The Oldest Classic Rock Icons That Are Still Alive Today
They might not be as popular as they once were in the 1960s and '70s, but here are some of the oldest classic rock icons that are still alive today.
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King Charles III And The Stone Of Destiny: Why Is It Important?
In the first event of its kind since 1953, the coronation of King Charles III is set to take place on May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey in London.
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The Real Reason MTV Stopped Playing Music Videos
Ah, the good old days of MTV, back when music was music, and MTV played and showed plenty of it. Those days are gone. Here's why.
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The ukulele is one of those things that comes and goes in popular culture. Small, sprightly, lightweight, a uke can literally fit in your pocket.
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The Dark Realities Of Gender Reveal Parties
Intended to be a happy celebration, gender reveal parties are now causing some concern. Here are some dark realities associated with gender reveal parties.
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The history of medicine is filled with many oddities. One such, very painful, oddity occurred in the late 19th century under the monicker "Balloon Man."
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Why Ink Master Is Totally Fake
The show has made it through plenty of seasons and two spinoffs, indicating it's pretty popular overall. But is everything as real as it seems on Ink Master?
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The summer of 1876, Wild Bill Hickok was in Deadwood to make money. But he himself would soon be dead.
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The Truth About Ernest Hemingway's Many Wives
Ernest Hemingway had a Nobel Prize in literature and, three years before, picked up a Pulitzer. He also had a boatload of wives.
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Bruce Springsteen's song "Nebraska" is one of his most popular, but there's a rather sad meaning behind it. Here's what inspired Springsteen to write the song.
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The Truth About The Only Woman To Receive The Medal Of Honor
Mary Edwards Walker was not only a physician, but a surgeon, at a time when women, frankly, weren't respected enough to even be admitted to medical school.
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Crime Stoppers: The Untold Truth
Crime Stoppers allows individuals with information about a crime to provide tips to police departments while remaining anonymous.
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Why The Public Isn't Allowed Upstairs At Graceland
Elvis Presley's Graceland estate is one of the most famous celebrity homes in the US, but one floor is off limits. Here's why the public ins't allowed upstairs.
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The Truth About Roddy Piper's Wife
Despite his rowdy lifestyle, Roddy Piper was a one-woman man until the day he died. Let's take a look at who his wife Kitty Toombs was.
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What You Didn't Know About The Bugatti Made From Only Legos
In 2018, the good people at Lego teamed up with race car manufacturer Bugatti to bring you a rideable, driveable Bugatti Chiron.
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Why Scientists Use Cheetos To Study Birds
Surprisingly, some birds enjoy snacking on Cheetos just like we do.
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The Dark Truth About Black Lung Disease
For decades the black lung disease seemed to be on the ropes, but now it's nastier than ever.
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The Real Reason Bow Wow Lost All His Money
It's highly possible that if you were growing up in the early 2000s, you'd remember the rapper Bow Wow. Here's how he lost all of his money.
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Whatever Happened To Joni Mitchell?
Joni Mitchell was one of the biggest names in folk music. But where is she now?
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The Tragic Life Of Clara Bow, The First Hollywood It Girl
Clara Bow was considered Hollywood's first "it" girl, though he life and career were somewhat tragic. This is the story of Bow's tragic life.
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The Untold Truth Of The Ultimate Warrior
The Ultimate Warrior left a unique and colorful mark on the world of professional wrestling. His high-energy style was unparalleled in the sport.
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The Truth About Pancho Villa's Death
Here's how Pancho Villa died and became the most famous headless horseman never to haunt Ichabod Crane.
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This Is How Much John Wayne Was Worth When He Died
The Golden Age of Hollywood gave us many beloved stars of the silver screen. A handful of them became bona fide legends -- and few can rival John Wayne.
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Why Some Speculate That Great Britain Had A Hand In Rasputin's Murder
Rasputin is a somewhat mystical figure in Russian history. Here's how Great Britain actually had a hand in the famous figure's murder.
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Tragic Details Revealed In James Dean's Autopsy
James Dean died in a horrific car crash while driving his Porsche 550 Spyder in 1955.
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Here's Who Inherited Natalie Wood's Money After She Died
Beloved star of the silver screen and icon, Natalie Wood, tragically died in 1981. Here is who inherited her large estate following her untimely death.
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Tiny Toon Adventures managed to gain an audience from amongst Saturday-morning cartoon watchers, but that meant that parents were probably watching, too.
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