How Accurate Is Nashville's Parthenon Replica?
The Parthenon of Athens inspired architecture across the world, especially in 1897 when Nashville commissioned a replica for the Centennial Exposition.
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The Truth About Steve Jobs' Strained Relationship With Daughter Lisa
Though Steve Jobs became worth more than $200 million in 1980, he was required to pay only $500 a month in child support.
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The Real Reason Rahab Risked Her Life In The Bible
One of the most infamous women in the Bible is Rahab, and her story is filled with enough drama and suspense to make any soap opera jealous.
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How Much Is The White House Worth?
You probably won't be able to buy the president's house any time soon — but, if the government could put the White House on the market, how much would they get?
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Surprising Details Found In Larry King's Autopsy Report
Veteran television journalist and radio host Larry King was one of the most famous people in the world at one point in his career.
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The Surprising Way Queen Elizabeth Paid For Her Wedding Dress
To be respectful of the audience at home (and viewers all over the world) still reeling from World War II, the wedding was a bit more austere than usual.
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How Many Deaths Is Pablo Escobar Responsible For?
Pablo Escobar was one of the most infamous figures in recent history, becoming one of the richest people in the world due to his massive drug empire.
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Travis Scott's History Of Concert Mishap Lawsuits Explained
On November 5, 2021, tragedy struck at Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival in Houston, Texas, when a massive crowd surge led to the deaths of eight people.
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The History Of Epiphany Explained
The exact meaning of Epiphany has long been up for debate. For some, the holiday is an opportunity to celebrate the glory of Jesus' various manifestations.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi was born in 1869 in a region of India (Porbandar) that was under the rule of the British Empire. Here's what he would've looked like in color.
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The Bizarre Medieval Paintings Of Rabbits Explained
Back in the 13th to 15th century, a common form of comedy arose in the margins of manuscripts —drolleries — and some were bizarre paintings of rabbits.
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The Truth About George Washington Carver's School On Wheels
It was the die-hard pursuit of his education that provided George Washington Carvver the opportunities to succeed in life.
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Here's How Ponce De Leon Made His Fortune
Ponce de Leon was far more than an explorer. In his 61 years, he also served in the military, sought gold and established mines, and set up farms and colonies.
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How Many Words Do Women Speak In The Bible?
The ordinary and extraordinary women of the Bible are many things — villains, virgins, witches, saints, and everything in between.
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How Much It Really Costs To Have A Cat
Before you decide to bring a pet cat into your home, it is always good to know how much you should put aside for various expenses.
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What The President's Escape Plan Looks Like If The U.S. Ever Got Attacked
So far in history, the need for a United States president to escape impending danger to the capital has been a relatively rare one.
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The Truth About The Last Surviving World War I Veteran
A number of WWI veterans survived well into the 2000s, but only 10 World War I veterans around the world were still alive in 2008.
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This Is The Most Expensive Thing Ever Built
Even with pricey homes and yachts, the most expensive thing in this world is actually out of this world — both in price and location.
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How People From 100 Years Ago Pictured The Future Would Be
When you see what people were predicting for the early 21st century, it's pretty exciting. Here's how people from 100 years ago pictured the future would be.
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Attica's Most Notable Inmates
Over the years, some of the most notorious criminals in the nation's history have walked through Attica's gates. Here are Attica's most notable inmates.
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Barack Obama's Biggest Regret As President May Surprise You
Former United States President Barack Obama has been out of office for years now, and his biggest regret as head of state may surprise you.
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Bizarre Ways Americans Tried To Assassinate Fidel Castro
In 1959, the Cuban Revolution marked a seismic shift in the history of the 20th century and reshaped the world's geopolitical map for generations to come.
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What Kato Kaelin Thinks About The People V. O.J. Simpson
The trial of O.J. Simpson for the murder of his wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman dominated headlines in the 1990s.
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Here Is Why Steve Jobs' Kids Will Likely Never Inherit Most Of His Fortune
Apple's Steve Jobs will go down in history as one of the most controversial, most irascible, and most misunderstood businessmen in recent American history.
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Why Daylight Saving Really Began
For many regions, the custom of pushing the clocks forward in the summer months and back in the autumn to enjoy more sunlit hours started in 1918.
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What Is Diwali And Why Is It Celebrated?
From Dia de los Muertos to Thanksgiving, from Halloween to Eid, the world is privy to a huge range of holidays and festivals.
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Jimmy Carter's Biggest Regret As President May Surprise You
The presidency of Jimmy Carter was in many respects one of good intentions gone awry, and his biggest regret as leader may surprise you.
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