Articles — On This Day

From the rainbow flag's fabulous debut to Michael Jackson's final curtain call, June 25 has always known how to make an entrance (and an exit).

From an 11-hour tennis marathon to a medieval dance craze that spread across Europe, June 24 has been a day of endurance, national pride, and some truly bizarre history.

On this day in history, the UK voted to leave the EU, Sonic the Hedgehog sped into our lives, and Canada created its first national park.

From King George V's big day at Westminster Abbey to Laura Secord's legendary 20-mile warning trek, June 22 has always been about making grand entrances.

From the world's first stored-program computer to Rebecca Black's birth, June 21 has given us some of pop culture's most memorable moments.

From the summer blockbuster that made us afraid of beaches to the foundation that made us procrastination experts, June 20 has delivered some serious cultural milestones.

From Julian Assange seeking asylum to Swedish royalty saying 'I do,' June 19 has delivered drama, romance, and America's favorite pastime getting its rulebook.

From Sally Ride breaking barriers to Jimi Hendrix setting his guitar ablaze, June 18 has given us some seriously cool moments in history.

From Francis Drake claiming California for England to Czech Pirates going legit, June 17 has always been delightfully eclectic.