Why The Number 47 Is So Important In Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" kept the iconic sci-fi franchise firmly in the mainstream mind, with over 100 memorable episodes and multiple movies.
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Why This Song Is Queen's Most Controversial One
Queen debuted in the early '70s and had risen to global fame by the early '80s, particularly with their hit song "Crazy Little Thing Called Love."
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When a music group reaches that kind of stature, myths and legends spring up around them — some true, and some less than true.
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The Real Reason Rolling Stone Magazine Gave Jack Nicholson A Nickname
Though his film career is impressive, to say the least, his love life is equally as memorable and Jack Nicholson has openly described himself as a womanizer.
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Why Tony Chapman Left The Rolling Stones
The history of music is littered with people who left their bands early or were given an unceremonious boot before they hit it truly big.
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What Does An Assistant Director Do?
Even though movies can take hundreds of crew members to make, most would likely consider the director to be the most important crew member on a movie set.
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Is The Director Of Photography The Same As The Director?
If you sit until the very end of a movie and read the credits, you may have wondered about the difference between a film's director and director of photography.
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The Old Hollywood Star You'd Be Friends With, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
How do the astrological signs of Old Hollywood connect to you? Which star would you likely chat up or hang out with? Only the stars know.
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The Famous Movie Series You Didn't Know Keith Richards Appeared In
In addition to his decades with the Rolling Stones and his life as one of the hardcore rock stars of all time, Richards has a slightly obscure claim to fame.
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Carole Baskin Reveals The Real Reason She Closed Her Big Cat Rescue Sanctuary
In an interview with Grunge, Tiger King's Carole Baskin reveals the real reason she closed her Big Cat Rescue sanctuary — and what she thinks of Tiger King 2.
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The Truth About Princess Diana's Surprising Connection To Bridgerton
Before marrying Prince Charles and moving to Kensington Palace at the age of 20, Diana, Princess of Wales, was born The Honorable Diana Frances Spencer in 1961.
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Disturbing Details Discovered In Chris Farley's Autopsy Report
While Chris Farley projected an on-camera image of being a warm and funny guy, he struggled with significant substance abuse off screen.
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One-Hit Wonder Actors You Didn't Know Passed Away
All it takes is one big hit to enter the annals of popular culture. Here are the one-hit wonder actors you didn't know passed away.
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Kristen Stewart's One Regret About Playing Princess Diana In Spencer
Playing Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín's "Spencer" promises to be the role of Kristen Stewart's already successful career. Stewart has one regret, however.
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Which Star Trek Film Made The Most Money?
"Star Trek" took the leap from television to the big screen, starting with "Star Trek: The Motion Picture," leading to many sequels (as well as reboots).
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The Truth About David And Patricia Arquette's Unusual Childhood
Remember David and Patricia Arquette, two siblings known for starring in successful films, most notably in the 1990s? Before fame was an unusual childhood.
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What Only True Star Trek Fans Noticed About Data's Cat
Throughout the series and its movie offshoots, Data learning and encountering a full range of human experiences and emotions was an ongoing highlight for fans.
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Why You Rarely Hear About Richard Simmons Nowadays
Richard Simmons was wildly popular in the 1980s, then, in 2014, he disappeared. Here's why you rarely hear about Richard Simmons nowadays.
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Tragic Details About The Man Who Cared For Orphans During The Holocaust
It was while studying pediatrics that Korczak decided to forfeit having a family of his own to dedicate his life to working with children.
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What's Come Out About Sean Connery Since His Death
Scottish actor Sir Sean Connery became famous for playing the role of James Bond, the fictional secret spy agent known for his wild missions and many escapades.
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How Leonard Nimoy's Roots Inspired The Vulcan Salute
The gesture of Vulcan greeting was first performed by the character of Mr. Spock on the "Star Trek" episode "Amok Time," which premiered on television in 1967.
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Why Star Trek's Spock Was Supposed To Look Different
Spock is one of the most iconic characters in the history of science fiction. His original appearance was quite different in the planning stages of the series.
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The Real Reason Star Trek's Malcolm McDowell Received Death Threats
Back in 1994, an example of excessive fandom occurred, and it had very real consequences for one of the people involved in the whole situation.
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Why William Shatner's SNL Performance Outraged Star Trek Fans
The writers of the sketch "Get a Life!" started off on the wrong foot even before the actors and extras took the stage, as you can see by the sketch's name.
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This Is Where Nipsey Hussle Is Buried
Known for such songs as "Victory Lap" and "Go Long," rapper Nipsey Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, grew up in Los Angeles, and he died outside of his own store.
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Brigitte Bardot's Troubling Real-Life Story
Brigitte Bardot's life has been marked by bitterness, despair, and cruelty. Here is some of the tragedy and pain from the life of the former screen siren.
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The Real Reason Kat Von D Is Moving To Indiana
Kat Von D announced her permanent move to Indiana and will be closing her tattoo parlor in California.
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