Pete Rose's Lifetime MLB Ban Explained
Pete Rose was one of baseball's all-time greatest players, and also one of its most controversial. Here's why he was banned from the MLB for life.
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Is It Possible To Count To A Billion In One Lifetime?
Counting is one of those skills that most children learn before starting kindergarten. Easy, right? Sometimes things that are easy are still hard to pull off.
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How Sinead O'Connor's Infamous SNL Appearance Led To A Lifetime Ban
In 1992, Sinead O'Connor took to "Saturday Night Live" for a performance that got news outlets talking - and earned her a lifetime ban from the show.
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We Could See The Return Of A Certain Prehistoric Creature In Our Lifetime
Menacing outcomes from the "Jurassic Park" film franchise have not given scientists any pause in their plans to bring back one extinct prehistoric creature.
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The Real Reason Russian Presidents Have Lifetime Immunity Now
There are those who take very seriously the idea of abiding by the rule of law. And then there are those who simply change the rules they don't like.
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How A Male Clownfish Can Become Female During Its Lifetime
Male clownfish are able to change their sex, a remarkable characteristic that shows how uniquely the clownfish have evolved. Here's how they do it.
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The Surprising Reason America Could Potentially Collapse In Our Lifetime
The clock is ticking. You may not know it yet but America may soon be hitting a crucial deadline. Rome, Greece, the Soviet Union ... could America be next?
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How Much Milk Does A Cow Produce In Its Lifetime?
Each cow has a limited supply of milk it can produce in its lifetime, and you're about to learn exactly how many squeezes it takes to deplete an udder.
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Who Is Michael Gambon's Son, Fergus?
Actor Michael Gambon, who played Dumbledore starting in the third "Harry Potter" movie, had a son named Fergus with a successful career of his own.
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The Untold Truth Of The Gabor Sisters
In many ways the Gabor sisters were famous for being famous thanks to their wealth, celebrity, and many marriages. But they were icons nonetheless.
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Ethel Kennedy, Widow Of Robert F. Kennedy, Dead At 96
Ethel Kennedy, widow of Robert F. Kennedy, has died at age 96. Throughout her life, she dedicated her time to various social justice causes.
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The Untold Truth Of 'Time Traveler' John Titor
This is the untold truth of 'time traveler' John Titor. Reading this, time will just fly by.
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Jodi Arias' Former Cellmate Has A Lot To Say About Her
Jodi Arias was arrested in 2008 for the brutal murder of Travis Alexander. Her former cellmate, Donavan Bering, has had a lot to say about her.
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The Strange Truth About The Cabbage Patch Kids Craze
Fads come and fads go, whether in the form of a haircut (Beatles, anyone?) or clothing (coonskin cap, anyone?) or, perhaps most fickle of all, toys.
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The Staggering Price Audrey Hepburn's Little Black Dress Sold For At Auction
Audrey Hepburn's iconic little black dress sold for a staggering $800,000 at auction, with the proceeds going to benefit impoverished children.
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Whatever Happened To Punky Brewster's Actress?
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The Greatest Books Written In Prison
The greatest books written in prison illuminate the harrowing events of life behind bars, such as Nelson Mandela's Conversations With Myself.
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Why Jordan Brown Was Exonerated After Being Convicted Of Murder At Age 11
Jordan Brown was accused of murdering his pregnant stepmother at just 11 years old. Here's why he was exonerated after being convicted.
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The Untold Truth Of I Survived...
At first glance, it would be easy to dismiss A&E's "I Survived..." series as a cynical cash grab riding the wave of the public's obsession with true crime.
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What Happened To Mary Elizabeth Bailey After She Was Forced To Kill Her Stepfather?
Mary Elizabeth Bailey killed her stepfather Wayne Wyers in February 1987 at the behest of her mother, Priscilla Wyers. Here's what happened to Bailey afterward.
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Why Is Marcus Aurelius Considered The Wisest Roman Emperor?
It's not too often that we can legitimately associate rulers with anything even approaching "wisdom." Enter Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus.
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What Star Trek: The Next Generation's Cast Is Doing Now
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" handed the "Star Trek" franchise to the 21st century and still entertains. Decades later, its cast is still busy trekking.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Howard Hesseman
On January 29, 2022, actor Howard Hesseman, best known for his roles on TV's "WKRP in Cincinnati" and "Head of the Class," has died.
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Musicians Who Died Right At The Peak Of Their Fame
Catastrophe and tragic personal circumstances have taken some of the best musicians away from us far too soon, some of whom died at the peak of their fame.
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The Tragic Truth Of Hawaii's Leprosy Colony
Today we refer to leprosy as Hansen's disease, named for the Norwegian physician who first identified the causative agent back in 1873. But the disease itself has been around for millennia -- with indications found in human remains dating back to around 2000 BCE.
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What Lifetime's Cellmate Secrets Revealed About Chris Watts
In 2018, Chris Watts made headlines when he was arrested for the murder of his young daughters and pregnant wife. Now, new information has come to light.
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Three's Company: A Look Back At The Hit Sitcom
"Three's Company" is regarded as one of the most entertaining sitcoms in TV history. But the stories behind the scenes were often almost as entertaining.
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What Abbott And Costello's Last Movie Was Like Before They Died
"Dance With Me, Henry" was the final act from the two that took vaudeville to Hollywood. Here's what Abbott and Costello's last movie was like before they died.
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The Dirtiest Players In Baseball History
The history of Major League Baseball is littered with dirty players.
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Whatever Happened To Dido?
Dido first became famous when Eminem used the chorus from her song "Thank You" for "Stan." After a 15-year hiatus, she's returning to touring.
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