Prehistoric Planet on Instagram: "Neanderthals evolved in Europe and Asia while modern humans - our species, Homo sapiens - were evolving in Africa. Judging from fossil evidence from Sima de los Huesos in northern Spain and Swanscombe in Kent, the Neanderthal lineage was already well-established in Europe by 400,000 years ago. The species ranged widely in Eurasia, from Portugal and Wales in the west across to the Altai Mountains of Siberia in the east. Neanderthal populations were adaptable, liv

Terrifying History on Instagram: "In 1984, an 11-year-old Dwayne Johnson attended a wrestling match to watch his father, Rocky Johnson, compete—a moment preserved in rare photos and footage. The future “Rock” sat ringside, wide-eyed, as his father performed in the very arena that would later host his own WWE debut. This early exposure to sports entertainment left a lasting impression; young Dwayne later credited these experiences with shaping his understanding of performance and athleticism. The

History | Ancient History on Instagram: "Throughout history, inbreeding among royal and noble families was not limited to Europe but was a widespread practice across many cultures seeking to preserve divine bloodlines, political power, and social hierarchy. In ancient Egypt, pharaohs such as Tutankhamun were the products of sibling marriages, a tradition believed to maintain the sacred purity of royal descent from the gods. Similarly, in Incan and Hawaiian royalty, sibling unions were considered

Artists Without Autotune on Instagram: "Being a teenager during this era was legendary Evanescence performing “Bring Me to Life” in 2003 — a moment that defined early 2000s rock. The band, led by Amy Lee, delivered an intense and emotional performance that captured the raw gothic energy of their breakthrough hit. With its haunting piano intro, powerful vocals, and nu-metal edge, the song became an anthem of darkness and awakening, blending rock and classical influences like no other. That 2003 p

Good Music on Instagram: "In 1998, Britney Spears was just beginning her solo career. Before ”…Baby One More Time” became a worldwide hit, she performed the song at small shows and promotional events. These early appearances were simple and unpolished, showing her natural stage presence and the potential that would soon make her a global star. Still a teenager, Britney was balancing school life with the first steps of her music career. Her confidence and energy on stage quickly set her apart fro