The Storied History Of Negro League Baseball
Before its decline, Negro League Baseball was once one of the biggest professional draws in the U.S. Here is the storied history of Negro League Baseball.
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The Dark Secret About Being A Silent Film Star
When you think about Old Hollywood, you can't help but get caught up in the idea of glamor. The reality is there was a dark side to being a silent film star.
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A Look At Barbara Walters' Friendship With Woody Allen
Barbara Walters was known to associate with many celebrities. One of the more controversial friendships was with director, producer, and writer Woody Allen.
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Who Is Caroline Ellison In The FTX Scandal?
Just who is Caroline Ellison and how did she get wrapped up in the FTX scandal?
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What Barbara Walters' Friendship With Joan Rivers Was Really Like
One of the many things associated with Barbara Walters was her friendship with the late comedian Joan Rivers. Here is a closer look at their friendship.
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Inside Barbara Walters' Friendship With Tom Brokaw
Barbara Walters, an icon in television journalism, sadly died at the age of 93. Here is a look into the relationship she shared with colleague TOm Brokaw.
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Paul McCartney And William S. Burroughs' Relationship Explained
In the spring of 1966, Paul McCartney and William S. Burroughs sat together chatting at a luxury apartment in London. Here's the story of their relationship.
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How Barbara Walters Landed Her First On-Air Job
Barbara Walters died on December 30, 2022. Despite her iconic status as a television journalist, Walters' rise to the top was not exactly conventional.
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The Tragic 2019 Death Of Jan-Michael Vincent
Jan-Michael Vincent was known for his rugged good looks and piercing blue eyes. After struggling throughout his life, here is more about his tragic 2019 death.
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The Dark Side Of Being A 1950s TV Star
Showbusiness may be glorious and glamorous, but it has never claimed to be for the faint of heart. Here is the dark side of being a 1950s TV star.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Barbara Walters
Barbara Walters, one of the pioneering women in American broadcast journalism and the first woman to co-anchor an evening newscast segment, has died.
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Tragic Details About The Friendship Between Chris Farley And Jim Belushi
"Saturday Night Live" star Chris Farley led a reckless life. Still, Jim Belushi, brother of the late "SNL" star John Belushi, loved the outlandish comedian.
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Johnny Bench And Pete Rose's Feud Explained
Johnny Bench and Pete Rose's feud has waxed and waned through the years, but it mostly revolves around Rose's long-standing MLB and Baseball Hall of Fame ban.
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How Diego Maradona's Legendary 1986 Match Against England Was A Symbolic Victory
Diego Maradona has been referred to as one of the greatest soccer players of all time. and his legendary 1986 match against England was a symbolic victory.
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Andrew Tate's Indictment In Romania Explained
Andrew Tate moved to Bucharest, Romania in 2017 to "evade rape allegations" in the U.K., as he himself said. Here's the story. behind his arrest.
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Pele And Diego Maradona's Rivalry Explained
By any of several metrics, either or both Pele and Diego Maradona could be considered the greatest soccer player of all time. And that fueled their rivalry.
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Inside Vivienne Westwood And Malcolm McLaren's Abusive Relationship
Vivienne Westwood's legacy is marked by her edgy fashion aesthetic and her impact on punk. Also notable is her abusive relationship with Malcolm McLaren.
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Vivienne Westwood's Controversial 1989 Magazine Appearance As Margaret Thatcher
Punk fashion designer Vivienne Westwood died on Dec. 29, 2022. She is remembered for many things, including a controversial 1989 cover of "Tatler" magazine.
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Pelé's Impact Reached Even The WWE
The Brazilian soccer star Edson Arantes do Nascimento, also known as Pelé, had an influence on sports beyond the game with which he's most closely associated.
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Pelé's Final Soccer Match Truly Demonstrated His Love For The Sport
Pelé's final exhibition game was played at Giants Stadium, and three words he said to the crowd in his farewell speech are immortalized in sports history.
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Why A Fatal Bus Crash Forever Changed MLB Legend Johnny Bench's Life
Johnny Bench admits that he may have been driven to be a person who prefers solitude thanks to a horrible incident that took place in his youth.
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The Scandalous 1979 Death Of Ford Administration Vice President Nelson Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller died of a heart attack in 1979.
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Brazilian Politicians Who Literally Duked It Out Over A Project Dispute
A Brazilian mayor and an ex-councilor settled their issues in a fight.
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Mike Piazza's Hall Of Fame Baseball Career Would Not Have Occurred If Not For Nepotism
The "nepo baby" phenomenon extends beyond the entertainment industry into the world of sports. One such example is baseball player Mike Piazza.
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Here's What Some Of Bob Marley's Grandchildren Have Been Up To
Bob Marley remains an icon for his enormous influence on reggae music and his political messages. But how many grandchildren did he have? Let's take a look.
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Jo Mersa Marley Followed In His Music Legend Grandfather's Footsteps
Jo Mersa's last name is recognizable for its connection to that of another big name (possibly the biggest name) in reggae music: Bob Marley.
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Who Are The Hogs, The Group Threatening The Commanders Over Their New Mascot?
The Hogs, a group threatening the Washington Commanders over their new mascot, are closely related to the team. Here's who they are.
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