How David Niven Defied The British Embassy To Fight In WWII
There are those celebrities who worked very hard to avoid military service, and then others who leaped forward when their country was threatened.
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The Evolution Of Fingerprint Technology Through The Years
Fingerprints as identification goes back to ancient times, and as the technology has evolved, so has the level of information.
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Why James Cromwell's Role In Babe Led Him To Become A Vegan Activist
James Cromwell, who starred in the movie "Babe," was inspired by his involvement with the film to become a vegan activist. Here's why.
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Why The Church Of Scotland Sued A Man Who Discovered Ancient Viking Artifacts
Funny, how everyday objects, hundreds of years later, suddenly become valuable -- sometimes to the tune of millions and millions of dollars.
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The Hidden Dangers Of Silicon Valley's Philosophical Trend, 'Longtermism'
Part philosophy, part ethical creed, part brainchild of professors and Silicon Valley tech giants, longtermism asks people to think beyond the present.
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Why Snow White's Voice Actress Barely Did Any Other Films In Her Career
The actress who provided the voice for Snow White in the original animated film barely did any other films in her career. Here's why.
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The Tragic 2003 Murder Of Serena And Venus Williams' Half-Sister Yetunde Price
Fans of Serena and Venus Williams might be surprised to learn that the tennis icons had an older sister, Yetunde Price, and that she was murdered in 2003.
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These Golden Age Hollywood Stars Spent Time Searching For The Treasure Of Oak Island
Several of Hollywood's Golden Age stars, including Errol Flynn and John Wayne, have dedicated themselves to finding the Oak Island treasure.
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Why The World's Largest Iceberg Is In Danger Of Melting
The world's largest iceberg, A-76A — a truly massive sight to behold at 84 miles long and 16 miles wide — may not hold that title for much longer.
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Why The Price Of Art Can Be So Controversial
The astronomical price of art is a controversial topic for many — and in some cases, people have good reason to be enraged. Why? Let's take a look.
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The First Wild Bison Born In The UK In 6,000 Years Was A Complete Surprise
The North American bison -- often called a buffalo -- was nearly hunted to extinction, So, too, was its European cousin, the wisent -- but there's new hope.
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Inside The Arrest Of A Pennsylvania 'Artist' Who Used A Truly Gruesome Medium
Most people have typical hobbies like collecting coins or stamps. However, one Pennsylvania "artist" took his hobby to another and rather gruesome level.
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Can Planets Die?
While many of us are worried about climate change and its effects on Earth's habitability, other planets are also being affected by forces beyond their surface.
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The Oldest Sentence Ever Written May Be From 1700 BC
Written language dates back thousands of years. Now one archaeology team has uncovered what is believed to be the oldest written sentence, dating to 1700 B.C.
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A Bad Class Grade Led Two Iowa Teens To Allegedly Murder Their Teacher
Many's the student who has received a grade they felt was undeserved or unjust, but that didn't lead to fatal violence, as authorities in Iowa are alleging.
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The Shameful History Of Antisemitism In America
From exclusion zones, to lynchings, synagogue shootings, and attempts at expulsion, antisemitism has flourished in America.
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How Different Natural Disasters Change The Environment
Natural disasters are extremely powerful, but their aftermath is just as difficult. Here's how different natural disasters change the environment.
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What Is A Runoff Election And Why Do They Happen?
As Georgia's U.S. Senate race reached its runoff conclusion the day after the midterms in 2022, people were left wondering how a runoff election actually works.
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Why Brothels In France Closed In Honor Of Author Victor Hugo's Death
French writer Victor Hugo was honored at a state funeral upon his death in 1885.
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Bizarre Details About The 'Son' Cited In Charles Manson's Alleged Will
Charles Manson spent nearly 50 days in prison prior to his death on November 19, 2017. He had at least three children — and possibly a fourth.
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Alanis Morissette Had A Personal Reason For Skipping The 2022 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Performance
Being part of the annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is a pretty big deal, so heads were shaking when Alanis Morissette bowed out this year.
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A Hole In The Planet's Magnetic Field Caused A Rare Pink Aurora Over Norway
The northern lights are beloved by both scientists and casual viewers alike. Here's how a hole in the planet's magnetic field caused a rare pink aurora.
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How 49ers Player Steve Young Has A Connection To The Earliest Days Of Utah History
Genealogy has become a widespread hobby in recent years, made even more popular by scientific testing to determine ancestors deep in history.
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The Tragic 1997 Death Of Jimi Hendrix's Protégé, Randy California
Randy California was just a teenager when he payed with one of Jimi Hendrix's early bands, but Hendrix's protégé died tragically in 1997.
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Inside Brittany Smith's Life Since Her Original Jail Sentence Ended
What has Brittany Smith's life been like since she left jail?
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Inside The Aptly-Named Heavy Metal Knitting World Championship
The Heavy Metal Knitting World Championship might sound like a make-believe event, but it's actually quite real and takes place in Finland.
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The Mystery Of Why South Korea's Former President Has To Give Up His North Korean Dogs
In November 2022, the status of two political pets made headlines in South Korea. They were a gift to South Korean ex-President Moon Jae-in.
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