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Top 10 Secret Beatles Collaborations Maybe the Beatles' all-consuming fame was such that they began to crave a certain anonymity. Maybe they were trying to avoid hassles relating to label affiliations. Or maybe they were just being silly. Regardless of the circumstance, as the below list of Top 10 Secret Beatles Collaborations shows, history eventually revealed a series of initially anonymous credits while producing, writing and playing sessions under made-up names. Their choices could be quite inventive, as when Paul McCartney transformed into Apollo C. Vermouth in order to produce the Bon...

Republic Day 2021 Image: ITBP personnel celebrate Republic Day today India is celebrating its 72nd Republic Day today. The Republic Day parade at the grand Rajpath in Delhi makes every Indian proud. The Republic Day celebrations started with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the National War Memorial on Tuesday morning. PM Modi led the nation in paying tribute to the heroes of India who gave their lives for the country. The National Flag was unfurled by President Ram Nath Kovind, the supreme commander of the armed forces. It was followed by the National Anthem. The Republic Day parade w...

Highlights Flight Lieutenant Bhawana Kanth on Tuesday became 1st Indian woman fighter pilot to participate in R-Day flypast. Kanth was part of Indian Air Force's tableau. 28-year-old Flight Lt Kanth is one of the first three women chosen for the IAF fighter stream in 2016. New Delhi: Flight Lieutenant Bhawana Kanth on Tuesday (January 26, 2021) became the first Indian woman fighter pilot to participate in a Republic Day flypast at Rajpath. Bhawana Kanth was part of the Air Force tableau which had a theme 'Indian Air Force: Touch the Sky with Glory' on the 72nd Republic Day parade. They showca...

50 Famously Misheard and Misunderstood Song Lyrics, Explained By Madison Troyer, Stacker News On 1/17/21 at 10:00 AM EST The word mondegreen is defined as a misheard word or phrase that makes sense in your head, but is, in fact, incorrect. The term was coined in a November 1954 Harper's Bazaar piece, where the author, Sylvia Wright, recalled a childhood mishearing. According to the author, when she was young her mother would read to her from a book called Reliques of Ancient Verse. Her favorite poem from the 1765 book went like this: "Ye Highland and Ye Lowlands / Oh where have you been...