It was earthquake weather last week, but there haven't been any big ones.

Celery is not actually the stem of a plant. It is the petiole of the plant, the part that connects the leaf to the stem.

There are 206 bones in the human body.

The movie Independence Day utilized CGI aircraft for the fight sequences, because the US military would not lend support to the production's insistence on employing the concept of Area 51.

Before marketed in the United States, the toy line Transformers had no war, or sides to fight them. The importer added the concept to better appeal to their audience.

Kittens are born with non retractable claws.

Star Wars Episode VI was originally titled "Revenge of the Jedi" before releasing.

During the production of the Nintendo Wii, its project name was known as Revolution. Considering how well it did in sales, I would definitely say it was revolutionary

Earlier sloths were much larger than their modern-day descendants, with most ground sloths being taller than the average person.

In the movie "The League of Extraordinary Gentleman", there was an uproar about Captain Nemo's use of guided missiles. Yet overlooked was his nuclear powered submarine in 1899.

The cat in The Godfather was a stray found in the studio.

The "stirringly patriotic music" of the Independence Day soundtrack, was composed by David Arnold who happens to be British.

An uproar occured during the premier of The Day After Tomorrow, at least in El Paso, Texas. The border crossing scene was met by some colorful language from Mexican moviegoers. As commented by a local radio station.

A more concrete fact of this is the production had to orchestrate extras on both sides, since any actual crossing would constitute legal issues.

Not to complain, but who started this movie trivia segment?