Did Nike’s Swoosh Make the Brand Famous, or Is It the Other Way Around?

Here's the story behind the world-famous logo, and the freelance designer behind it.

Paramount Pictures’ Logo Started as a Desktop Doodle, and Has Endured for 105 Years

And no, the stars in the Paramount Pictures logo have nothing to do with the glitterati.

Here’s How Much Barbie Has Changed Since Her Debut Almost 60 Years Ago

We also look at why the doll is still polarizing today.

After 130 Years, the Flexible Flyer Is Still the Cadillac of Sleds

Even if you've never heard the name, odds are, you know the vehicle.

How the Mother of All Football Games Became the Most Vigilantly Guarded Brand Name in America

The Super Bowl forever altered the world of intellectual property.

Campbell’s Chicken Noodle Got Its Name From a Flubbed Radio Show Line

It was originally called 'Noodle with Chicken,' but '30s actor Freeman Gosden misspoke—and helped create an icon.

The Fascinating History Behind One of Winter’s Most Beautiful Home Accents

The Kosta Boda Snowball endures the test of time—perhaps because it's made by a 276-year-old company.

The Hess Truck’s Back—Though It Never Really Disappeared From the Holiday Radar

How an oil executive's goodwill became a staple gift.

The First Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte Had No Pumpkin In It

But that didn't stop it from being a hit for 15 falls.

Essie Became the Go-To Nail Polish Because of Queen Elizabeth

This is the pale pink shade beloved by royalty.