Why Frank Sinatra Couldn't Stand Joey Bishop
The Rat Pack was a pop culture phenomenon in the late 1950s and early '60s. Frank Sinatra was the chairman, Joey Bishop the comic -- until he wasn't.
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These Dog Breeds Are The Most Expensive In The World
Obviously, some breeds of dog can cost a pretty penny, especially those with considerable maintenance requirements. Here are the world's most expensive breeds.
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Inside Melanie Griffith And Don Johnson's Relationship
Innumerable plays, movies, and TV series have banked on a will-they-won't-they, will-they-again narrative to capture the audience. Sometimes, it's real life.
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Magnetars Are The Universe's Supervillain Weapon
Space is unbelievably cool, mysterious, and dangerous. In fact, it just might be the most hostile place imaginable, given how there are things like magnetars.
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What It Was Really Like The Day Prince Charles And Lady Diana Got Married
When Lady Diana married Prince Charles on July 29, 1981. Check out some of the details of one of history's most famous weddings.
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How David Crosby Possibly Changed George Harrison's Music At A House Party
David Crosby once encountered George Harrison of The Beatles at a house party, and played in instrumental role in influencing his musical direction.
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Michael Landon Chose His Hollywood Name In The Most Hilariously Average Way
Michael Landon, famous for his role on "Bonanza," had a different name at birth, but changed it for the big screen. Here's how he chose his Hollywood name.
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Inside The Time A Civil War Soldier Accidentally Tasted A Human Brain
There were all kinds of atrocities that occurred during the Civil War. Once, a Civil War soldier accidentally and disgustingly ate human brains.
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The Real Reason The Amish Won't Serve In The Military
Many of the European Christian settlers who colonized North America were fleeing religious persecution in their home countries to begin anew in the New World.
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The Strange Life And Death Of Taira No Masakado
Tairo no Masakado had a strange life, but an even stranger death. Here's who he was and what happened to him after he died.
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So Far, Only 5 Popes Have Resigned In The Last 1000 Years
When Pope Benedict XVI stepped down in 2013, it was the resignation heard 'round the world, at least in part because papal resignations are rare.
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How A Single Comment Ended The Friendship Between Babe Ruth And Lou Gehrig
Sometimes standout athletes working in the same endeavor become intense rivals; other times, teammates really do bond into lasting friendships.
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The Horrific Crime Scene Of Gary And Jan Tyrrell
Gary and Jan Tyrrell were brutally murdered in their own home in 2014.
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The Worst Crimes Ever Committed By Kim Jong-Un
Many mysteries surround the leader of North Korea, though his notoriety is hard to dispute. These are the worst crimes ever committed by Kim Jong-un.
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Humans And Tree Shrews Share An Unexpected Eating Habit
Tree shrews are squirrel-like mammals native to Southeast Asia that share a flavor preference common among humans, but rare in the animal world.
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The Disturbing Truth Of Craigslist Killer Philip Markoff
Once upon a time, the Craigslist Killer known as Philip Markoff was believed to be an upstanding citizen with a bright future ahead.
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How Gloria Pointer's Murder Was Solved After 30 Years
Gloria Pointer's 1984 murder went unsolved for 30 years despite DNA being discovered at the scene of the crime. Here's how the murderer was brought to justice.
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The Comic Book Character That Inspired Elvis Presley's Iconic Look
The Captain Marvel Jr. comic book character inspired Elvis Presley's iconic look. Here's how Captain Marvel Jr. influenced the King of Rock n' Roll.
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Why Exoplanet 'Hot Jupiter' Would Not Make A Great Home For People
An exoplanet nicknamed "hot Jupiter" is sometimes considered a potentially hospitable planet for human life, but here's why it wouldn't make a good home.
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How One Camel Caused A Ruthless 40-Year Long War
One camel caused a ruthless 40-year-long war in the 5th century, when the camel was killed. Here's how the camel's death led to the conflict.
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The Unexpected Reason Winona Ryder Was Arrested In 2001
Winona Ryder's acting career took her to the peak of stardom in the 1990s, but her career was quickly derailed when she was arrested in 2001.
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How Far Away Is The James Webb Space Telescope From Earth?
The James Webb telescope has relayed its first pictures from outer space which have stunned the world. But, how far away is NASA's latest golden child?
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What Really Led To Frida Kahlo's Affair With Leon Trotsky
Frida Kahlo is one of Mexico's most famous painters, and she once developed a romance with Communist leader Leon Trotsky. This is what led to the affair.
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The Chilling Truth About Mass Murderer Jack Gilbert Graham
Jack Gilbert Graham's hatred for his mother and desire for quick money led him to bomb a plane that killed over 40 people.
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Inside Ancient China's Mourning Rituals For The Early Death Of Children
Various civilizations practice unique ceremonies and customs when it comes to the dead; the age of the deceased has sometimes made a difference as well.
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These Stars Were Almost Cast As Tony In The Original West Side Story
Tony is the male lead in West Side Story, and several high-profile actors were considered for the role in the 1961 version, including Elvis Presley.
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Inside Syd Barrett's Disastrous Final Recording Session
Syd Barrat was one of the most influential musicians of all time. His legacy rests with psychonaut giants Pink Floyd, yet his last recording was a disaster.
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