The Surprising Truth About Charlie Watts' Vintage Car Collection
Charlie Watts had, by far, the most impressive collection of cars in his garage (well, likely garages) of all the Stones — but his passion was a bit unexpected.
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The Surprising Reason Joseph Pulitzer Shot Someone
In January 1870, Pulitzer was elected as a representative of St. Louis' Fifth District. In this role, he had the chance to vote in favor of the 15th Amendment,
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Moyenne Island: The Strange Story Of The World's Smallest National Park
Moyenne Island is the world's smallest national park thanks to one man. Here is the strange story of Brendon Grisham who dedicated his life to the island.
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What Is A Strawberry Supermoon?
A full moon is often an incredible sight to see, but sometimes it gets a special name depending on what month it is and how close it is to Earth.
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This Is The Largest Unoccupied Building In The World
Around the world, massive constructions become ghostly shells that never recover. Here's the biggest unoccupied building in the world.
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The Touching Place Where Jimmy Stewart Kept His Oscar
Jimmy Stewart's legendary acting career spanned over 50 years racking up five Oscar nods. However the one Oscar he took home ended up in a strange place.
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The Story About One Of Loretta Lynn's Banned Songs
Across the United States, 60 radio stations opted not to play the song — and it was even denounced by a preacher in Lynn's home state of Kentucky.
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How NASA Helped With The Creation Of Cell Phone Cameras
The cell phone digital camera is now an essential item on phones. But, they started as NASA, and here is how they managed to make the first digital camera.
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The Hilarious Truth About Alaska's 'Fat Bear Week'
What you got hidden under all that chonk, all that chonk, beardonkadonk? Someone better jump on that hook right quick, because Fat Bear Week is the best.
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A Look Back At The Life Of Emilie Schindler, The Wife Of Oskar Schindler
Many know Oskar Schindler's story and his famous list, but here's the story of his wife Emilie Schindler, whose efforts during WWII shouldn't be overlooked.
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The Bridge Over I-90 In Washington That Prevents Roadkill
There's a bridge over I-90 in Washington that prevents roadkill. Here's what it looks like, and how it actually prevents animal deaths.
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The Tough Love Advice Kobe Bryant Gave To A Young Kevin Durant
Basketball legend Kobe Bryant once gave some tough love advice to a young Kevin Durant, who took it to heart.
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The Untold Truth Of The Architect Behind The 1893 World's Fair
Daniel Burnham was the architect of the 1863 World's Fair. A relatively unknown figure in most circles, his life had some surprising twists and turns.
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What Is The Difference Between College Football's Heisman Trophy And The Maxwell Award?
College football's Heisman Trophy and the Maxwell Award are both given annually, but what's what is the difference between them?
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What Really Happened With That Huge Earthquake In Haiti?
The 2010 Haiti earthquake left over a million people without homes, hundreds of thousands of people died, and several hundreds of thousands were injured.
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Strange Things That Happened On The Set Of Serial Killer Movies
Movies like Silence of the Lambs, Saw, Zodiac, and Halloween were hell behind the scenes.
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What It Was Like To Celebrate New Year's Eve 100 Years Ago
New Year's Eve is full of traditions that people from centuries ago followed, with some still followed today. Here are traditions from the 1920s.
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Most Bizarre Tales Of People Being Possessed
These are some of the most bizarre tales of people being possessed.
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Charlie Chaplin's FBI Files Explained
Far from protecting him, Charlie Chaplin's influence and popularity drew the attention of the FBI. Their investigation would drive him out of the U.S.
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The Real-Life Stories Of Native American Warrior Women
The Native American warrior women led their tribes into battle, negotiated peace with the United States, served as diplomats, and more.
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The Biggest Lauren Spierer Theories: What Really Happened?
Lauren Spierer, a student at Indiana University, vanished without a trace in the early morning hours of June 3, 2011. To date, her case has not been solved.
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Tragic Details About Hockey's Biggest Legends
It's not all that surprising that ice hockey, the only sport where fights are not only allowed but often celebrated, has seen its fair share of tragedy.
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What Fans Don't Know About Action Bronson
Rapper and chef Action Bronson is one of a kind, with both a noted culinary and music career.
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What Happened To British Union Of Fascists Leader Oswald Mosley After WWII?
Oswald Mosley is not as famous outside his native Britain as other 20th-century European fascists who made it into power.
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Zion, Illinois: The Town That Was Once A Flat Earth Theocracy
The town of Zion, Illinois, was once a flat Earth theocracy
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The Creepiest Stories Of Broadway Ghosts
Broadway, considered this way, seems utterly primed for ghosts. Indeed, if the stories are to be believed, theaters up and down are packed full of spirits.
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What Twitter's First Employees Are Doing 15 Years Later
Fifteen years since its early days as a casual microblogging site, Twitter has grown to a powerful global force. But where are its founding employees now?
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