Why Michael Jordan Considers Hall Of Famer Joe Dumars His Toughest Opponent
When Michael Jordan's superstar career was truly underway, he seemed to work especially hard against one defender in particular: Joe Dumars.
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The Life And Career Of Christine McVie
Christine McVie was intentionally in the background of Fleetwood Mac, though she authored dozens of their hit songs. Here's the story of her life and career.
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Meet Gladys Roy, The Early Daredevil Actress Who Performed On The Top Of Airplanes
Barnstorming and wingwalking -- strolling across the wings of a plane in flight -- haven't gone away completely, but Gladys Roy was there for its heyday.
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Nas Claims A Rap Legend Scared Him With His Abilities
Nas, a legendary rapper, was once scared by the abilities of another rapper named Big L. Here's the story of Big L's life and career.
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Stevie Nicks And Christine McVie's Friendship Explained
Following the death of rock legend Christine McVie, tributes were made to her. One was from her best friend, Stevie Nicks. Here is more about their friendship.
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Why Kirstie Alley's Star Trek Career Only Lasted One Movie
While roles like "Cheers" are among Kirstie Alley's most notable, it was another that kickstarted her entire career: the half-Vulcan, half-Romulan Saavik.
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Here's Who Inherited Johnny Carson's Money After His Death
Johnny Carson wasn't the first late-night talk show host, but he wasn't called the King of Late Night for nothing. The gig had its financial rewards, too.
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A Mutual Friend Brought Bruce Springsteen And Lou Reed Together On A Memorable Track
Lou Reed's "Street Hassle" features an uncredited monologue by Bruce Springsteen.
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Princess Anne's Special Connection To The Olympic Games
Besides being Queen Elizabeth II's only daughter, Princess Anne is a well-established equestrian. Here's her special connection to the Olympic games.
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How Did Garbage Get Their Name?
Who hears the word "garbage" and says, "That's a great name for a band!"? These guys, as it turns out. But what's the whole story behind Garbage's name?
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The Science Of Why Loud Music Is Linked To Increased Alcohol Consumption
People tend to drink more alcohol when there's loud music, according to science, but why? Here's why loud music is linked to alcochol consumption.
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Interesting Details About Women's Basketball In The 1800s
in the late 19th century, women's sports were generally recreational, not competitive, and typically had no rules. Eventually, this changed.
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Throwback Facts About Captain Kangaroo
Despite being gone for decades, "Captain Kangaroo" remains an enduring part of our shared pop culture. Here are some throwback facts about "Captain Kangaroo."
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Essential Facts About White Christmas, The Bestselling Song Of All Time
While there's no doubt you well-know Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," it's possible you're less familiar with the song's backstory, its records and legacy.
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Orson Welles' Final Interview Had A Shocking Conclusion
Actor and director Orson Welles cut a wide swath across Hollywood during his career, but usually he wasn't inclined to discuss his past in interviews.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Behind The Biggest Baby Ever Born
All things being equal, a baby's size -- bigger being better -- can have a direct bearing on their health. That wasn't the case for the biggest baby on record.
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William Shatner And George Takei's Feud Started Early In Their Star Trek Days
From a show that offered audiences an optimistic view of the future of humanity, these "Star Trek" actors have a feud that's lasted for decades.
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What The Most Famous NBA Players From The 2000s Look Like Today
Some of the biggest names in the NBA were seriously delivering in the 2000s. But what do some of the most famous NBA players from the 2000s look like today?
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These Three Early Rock Pioneers Made Up The Majority Of The Beatles' Cover Songs
Here are the three 1950s rock icons who rank among the acts most frequently covered by The Beatles.
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Orson Welles' Grave Explains Why His Ashes Are In Spain
Orson Welles was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin and died in Los Angeles, California. But his final resting place reveals the land he considered home.
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The Deadliest Film Ever Made Killed 27 People In A Dynamite Accident
While filming a movie, the crew of the Viking ship tried to use dynamite to blow up ice surrounding the ship, which proved to be fatal.
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Who Did Frank Zappa's Son Actually Learn Guitar From?
Son of legendary rock musician Frank Zappa, Dweezil Zappa got an amazing guitar education that no one else can claim to have received.
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Where Is John Lennon's Ex May Pang Today?
While much of John Lennon's life is well-known, there is one person who remains mysterious. Who exactly is May Pang, the other impactful woman in Lennon's life?
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Athletes Who Went Through Messy Divorces
Given the fame and fortune of pro athletes, it's not surprising that when they separate from their spouses, it makes the headlines — especially when it's messy.
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Here's How Bob Hope Caused Two Second-Half Kickoffs In The First Super Bowl
Bob Hope had a remarkable run as an entertainer, from vaudeville to Broadway, movies to radio, and on to TV, where he notched a moment of sports history.
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The Horrifying Finds In NBA Star Lorenzen Wright's Autopsy
NBA star Lorenzen Wright was brutally murdered, his body dumped in the Tennessee woods, with terrifying details revealed in his autopsy report.
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Why Katharine Hepburn Made Only One Appearance At The Academy Awards
Some performers would literally do anything to win, or even appear onstage, at the Academy Awards, but four-time winner Katharine Hepburn wasn't one of them.
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