The Charlie Chaplin Shoe-Eating Scene That Landed Him In The Hospital
Charlie Chaplin charmed the world with his silent films and his signature character, the Little Tramp. "The Gold Rush" features some of his most famous scenes.
Read MoreCharlie Chaplin charmed the world with his silent films and his signature character, the Little Tramp. "The Gold Rush" features some of his most famous scenes.
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Read MoreYou know they ate beans. But what else did cowboys eat on Old West trail drives?
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Read MoreAfter attending Bolan's funeral, where Bowie told Rolling Stone that ""I'm terribly broken by it. He was my mate."
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