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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.

Behind those half-closed eyes is a small furry strategist running calculations you'll never see. The evidence that your cat has a plan — and you're only barely in it.

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.

Remember when playing video games meant hoarding quarters, waiting in line, and actually going outside? A nostalgic look back at the arcade era versus today's gaming landscape.

Every few years humanity loses its mind over a set of dance moves until everyone's doing it badly. A salute to the crazes that refused to stay buried.

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.

A sacred genre: a person making escalating bad decisions in full view of police, all at the pace of a Sunday drive. Comedy and tragedy, braided together.

From the satisfying click of floppy disks to cassette tape storage, we're taking a nostalgic trip through the clunky, beautiful storage tech that defined our digital childhoods.

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.