covered him. The Rolling Stones covered him. Every guitar solo you've ever heard owes him something. The Billboard Hot 100 never got the message. What was Chuck Berry's only number-one song?

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42 years ago TODAY, a voice tore holes in space and promised to grant any wish when "Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars" #1 hit comic shops in 1984!

It marked the beginning of Marvel's best-selling, 12-issue "Secret Wars" series. It was the debut of the Beyonder, a cosmic entity hailing from the beyond, and Battleworld, a planet he built for battling. The names might not have been the most creative, but they managed to fit the Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and a murderers’ row of villains into a single storyline, changing what a crossover event could look like.

When Frank Sinatra recorded "Love and Marriage" in 1955, he probably never imagined how his swinging celebration of matrimony would find new life decades later. The Emmy-winning tune went from concert halls to living rooms as one of TV's most memorable theme songs. But which show made it their own?

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