Steelers Fans Are Already Fuming And The Season Hasn't Started Yet
The Pittsburgh Steelers are aggravating fans by renaming their stadium after a new sponsor, and insurance company few fans have ever heard of.
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What Was The First Major League Baseball Team To Use Organ Music?
The organ is a staple of the background music of many major league baseball stadiums. This was the first baseball team to entertain fans with organ music.
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The Unexpected Sport That Helped Robin Williams Stay Sober
Though there have been many comedians who have made us laugh over the years, there has only ever been one Robin Williams. Here's the sport that kept him sober.
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Salman Rushdie's Connection To The Tragic 1991 Murder Of A Japanese Scholar
When the leader of Iran issued a death sentence for novelist Salman Rushdie, it applied not just to the writer, but others involved with "The Satanic Verses."
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The Disturbing Crime Scene Of Stacey Stanton's Murder
In 1990, North Carolina resident Stacey Stanton was found brutally murdered in her apartment. Here is more information about the crime scene of her murder.
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What Really Happens When A Fatwa Is Issued?
Though complicated, just like many governments and societies in the world, Islamic culture and state vary considerably in customs and belief practices.
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The $3 Million Bounty On Salman Rushdie Explained
Artists create with the certain knowledge that not everyone will approve of the results. Novelist Salman Rushdie was assaulted on stage in New York State.
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Disturbing Discoveries Found In Famous Athlete Autopsy Reports
We usually think of professional athletes as being at the very peak of physical condition, but when these athletes pass away, sometimes it's shocking stuff.
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Why A Lot More Babies Have Been Born In Antarctica Than You Think
Antarctica is one of the most inhospitable places on Earth. Nevertheless, 11 babies have been born there, and here's the reason some countries encouraged it.
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The Beatles Song You Never Realized Robin Williams Covered
Robin Williams was a profoundly talented individual, with comic performances on TV, stage, and film, as well as serious roles. And don't forget about music.
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Inside The Relationship Between Howard Cosell And Muhammad Ali
Champion boxer Muhammad Ali had a special relationship with sports broadcaster Howard Cosell. Here's what you need to know about how the two got along together,
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The Truth About Michael Jordan And Isiah Thomas' Relationship
Here's what we know about the long-running feud and contentious relationship between NBA legends Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas.
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The Untold Truth Of The Great Barrier Reef
A vibrant wonderland of interweaving coral reefs, technicolor fish, and warm tropical waters, the Great Barrier Reef is every traveler's dream.
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An Indonesian Man Got Way More Than He Bargained For When A Meteorite Hit His House
People make wishes on falling stars, bits of space debris -- not stars at all -- that can liven up the night sky. But they have to land somewhere.
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Tragic Details Found In Cameron Boyce's Autopsy Report
Cameron Boyce was just 20 years old and a rising star in Hollywood when he died unexpectedly. Here are tragic details from his autopsy report.
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What Happened To Mike Kauffman From Sins Of The Amish?
The Amish live strictly and place God above all things. Here is what happened to Mike Kauffman, the central figure in the docuseries, "Sins of the Amish."
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The Grim Addiction That May Have Been Harold Shipman's Motive To Kill
It's generally accepted that one of the primary forces informing a physician's actions is "first, do no harm." That didn't seem to apply to Dr. Harold Shipman.
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Inside The Mysterious 1991 Death Of Robert Maxwell
Robert Maxwell seemed to have it all -- a self-made British billionaire, a media mogul, friend and colleague of the great and powerful. Or was he?
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The Touching Reason Mister Rogers Narrated His Goldfish Feedings
Fred Rogers, creator and host of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," famously behaved very deliberately on-camera, including his interaction with his pet fish.
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The Story Of The Man Who Broke Records For Balancing A Car On His Head
The good people at Guinness World Records have been keeping track of all manner of accomplishment for a good many years, including cars balanced on heads.
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Strange Details About The Planet Venus
Bright and mysterious Venus was once considered a possible second Earth, but nothing could be further from the truth: Venus is more like Earth's opposite.
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Here's Who Inherited McDonald's Founder Ray Kroc's Estate After He Died
Ray Kroc was reportedly worth $600 million at the time of his death in 1984.
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Inside The Time NBA Legend Paul Pierce Was Nearly Murdered
NBA star Paul Pierce survived a violent attack in 2000 and physically rebounded quickly. But the emotional scars of the attack would prove harder to overcome.
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Why Babies In Medieval Art Look So Old
If you've seen medieval art, you may have noticed the weird way artists depicted babies and children. They were painted that way on purpose, art historians say.
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Here's How Soon Charles Will Become King Following The Queen's Death
When Queen Elizabeth II eventually passes away, her son Charles will become king. Here's how soon Charles will ascent to the throne after the queen's death.
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The Untold Truth Of Flogging Molly
Flogging Molly is a Celtic punk band from the city of — wait for it — Los Angeles. Yeah, wouldn't have guessed it, right? Here's their story.
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The Unexpected Harley-Davidson Product That Didn't Fare Well
Motorcycle brand Harley-Davidson one dipped its toes into the perfume game, manufacturing fragrances for men and women that didn't exactly sell very well.
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