Duh! of the day edit
- Did you know ... that the awards and nominations received by reggaeton rapper Ivy Queen include five for her song "Dime"?
- Did you know ... that cricketer Kevin Pietersen (pictured) joined the Delhi Daredevils in 2012?
- Did you know ... that in the film Debipaksha (2004), a Bengali priest named his three daughters Rebati, Haimanti and Jayanti, the names of Hindu goddess Durga?
- Did you know ... that Gasherbrum II (pictured) is the 13th-highest mountain on Earth?
- Did you know ... that writer Anuradha Ramanan is the granddaughter of Tamil actor R. Balasubramaniam?
- Did you know ... that The Lost Tribe was the second film directed by John Laing?
- Did you know ... that Argentine actor Alfredo Alcón read Richard III by William Shakespeare at the age of 11?
- Did you know ... that in the 1964 Tamil film Bommai, a doll played the central character?
- Did you know ... that volcanologist Barry Voight, a former professor at Pennsylvania State University, is the brother of Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight and songwriter Chip Taylor?
Interesting! Isn't it? edit
- Did you know ... that James the Just (pictured) is praised in the Ascents of James for starting the first Christian Church instead of Saint Peter? (Nomination) Appeared on 5 May 2013.
- Note: Nothing interesting? Ok. Here is the small unknown fact. The article Ascents of James appeared on the main page on 5 May 2013 and then got deleted on the same day as G5. Creations by banned or blocked users. Wikipedia's CSD G5 policy discriminates information on the basis of who has brought it to Wikipedia. The article was again created on 29 June 2013 to its current state.