Inside Ballvé Case, The Cadet Scandal That Led To A Coup In Argentina
Argentina's Ballvé Case was a scandal that rocked the country in the 1940s, highlighting political corruption and discrimination of the LGBTQ community.
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A North Dakota Excavation Had One Paleontologist Rethinking The Dinosaurs' Extinction
Dinosaurs continue to fascinate, even after their extinction. In fact, a North Dakota excavation had one paleontologist rethinking the dinosaurs' extinction.
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The Tragic 1986 Death Of Stuntman Dar Robinson
Stunts performed for the camera are a dangerous undertaking, requiring athletic ability, precise calculations, and extraordinary focus in the moment.
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These Were Jeffrey Dahmer's Bone-Chilling Final Words
Fellow inmate Christopher Scarver killed Jeffrey Dahmer behind bars, and also revealed to authorities the chilling details of Dahmer's murder.
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You Probably Didn't Realize Coolio's Most Famous Video Was Directed By A Big-Time Name
Coolio contributed a classic song to the hip-hop catalog, and you probably didn't realize Coolio's most famous video was directed by a big-time name.
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This Is What Climate Anxiety Does To Your Brain, According To Science
You've probably heard of mental illnesses like depression, generalized anxiety disorder, and social anxiety disorder. But have you heard of climate anxiety?
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Inside Steve Martin's Friendship With Martin Short
It's one thing for actors to appear to be friends when they're performing together, but quite often it doesn't transition off the screen to everyday life.
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A Famous David Bowie Song Took Aim At Another Musician In A Brutally Honest Way
David Bowie had a disdain for musician Gary Numan for his perceived unoriginality. Here's why Bowie truly seemed to dislike Numan and his music.
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How Coolio's Rise To Stardom Was Aided By A Job In The Forests Of Northern California
Not everyone who finds stellar artistic success discovered their abilities at the beginning and went from there. Sometimes it takes a different discipline.
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What Was The Billion Dollar Spy's Motive To Work For The United States?
A Russian man with top secret clearance sought out the CIA. But what was the Billion Dollar Spy's motive to work for the United States?
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Queen Elizabeth II's Official Time Of Death Was Earlier Than You Think
Britain's longest-reigning royal, Queen Elizabeth II, might not have been ruling over the kingdom for quite as long as the public originally suspected.
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Not Even The Egyptian Pyramids Are As Old As This Part Of LSU's Campus
Part of the grounds of LSU's campus show human activity from so long ago, not even the Egyptian pyramids are as old as this ancient finding.
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The Meaning Behind The Boy Scouts' Left-Hand Handshake Explained
The Boy Scouts have a long history with many traditions. Here is the meaning behind their left-hand handshake, explained.
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The Untold Truth Of Wheatus
In 2000, out of Long Island, New York, came Wheatus with the anthemic song "Teenage Dirtbag." The story doesn't end there - here's the untold truth of Wheatus.
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Why Ernest Hemingway's Key West House Is Actually Home To 59 Furry Friends
Ernest Hemingway is perhaps equally famous for his contributions to American literature and his adventures pursuing creatures in the wilds. He also loved cats.
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What Happens When A Planet Is In Opposition?
Humans have been fascinated by objects in the night sky since ancient times. What happens when a planet is in position of opposition? Read on to find out.
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The Story Of The Eccentric Waterside Attraction Destroyed In The 1921 Tampa Hurricane
On October 25, 1921, a major hurricane walloped Tampa Bay in Florida. Here's the story of the eccentric waterside attraction destroyed in the event.
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The Historic Origins Of The Goat Hoof Shoes That Have Conspiracy Theorists Talking
Different things mean different things to different people. Symbols, art, characteristics -- most of the time, meaning really is in the eye of the beholder.
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What Was Coolio's Net Worth When He Died?
It often comes as a surprise when an artist, outstanding in one area, displays talent in another field of endeavor, as did rapper and chef Coolio.
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What The Last 12 Months Of Queen Elizabeth's Life Were Like
Despite Queen Elizabeth's eventful reign, final year was mostly defined by private moments. This is what the last 12 months of Queen Elizabeth's life were like.
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This Is How Much Eddie Vedder Is Actually Worth
Pearl Jam has been wildly successful for years, and Eddie Vedder's wealth is tied up with that of the band. Let's look at where all that wealth came from.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Coolio
Coolio, best known for the 1995 hit "Gangsta's Paradise," has died at the age of 59.
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Is Echoes Based On A True Story?
The Netflix series "Echoes" has become an audience favorite, yet it's been panned by critics. Here's whether or not "Echoes" is based on a true story.
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The Tampa Lighthouse That's Still Standing A Century After The 1921 Hurricane
Hurricane Ian pummeled Florida in September, 2022, threatening this Tampa lighthouse that weathered a similar destructive hurricane back in 1921.
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You'll Never Guess What The Very First Retired Professional Sports Number Was
It's a tremendous honor bestowed on outstanding members of a professional sports team: retiring an individual's number. When did the tradition start?
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How Bill Gates And Paul Allen Were Able To Work In A University Lab As High Schoolers
Bill Gates and Paul Allen famously created Microsoft. Here's how the two tech pioneers were able to work in a university lab as high schoolers.
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Why Jeffrey Dahmer's Picture Was Blacked Out In One Yearbook Photo
In the spring of 1978, members of the National Honors Society gathered at Revere High School in Ohio for their annual yearbook photo. Here's the story.
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