The Major Discovery A Medieval Toilet Helped Researchers Identify
There was a time when indoor latrines were reserved for "high status houses," so finding this medieval toilet helped researchers identify Harold II's palace.
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The Song David Bowie Wrote To Get Revenge On Frank Sinatra
David Bowie has taken aim at fellow musicians multiple times, and once he even penned a track to get revenge on the one and only Frank Sinatra.
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The Biggest Contradictions About God In The Bible
God plays a central role throughout the many books of the Bible, so it might surprise you that there are some big contradictions about the nature of the deity.
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An huge amount of people were involved in World War II but we usually only hear about a few names. Here are some of the lesser known heroes of World War II.
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Things That Came Out About Layne Staley After He Died
The world learned many details about Alice in Chains frontman Layne Staley in the days, weeks, months, and even years following his 2002 death.
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Star Trek Franchise Actors You Rarely See Onscreen Anymore
These "Star Trek" actors will always be part of the franchise's history, but you won't see them on film or TV screens very often these days.
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12 Times Audiences Turned Against Musicians
Playing music in front of a live crowd is a stressful experience, to say the least. And sometimes, audiences even turn against musicians.
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Cover Songs Better Than The Original Version
What is the secret to performing a great cover version? Here are cover songs that turned out better than the original version.
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Where These Star Trek Stars Are Buried
From Leonard Nimoy to Anton Yelchin, some "Star Trek" actors are no longer with us. Here are the final resting places of some of "Star Trek's" brightest stars.
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Iconic Rock Star Tours That Got Canceled
These legendary rock acts saw their tours derailed by band drama, injuries and other health emergencies, low ticket sales, legal trouble, and even death.
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The Most Controversial SNL Musical Guests Of All Time
"Saturday Night Live" has given us plenty of edgy and hilarious satire over many years, but some of its most controversial moments have been its musical acts.
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The Hidden Truth Of Whitney Houston
Whitney Houston took the world by storm in the mid '80s and went on to forge a record-breaking career, but behind the glamor were a few hidden truths.
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The Unexpected Items That Are Illegal For Pawn Brokers To Accept In Delaware
In the nation's first state, Delaware, laws are on the books that prohibit several unexpected items for pawn brokers to accept, including prosthetic limbs.
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The Most Bizarre Unsolved Mysteries Of World War I
World War I might not have been as deadly as its successor, but it had just as many bizzarre incidents that remain unsolved to this day.
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Thousands Of Roman Coins Discovered May Lead To An Even Bigger Treasure
In November 2023, thousands of Roman coins were discovered in the Mediterranean Sea. And that might just be the beginning of the story.
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The Untold Truth Of Joan Baez
Joan Baez has an incredible musical career and a legacy of political activism, giving a voice to those with none, but her own life is filled with ups and downs.
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The Unexpected Truth About Leslie Nielsen's Time Filming The Naked Gun
It mights surprise you how Leslie Nielsen's legendary performance in 1998's "The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!" came about.
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The Worst Performances Musicians Ever Gave On Live TV
Every musician has had a bad day, but sometimes they happen on live TV. Over the years, some big names have given some pretty awful performances.
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Things About Robert F. Kennedy's Assassination That Don't Make Sense
Decades after the 1968 assassination of Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel, there are still things about the murder that we can't quite explain.
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Things About The Battle Of Dunkirk That Don't Make Sense
From May 26 to June 4, 1940, the Battle of Dunkirk saw the Allied forces trapped by the German Army. And there are some things about it that don't add up.
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The Bizarre Reason It Can Be Legal To Access Someone's Private Property In Nebraska
In most places private property is not accessible without permission, but here's the bizarre reason it can be legal to access private property in Nebraska.
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5 Recent Pompeii Discoveries That Archeologists Didn't Expect
The destructed ruins of Pompeii were discovered centuries ago, but archeologists continue to find things they didn't expect. Here are the most recent.
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Rock Songs That Were Written To Get Revenge
When these rock stars felt they had been wronged, they turned insult to inspiration and used their music and lyrics to exact sweet revenge.
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The United States Program For WWII German POWs That No One Talks About
Much has been rehashed about World War II, but no one talks about the United States program for WWII German POWs where the U.S. gathered pivotal intelligence.
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Disturbing Details Revealed In Netflix's American Murder: Gabby Petito
In 2021, a young woman disappeared while on a cross country trip with her boyfriend, and new details are revealed in Netflix's American Murder: Gabby Petito.
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Popular Rock Songs That Are Way Darker Than You Think
Sometimes, Popular rock songs lyrics aren't obvious in their meanings, but there are plenty that are way darker than you think. Here are 12 examples.
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The Unexpected Law Rhode Island Has For Professional Sports Games
Some laws that are still on the books don't make much sense today. One such law is Rhode Island's specific ban against certain professional sports games.
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