What Is Today?
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Wondering what holiday is today or why today is so special? You’re lucky, then! In this section, we’ve compiled the most amusing, memorable, and international days of the year to tell you more about them as life is definitely worth celebrating. We strive to commemorate achievements, events, holidays, and historical figures that once impacted the world in a variety of ways, so be quick to get your daily dose of facts and knowledge!
What Is Today? National Superhero Day
Batman, Superman, Captain America, Wonder Woman, Iron Man, and Spider-Man are just a few of the huge list of superheroes everyone knows. Despite being fictional, these superheroes are great role models to teach you how to be brave and fight evil.
What Is Today? National Eggs Benedict Day
The Egg Benedict dish is made of poached eggs and bacon on an English muffin. This dish was invented in New York, and it has become so popular that the United States now even celebrates National Egg Benedict Day on April 16.
What Is Today? International ASMR Day
April 9 is International Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) Day! If you still don't have this amazing phenomenon in your life, check out our selection of the best ASMR videos that will help you fall asleep, wake up, or just relax after a long day.
What Is Today? The United States Dollar's Birthday
236 years ago, US President Thomas Jefferson prompted the US Congress to declare the dollar the country's official currency. The dollar's birthday is celebrated annually on April 1st.
What Is Today? Coca Cola's Birthday
Coca-Cola, one of the most famous sparkling drinks in the world, was patented more than 100 years ago in the USA. With the help of Coca-Cola Corporation's founder Asa Candler, the drink become a legend.
What Is Today? First Day of Passover
Passover begins on the 15th day of the spring month of Nisan according to the Hebrew lunar calendar and lasts for seven days in Israel and eight days outside the country.
What Is Today? National Barbie Day
Barbie's birthday is March 9, 1959. It was on this day that the doll was first presented at an exhibition in New York and sold for $3. She made a splash and soon became the most desirable gift for all girls.
