The Real Reason Buffalo Is Called The City Of Good Neighbors
Buffalo is known as "The City of Good Neighbors," but how did it get this nickname? The city has a long history of welcoming outsiders with open arms.
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The Story Behind Simon & Garfunkel's Mrs. Robinson
"Mrs. Robinson" is one of the most famous songs by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, but that wasn't it's original name. Here's the story behind "Mrs. Robinson."
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The Untold Truth Of Freddie Mercury
Queen frontman Freddie Mercury died in 1991 but is remembered as one of the best rock singers to date. Here is the untold Truth of the late rock star.
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Why Wasn't Dr. Donald Cline From Netflix's Our Father Charged With Fraud?
Dr. Donald Cline of Indiana must have seemed like a gift to the many women he helped conceive through fertility treatments. We now know there was a catch.
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The Unexpected Animal Ancient Egyptians Used As Early Police Dogs
Ancient Egyptian police used an animal you might not expect to assist them. Baboons functioned as early police dogs in ancient Egyptian society.
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Scientists Share Jaw Dropping First Photos Of The Black Hole In The Milky Way
Black holes are one of those concepts that pop up from time to time in various sci-fi incarnations. They're mysterious. But now we have photos.
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This Museum Of Criminals Includes The Head Of Its Builder
Italian criminologist Cesare Lombroso has his severed head displayed in a museum.
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What Fans Might Not Know About LeVar Burton
Despite being a household name, there is still much about LeVar Burton that many people likely don't know. Here's what fans might not know about LeVar Burton.
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How A Language Error Could Have Led To The Murder Of Botanist Charles Budd Robinson
Language is complex, ever-evolving, and, most importantly, based on the speaker and the hearer understanding each other. But that's not always how it works out.
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Popular Rock Songs You Didn't Know Were Inspired By The Bible
Rock lyricists have scoured the Bible to find some of their most iconic verses and stories. Here's what you need to know about rock songs inspired by the Bible.
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Why Scientists Are Crossing Goats With Spider Genes
The trajectory of science is unpredictable, and now, scientists are crossing goats with spider genes. But why? Here's the interesting reason.
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How A Kidnapped Baby Solved Her Own Abduction Two Decades Later
The first few signs of pregnancy developed rather expectantly for Joy White and Carl Tyson in 1987. But what happened afterward is a harrowing tale.
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How Mary McLeod Bethune Changed History
Mary McLeod Bethune was the child of parents who had been enslaved. She walked miles to get the basics of an education. She created opportunities for others.
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The Truth About River Phoenix's Tragic Death
River Phoenix was Hollywood's "It Boy" when tragically, he died at the age of 23. His death left his fans in mourning, shocked by the unexpected event.
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Whatever Happened To Figure Skater Oksana Baiul?
Ukrainian figure skater Oksana Baiul captured the world's praise for her performance at the 1994 Winter Olympics. That moment was far from the end of her story.
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Inside Brittney Griner's Strained Relationship With Her Alma Mater And Former Coach
As individuals grow and mature, their family relationships can become frayed. The same happens to student athletes, with their coaches and schools.
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What Downton Abbey Gets Completely Wrong About Early 1900s Servants
The ever-popular "Downton Abbey" franchise has provided another series of chapters of historical fiction about early 20th century England. How accurate is it?
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What Was Fred Ward's Net Worth When He Died?
Fred Ward was one of those performers who carve a long, consistent, if low-profile career as a character actor in film and TV. How well did he do financially?
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What Brittney Griner's 'Wrongfully Detained' Status In Russia Really Means
WNBA standout Brittney Griner was detained in Russia last February. The U.S. State Department now considers her wrongfully detained, an important distinction.
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Major Athletes Tragically Killed In Car Crashes
Here are the most fnotable athletes of the past few decades who died unexpectedly and tragically in accidents and crashes involving motorized vehicles.
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The Untold Truth Of The Big Four Motorcycle Gangs
Hells Angels might be the most known, but there are actually four notorious motorcycle clubs. Read on for a deeper dive into the four big MCs.
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Before Playing A Pilot, Fred Ward Spent Multiple Years In The Air Force
Fred Ward had a glittering career both in TV and film playing gritty, rugged characters. He often brought authenticity to his roles due to his previous jobs.
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The World's Worst Industrial Disaster In History
As human beings engage the natural world -- through manufacturing, especially -- devastating tragedies have sometimes resulted in the deaths of thousands.
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The Truth About Johnny Depp's Band Hollywood Vampires
Formed in 2012 by Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, and Joe Perry, the band started off doing cover songs of their favorite jams from their fellow rockers-in-arm
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The Untold Truth Of Danny Elfman
If you don't recognize him from his days with Oingo Boingo, maybe you've spotted Danny Elfman's name among the credits on big-screen productions.
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A Cambridge University Dog Had To Be Classified As A Cat Because Of A Strange Rule
There are some weird rules in academic institutions. One loophole allowed a master at a Cambridge University college to classify his dog as a large cat.
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Who Won The First Indy 500?
The person who won the very first Indy 500 was a fairly well-known driver and an innovator in the early days of auto racing.
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