Where Did The Saying Loose Lips Sink Ships Come From?
The phrase "loose lips sink ships" is commonplace in the English vernacular, but where does it come from? Turns out, it has roots in World War II propaganda.
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The Truth About The Woman Who Raised Osama Bin Laden
Before Osama Bin Laden became a criminal mastermind, he was a kid growing up in Saudi Arabia. Here's the truth about the woman who raised him.
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Why Did Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs Wear Fake Beards?
Egyptian pharaohs are usually depicted with fake beards, and that's because they actually wore them for ceremonial purposes. Here's why they wore fake beards.
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How Kanye West Really Became Famous
Kanye West is one of the most famous hip-hop artists of all time, gaining even more fame for his marriage to Kim Kardashian. Here's how Kanye became famous.
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What Happened To Silly Putty?
When it comes to amazing goo that provides hours of entertainment, there isn't anything quite like Silly Putty. It's not a typical toy but you can play with it.
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Why You Have Nightmares
It turns out there's a reason that bad dreams happen, and some things might even make them happen on a more regular basis. Here's what they are.
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How Many Times Has Tommy Lee Been Arrested?
Tommy Lee of Motley Crue is famous for being a rockstar onstage and his controversial behavior offstage. Here's how many times he has been arrested.
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What Happened To Matchbox Cars?
Matchbox cars have been a part of peoples' childhoods for decades. It seems as though there's a common childhood memory of having collections of die-cast cars.
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What Happened To Youseff Khater From Worst Roommate Ever?
The true-crime Netflix show "Worst Roommate Ever" has a lot of contenders for terrible roommates, and Youseff Khater is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating.
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The Real Reason Pravin Varughese's Convicted Murderer Was Set Free
Southern Illinois University sophomore Pravin Varughese attended a house party on the evening of February 12th, 2014. It was the last time he was seen alive.
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The Truth About Missy Elliot And Timbaland's Relationship
Timbaland's first collaborator in the music industry was a young woman named Melissa Elliot, who is now better known by her emcee name, Missy Elliot.
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This Audrey Hepburn Role Was Actually Meant For Marilyn Monroe
Surprisingly, Audrey Hepburn wasn't the original choice to play Holly Golightly in the 1961 movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's.
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What Happened To Play-Doh?
What's truly amazing about Play-Doh is the fact that it was invented for an entirely different, decidedly utilitarian purpose. So where is this product now?
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What Happened To The Teddy Ruxpin Toy?
No '80s childhood would have been complete without the presence of a Teddy Ruxpin. So what happened to this toy? Let's take a look back in history.
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Why Is Y Sometimes Used As A Vowel?
We all know that the letter Y is "sometimes" a vowel, but why? Here's when Y is supposed to be used as a vowel, and when it's used as a consonant.
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How Anna Sorokin Scammed NYC's Elite
Anna Delvey knew everyone. She was dressed in all the trendiest clothes, eating at all the trendiest restaurants, and was on the list at all the best clubs.
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The Truth About Kanye West's Terrible Car Accident
What's the truth about Kanye West's car accident?
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The Truth About The Curse Of The Petrified Forest
Stories of the Petrified Forest curse have been passed down through generations and kept alive by hundreds of thousands of park visitors over the years.
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The Truth About Peter Criss' Relationship With Rob Zombie Guitarist John 5
It was on one of his solo records — 2021's "Sinner" — that John 5 would join forces with one of rock music's most legendary drummers, Peter Criss.
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These Cary Grant Movies Have Been Described As A Beginner's Guide To His Work
If you're looking to become a little more acquainted with esteemed actor Cary Grant, take a peek at the list of titles below for a good place to start.
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Here's What We Think The House Of The Rising Sun By Bob Dylan Means
"The House of the Rising Sun" has been recorded by various artists, including Bob Dylan. Here's what we think the song means.
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What Is Vaisakhi And Why Is It Celebrated?
Guru Gobind Singh, chose the date of Vaisakhi to establish the Khalsa — the collective term Sikhs use for any member of the faith who is baptized.
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How Noise-Canceling Headphones Work
Noise-canceling headphones are billed as the future of audio, but do they actually eliminate sound? Here's how noise-canceling headphones work.
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How Many Times Has Wesley Snipes Been Arrested?
It's one thing to play selfless heroes like Blade on the big screen. It's harder to translate wisdom and action into day-to-day living, however.
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What Happened To Jelly Sandals?
If you grew up in the '80s or '90s, then you remember jelly sandals. These bright, translucent, often sparkly shoes were once the height of playground fashion.
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This Is How Much Money Volodymyr Zelensky Is Actually Worth
Volodymyr Zelensky is the president of Ukraine, a comedian, and a media production businessman. This is how much money Volodymyr Zelensky is actually worth.
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The Untold Truth Of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Billy Powell
Lynyrd Skynyrd was first composed of guitarists Gary Rossington and Allen Collins, bassist Larry Junstrom, drummer Bob Burns, and vocalist Ronnie Van Zant.
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