Candy Montgomery: 12 Details About The Ax-Murdering Mom
The last type of person most would think of as a possible axe murderer is a suburban housewife, but that was the case for Candy Montgomery.
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What Only Lynyrd Skynyrd Superfans Knew About Gary Rossington
Gary Rossington was with Lynyrd Skynyrd from the start, and was the band's last surviving member. Here are some facts about the guitarist you might not know.
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Legendary Southern rockers Lynyrd Skynyrd have persevered through more tragedy than many groups. Here's the tragic, real-life story of Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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Sir Richard Burton spent years exploring, drinking, womanizing, and cramming his brain full of knowledge. These are his crazy adventures explained.
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These are some of the worst video game covers of all time. If you judge these games by their covers, these video games are awful.
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The Surprising Number Of Pets Abraham Lincoln Had
President Abraham Lincoln was a man known for his boundless compassion and empathy. No surprise, perhaps, that those qualities extended beyond human beings.
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There's an old adage: "Choose a job you love, and you'll never have to work a day in your life." Here are some jobs that make weekdays as fun as the weekends.
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What You Didn't Know About Charles Lindbergh's Secret Families
After only four dates, famed pilot Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow married on May 27, 1929, which was quite literally a match made in heaven.
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The Reason The Number 9 Is So Important In Norse Mythology
Faith, spirituality, and numbers have often been intertwined. The number nine, though, reoccurs the most often. Why?
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The True Stories Behind Popular Internet Memes
Here are the true stories behind these popular internet memes. Sometimes, truth is stranger than meme.
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This Children's Author Actually Lived At The Playboy Mansion
Everybody has to start somewhere. Shel Silverstein, author of "Where the Sidewalk Ends" and "The Giving Tree," was a staff cartoonist for Playboy.
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Here's What Would Happen If Britain Got Rid Of Their Monarchy
The answer is somewhat subjective, but we can make some pretty good guesses. Here's what might happen if the British royal family got the boot.
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Tragic Details About The Last Time Russia Invaded Ukraine
Ukraine gained its independence after the fall of the U.S.S.R. Here are tragic details about the last time Russia invaded Ukraine.
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What It's Really Like At The North Pole
The idea of the "North Pole" is complex so let's just consider that whole part of the Earth as the "North Pole." Here's what it's really like at the North Pole.
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Why Shirley Watts Once Threatened To Sue Members Of The Polish Government
Shirley Watts, the wife of Rolling Stones drummer late Charlie Watts, once threatened to sue members of the Polish government. Here's why.
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Creepy Tales Of Lighthouse Ghosts
Lighthouses have something of a creep factor about them. Here's some of the creepiest tales of lighthouses with residents who are no longer among the living.
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Famous People Who Said Hysterical Things Before Death
We expect the very best from those whose careers were built on wit, charm, and genius, even while they're knocking on death's door.
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Olympic Athletes With The Most Gold Medals
Competing in the Olympics is one thing. Earning a gold medal is another. Here are the Olympic athletes with the most gold medals.
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How Did Maya Angelou Get Her Name?
A renowned poet, memoirist, actor, screenwriter, singer, dancer -- Maya Angelou lived a remarkably accomplished artistic life, including a name change.
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What Is Under The Pyramids?
Carving an impressive skyline across the horizon of Egypt, the pyramids are an iconic representation of the ancient world. But what's under them?
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How Albert Einstein's Politics Left Him Off The Manhattan Project
Albert Einstein is one of the most revered scientists of all time, but his politics and controversial friends disqualified him from the Manhattan Project.
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The Dark Side Of Oil Drilling And Why It's So Controversial
Oil drilling is a really messy topic and has been for a long time. Here's the dark side of oil drilling and why it's so controversial.
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The Messed Up Truth About 19th Century Murderess Mary Ann Cotton
Mary Ann Cotton is one of the earliest confirmed female serial killers in recorded memory, suspected of some 21 murders through arsenic poisoning.
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Who are the modern-day humans who can stand alongside the likes of da Vinci, Newton, and Steve Jobs?
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Christina Whittaker
The disappearance of Christine Whittaker in 2009 shook smalltown USA Hannibal, Missouri. A potential victim of human trafficking, there have been few leads.
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Theories About What Really Killed These Historical Leaders
When there's uncertainty about how historical figures died, people start guessing. Here are theories about what really killed these historical leaders.
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Why People Think Nostradamus Predicted The Rise Of Hitler
Nostradamus is well-known for having scribed a long list of prophecies. But, many of his prophecies are up to interpretation -- including one about Hitler.
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