Artemis I Photo Pays Tribute To One Of The Greatest NASA Images Ever Taken
A photo from Artemis I pays tribute to one of the most iconic NASA images ever taken. Here's what the photo looks like, and why it's iconic.
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Sammy Hagar's Thoughts On The Band's Relationship With Alex Van Halen
Van Halen is one of the most influential rock bands, but Sammy Hagar has some interesting views on the band's current relationship with drummer Alex Van Halen.
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There's A Familiar Name On The Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murders Suspects List
The so-called Santa Rosa hitchhiker murders happened in the 1970s. The killings are still unsolved, but there's a familiar name on the suspect list.
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Who Was The Man Who Unknowingly Dug The Graves Of John Wayne Gacy's Victims?
Tt was discovered that multiple bodies were unearthed from the very trenches dug by the one-time employee and roommate of John Wayne Gacy.
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The Unlikely Story Behind Smokey Robinson And Stevie Wonder's Song, The Tears Of A Clown
Smokey Robinson had a huge hit with "The Tears of a Clown" which originated with Stevie Wonder. This is the unlikely story behind the song.
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Why The Celtics' Bill Russell Almost Had A Conflict With Nelson Mandela
Basketball legend Bill Russell almost had a conflict with Nelson Mandela the first time the two met, but it was thankfully avoided. Here's what happened.
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Why Killer Victor Feguer Oddly Requested A Single Olive Before His Execution
When an execution is performed in the United States, there can be a certain fascination on the part of the public, particularly for details like last meals.
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Details About Michael Jackson's Relationship With Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor came together to form a fascinatingly unique relationship that lasted for years, and they remained friends until the end.
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The US Security Force That Protects Royals When They Visit America
The federal government is a maze of agencies, bureaus, organizations, and interwoven rivalries and cooperation, including various security arms.
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The Science Behind Why Opossums Play Dead
The phrase "playing possum" gets tossed about frequently -- someone (or something) feigning death to avoid actual death, but it's more complicated than that.
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Jimi Hendrix Had Harsh Words For The Syd Barrett-Led Pink Floyd
Jimi Hendrix wasn't always a fan of Pink Floyd, and had some harsh words for the group when they were led by Syd Barrett. Here's what Hendrix said.
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How A Wasp Nest Showed These Australian Cave Paintings May Be 5,000 Years Younger Than Expected
An ancient wasp nest helped to date these Australian cave paintings, showing that they may be 5,000 years younger than previously expected.
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Who Are Anderson Aldrich's Parents?
Following the shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, information was released about alleged shooter Anderson Aldrich. This includes who Aldrich's parents are.
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What Was Found At British Codebreaker Gareth Williams' Crime Scene
The 2010 death of Welsh cyber security expert Gareth Williams has been analyzed, investigated, and examined, but significant questions remain.
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Experts Have Disturbing Predictions For The Iran World Cup Team
Unfortunately for the men who make up the Iranian team, some say they can expect not a hero's welcome when they return, but imprisonment and torture.
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The Disturbing Atrocities Authorities Discovered In The LaLaurie Mansion
The picturesque exterior of the LaLaurie Mansion covered up levels of cruelty that the city of New Orleans had not experienced before or ever since.
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The 6-Year-Old Who Shattered Limbo Records After Roller Skating Underneath 39 Cars
A 6-year-old Indian boy shattered a limbo record bar roller skating underneath 39 cars. Here's what happened, and how the sport took shape.
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Why Dirty Jobs Was Once Canceled
Dirty Jobs was one of the Discovery Channel's biggest hit shows of all time. So it's a bit baffling why it was canceled after just eight seasons.
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Why Madeleine McCann Prime Suspect 'Christian B' Isn't Referred To By His Full Name
A German man suspected of involvement in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, 'Christian B,' isn't referred to by his full name. Here's why.
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Who Is Krystal Holloway From The Casey Anthony Murder Trial?
The Casey Anthony murder trial had a media ripple effect across America and the world, as viewers watched witnesses like Krystal Holloway present evidence.
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Who Is Leon Black?
The so-called "little black book" of disgraced New York financier Jeffrey Epstein implicated a number of high-profile men in the sex offender's crimes.
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Viewers Want No Part Of Peacock's Casey Anthony Docuseries
Casey Anthony's name continues to inspire strong reactions, both positive and negative, more than a decade after she was found not guilty of killing her child.
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The Meaning Behind Casey Anthony's Three Tattoos
Casey Anthony revealed the meaning of her tattoos in a documentary.
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What Jay Leno Has Been Up To Since His Garage Fire
Jay Leno is one of the most famous and successful TV personalities of all time. Here's what the comedian has been up to since his garage fire.
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Mobster Daniel Greene Narrowly Escaped Death Five Times Before He Was Murdered
There's that old saying, that those who live by the sword die by the sword, and while swords are uncommon today for assassinations, other means are available.
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The 1988 Murder-For-Hire Of Elizabeth Sennett Sounds Straight Out Of A Movie
The 1988 murder-for-hire of Elizabeth Sennett is a story with enough twists and turns that it sounds straight out of a movie. Here's what happened.
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Why Some Of George Carlin's Ashes Are Scattered At A New Hampshire Summer Camp
Legendary comedian George Carlin asked for his ashes to be scattered at a New Hampshire summer camp when he died. Here's why he loved the summer camp.
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