The Truth About John McEnroe's Controversial Opinion Of Serena Williams
John McEnroe and Serena Williams are two legends of tennis, but here's the truth about McEnroe's controversial opinion of Williams.
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The Staggering Number Of Bricks That Make Up The Empire State Building
The Empire State Building was once the tallest building in the world, and still stands as an architectural marvel. Here's how many bricks it took to build.
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How Tim Donaghy's NBA Betting Antics Made Him A Target Of The Mob
Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee who served jail time for betting and potentially fixing NBA games, was actually a target of the mob.
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One Song That Inspired Pete Townshend And Jimmy Page To Pursue A Music Career
Pete Townshend and Jimmy Page are rock 'n' roll icons, but one song inspired them both to pursue a music career.
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Whatever Happened To Disgraced Former NBA Referee Tim Donaghy?
Tim Donaghy is infamous for being a crooked NBA referee and gabling addict who would help fix games so bettors would win. Here's what happened to him.
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David Bowie Had Strong Feelings About George Harrison's Spirituality
Eric Idle believed that his esoteric Piscean friend George Harrison would get along great with the otherworldly stardust-sprinkled Capricorn David Bowie.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Jefferson Airplane's Original Drummer, Skip Spence
Skip Spence was Jefferson Airplane's first drummer and was also known for his time with Moby Grape. Here's a closer look at his tragic life story.
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Old Hollywood Star George Raft Turned Down More Scripts Than Anyone Realized
Old Hollywood star George Raft turned down more scripts than anyone realized. He was very particular about his roles.
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The Real Meaning Behind No Doubt's Don't Speak
No Doubt burst on the scene in the mid-1990s with its catchy music and lyrics. Here is the real meaning behind one of No Doubt's biggest hits, "Don't Speak."
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Inside The Relationship Between Peter Gabriel And Phil Collins
Phil Collins replaced Peter Gabriel as Genesis' vocalist in 1975.
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Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry Escaped Death Twice While In The US Army
Few know of Gene Roddenberry's life before "Star Trek," or considered how that life may have influenced the show's development.
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This Lesser-Known Alfred Hitchcock Film Was Actually The Director's Favorite
The answer might surprise many of Alfred Hitchcock's fans when he was asked what his favorite film was to direct.
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What Happened To Gia Rose After Ink Master: Angels?
On the Paramount Network, "Ink Master: Angels" was like an all-star matchup of sorts between four female tattoo artists and former "Ink Master" competitors
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Audrey Hepburn's Tears At The End Of Roman Holiday Were More Real Than You Thought
According to Audrey Hepburn herself, she was no exception to Roman Holiday's sensational effect on the tear ducts.
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A Pope Once Had A Strong Reaction To A Classic Madonna Video
Pop singer Madonna spent a good portion of the 1980s courting controversy, and a video wound up with a call for a boycott from Pope John Paul II.
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Former Ink Master Contestant Robbie Ripoll's Gruesome Convention Injury
Tattoo artist and "Master Ink" alum Robbie Ripoll was performing a body suspension stunt at a tattoo convention when things went horrifically wrong.
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The Truth About Julie Andrews' Relationship With Blake Edwards
There have been numerous show business partnerships over the years, but few were as long, loving, and successful as Blake Edwards and Julie Andrews.
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Henry Tillman: The Boxer Who Managed To Beat Mike Tyson Twice
Anyone's pantheon of boxing greats includes names like Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, and Mike Tyson. Another athlete deserving attention is Henry Tillman.
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James Dean's Childhood Accident That Actually Helped Him Land His Charming Smile
James Dean didn't have a long resume from his time as an actor, but his screen presence continues to have an impact on entertainment to this day.
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The Poignant Question Mister Rogers Asked His Wife In His Final Days
When the end was drawing near for Mister Rogers, the man who liked us just the way we are, his spiritual musings culminated into a question he asked his wife.
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John McAfee's Girlfriend Has An Eye-Opening Theory About What Really Happened To Him
John McAfee was a successful businessman, a computer pioneer, and toward the end of his life, a fugitive who committed suicide in Spain. Or did he?
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Bob Dylan's Recording Debut Ended With Him Leaving After One Song
Bob Dylan's recording debut happened when he played harmonica on a song with a musical icon but it ended with him leaving after just that one song.
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What We Know About Clint Eastwood's Philandering Past
Clint Eastwood seems to have had as many affairs as his body could handle.
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James Dean Filmed An Ironic PSA Just Weeks Before His Fatal Crash
Ironically, just a few weeks before he died, James Dean recorded a Public Service Announcement about the dangers of careless driving.
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The Tragic 2014 Death Of Shirley Temple
In contrast to her squeaky-clean childhood film career, adult Shirley Temple had one particular habit that she tried valiantly to keep hidden from the cameras.
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Tragic Details About The Mamas And The Papas
The Mamas and the Papas put the "flower" in "flower power." But things were dark behind the scenes. These are some tragic details about The Mamas and the Papas.
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The Origin Of The Term Paparazzi
The word paparazzi evokes images of invasive photographers harassing celebrities. The word paparazzi itself is actually a nod to their obnoxiousness.
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