The Clash's Rock The Casbah Has More Meaning Behind It Than You Probably Thought
The Clash's song "Rock the Casbah" is one of the band's most famous songs. This is the little-known meaning behind "Rock the Casbah."
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How A Calendar Mishap Almost Threatened Russia's Performance In The 1908 Olympics
It can be hard enough, coordinating several calendars for several events involving numerous people. It's worse when different calendars entirely are involved.
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The Truth About The Relationship Between Curly Howard And Ex-Wife Elaine Ackerman
The Three Stooges' Curly Howard and ex-wife Elaine Ackerman's marriage was a union of opposites. Here's the truth about the relationship.
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Why You Rarely Hear About Art Garfunkel These Days
Art Garfunkel is best known for his tenor singing voice as part of the duo Simon and Garfunkel in the 1960s. Here's why you rarely hear of him these days.
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The Real Story Behind Bob Marley's Song, No Woman No Cry
One of Bob Marley's most famous songs is "No Woman No Cry," which doesn't mean quite what you think it does. Here's the story behind the song.
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The Tragic 2015 Death Of Bobbi Kristina Brown
The tragic 2015 death of Bobbi Kristina Brown was especially sad because she was only 22 when she died in a very similar manner to her mother, Whitney Houston.
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The Biggest Moments In Serena Williams' Career
Serena Williams is undeniably one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Here's a look at some of the greatest moments in her epic career.
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What Was Likely The Last Song Avicii Worked On Before He Died?
Avicii died by suicide in 2018 while on vacation, leaving what would become his final album, the eponymously-titled album "Tim," around two-thirds complete.
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Run DMC Was Not The Name They Originally Wanted To Use
Run DMC helped bring rap to mainstream audiences, but Run DMC was not the name they originally wanted to use.
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The Record That Bruce Springsteen Thinks Is A Masterpiece
Bruce Springsteen is a legendary musician in his own right, but there's one record he thinks is a masterpiece. This is the record praised by Bruce Springsteen.
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The Tragic 1921 Death Of Virginia Rappe
The tragic 1921 death of Virginia Rappe ended with the downfall of one of the biggest actors of the time, even though he was acquitted of causing her death.
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Vladimir Putin's Supposed Resemblance To This Movie Character Almost Led To A Lawsuit
Nearly twenty years ago, Vladimir Putin's alleged resemblance to a character on the silver screen led lawyers to consider a lawsuit. Here's what happened.
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The Wildest Fan Brawls In Sports History
A sports game is a place where many a fan goes for fun. But tensions between opposing fans can boil over. These are the wildest fan brawls in sports history.
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The Scary Reason The Wicked Witch Actress Couldn't Eat On The Wizard Of Oz Set
There are certainly those who are willing (though perhaps not eager) to suffer for their art. That seems especially true in the performing arts.
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The First Ever Tailgate Dates A Lot Further Back Than You Probably Think
The football tailgate is a beloved fall tradition in the U.S., but the first American tailgaters gathered to watch something much more harrowing than football.
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Inside Mel Gibson's 2006 Arrest
Mel Gibson has been a Hollywood fixture for decades, preceded by a critically acclaimed career in Australian films. And then he got pulled over and arrested.
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The Truth About Lena Horne's Relationship With Lennie Hayton
Lena Horne was a trailblazer in many ways. The truth is, even her relationship with composer Lennie Hayton rebuked social expectations of the time.
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What Was Taylor Hawkins' Last Foo Fighters Performance Before He Died?
For some 25 years, Taylor Hawkins was the man behind the drum kit for Foo Fighters. He also stepped up to the mic for solo vocal work during performances.
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The Truth About Erik Menendez's Wife, Tammi
In 1996, brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez were found guilty of the murder of their parents. Despite his prison sentence, Erik still found love behind bars.
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Who The Beatles' Song Dear Prudence Is Really About
The Beatles hit a period there toward the end of their collaboration when their songwriting seemed influenced by a sort of obscure mysticism.
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The First-Ever College Football Game Hosted Far Fewer Spectators Than We See Today
Football on the college level has its fair share of fans, alumni and not, who turn out for every school matchup. But it takes time to build an audience.
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Shirley Temple Once Shot Eleanor Roosevelt In The Back With A Slingshot
The lives of celebrities often overlap -- the absolutely famous intermingling, whether they come from show business, politics, or simple notoriety.
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The Best And Worst Sherlock Holmes Stories
The first Sherlock Holmes story was "A Study in Scarlet," published in 1887, but was this one of Arthur Conan Doyle's best ... or worst ... or maybe neither.
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Final Interviews Of Famous Rappers
Hip-hop artists have died of a result of gun violence, addiction, and poor health. Read the last interviews with rappers who were taken from us far too soon.
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Shaquille O'Neal Called This Hall Of Fame Teammate The Worst Teammate He Ever Had
Shaquille O'Neal recently admitted this legendary NBA player was the worst teammate he had in his 19-year career.
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Most Pointless Movies On Netflix
Just because Netflix is great doesn't mean all its movies are worth watching.
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Where Is Jeffrey Dahmer's Neighbor Glenda Cleveland Now?
Had the police taken Glenda Cleveland seriously in May 1991, five innocent lives might have been spared from the murderous hands of killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
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