What Happened To Lava Lamps?
The lava lamp was launched in the early '60s and became popular during the psychedelic counterculture era.
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Read MoreJane Andrews, who once worked for Sarah Ferguson, murdered her lover after he refused to marry her.
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Read MoreMartin Luther King Jr. was infamously assassinated at a hotel in Memphis, but had one final request. This was King's last request before he died.
Read MoreJimmy Stewart is famous for his role in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" and "It's a Wonderful Life," but he also once wrote a tribute poem about his dog.
Read MoreTwo books of the Bible bear Samuel's name - but who exactly was he? The answer is complicated. In fact, he is quite an interesting character.
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Read MoreDonna Reed is known for her matronly, domestic persona on "The Donna Reed Show," but she also won an Academy Award for her role in "From Here to Eternity."
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Read MoreLL Cool J was one of the original hip-hop artists to earn mainstream praise, but where did his name actually come from? Here's what LL Cool J actually means.
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