How Elon Musk Could Become The World's First Trillionaire
It's an undeniable fact that Elon Musk knows how to make money, and many speculate he will become the first trillionaire ahead of Jeff Bezos.
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The Scary Details Behind Queen Elizabeth's Assassination Attempt
Several assassination attempts have been made against Queen Elizabeth. In one case, an assassin actually fired a gun at her while she was visiting New Zealand.
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Crime (28)
Lizzie Borden's Murder House Is For Sale
Lizzie Borden is one of the most famous murderers in history, and the house were the killings happened is up to sale.
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The Truth About Dennis Rader's Life Before He Became The BTK Killer
Before his arrest, 'BTK Killer' Dennis Rader was a seemingly ordinary man with a dark secret. Here's what we know about his childhood and young adult years.
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How Many Murder Victims Have Been Found In The Texas Killing Fields?
A stretch of land off Interstate 45 in an otherwise unassuming area near Houston, the Texas Killing Fields are infamous for the murder victims found there.
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What You Didn't Know About Richard Ramirez's Marriage
Doreen Lioy was a magazine editor who reportedly fell in love with Richard "The Night Stalker" Ramirez while watching his arrest and trial on television.
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The Truth About Jeffrey Dahmer's Time In The Military
Jeffrey Dahmer enlisted in the Army in January 1979. He was trained in Texas as a medical specialist before being stationed in West Germany as a combat medic.
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How Many Victims Did Convicted Killer William Bradford Really Have?
William "Bill" Bradford was a convicted murderer who was sentenced to death. How many victims did he have?
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Here's How Many Victims The Boston Strangler Might Have Had
When victims turn up in an area over a certain period of time, and share similarities, it can be tempting to chalk them all up to the work of a single killer.
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What Was Serial Killer Arthur Shawcross' Childhood Like?
The upbringing of serial killer Arthur Shawcross could be part of the reason he turned into a cruel murderer. But are these tales true?
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What Was Killer Albert Fish's Childhood Like?
American serial child killer Hamilton "Albert" Fish will go down in infamy as one of the worst pedophiles and cannibals the world may ever see.
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This Is Where John Gotti's Son Really Ended Up
Like his father before him, John "Junior" Gotti reportedly served as the head of the Gambino crime family from 1992 to 1999.
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Amber Frey: What We Know About Scott Peterson's Mistress
Amber Frey was a 27-year-old single mother of one, who was making successful inroads into a new vocation, massage therapy, and found love with Scott Peterson.
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The Messed-Up Case Of Nikko Jenkins
Nikko Jenkins was sentenced to the death penalty for four murders but ongoing debate as to whether he is mentally ill could halt the death penalty process.
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The Messed Up Truth Behind The Xbox Murders
On August 6, 2004, a brutal mass killing in Deltona, Florida was seemingly motivated in part) by a video game console.
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The Green River Killer: What Gary Ridgway's Childhood Was Really Like
For much of the 1980s, Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, murdered dozens of young girls and women in the Seattle and Tacoma area.
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The Real Reason Richard Chase Was Known As The Vampire Killer
Richard Trenton Chase doesn't get talked about as often, but he definitely stood out from many of his contemporaries for his unusual M.O.
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This Is How Many Victims Killer Albert Fish Really Had
Albert Fish was one of the most depraved serial killers you may never have heard of. How many victims did The Grey Man have?
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The Truth About Sharon Tate And Roman Polanski's Marriage
Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski were one of the most glamorous and popular couples in Hollywood in the Swinging Sixties.
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How The Sunday Morning Slasher Was Eventually Caught
Carl Eugene Watts, who was known as the Sunday Morning Slasher, may have killed many more women than he originally confessed to. How was he ultimately caught?
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This Is When Pablo Escobar Started His Criminal Life
Dubbed "The King of Cocaine," Pablo Escobar was once the most infamous and richest drug lord and narcoterrorist in the world. How did he get started?
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Whatever Happened To Killers Jens Söering And Elizabeth Haysom?
Elizabeth Haysom's parents were against the relationship, which "infuriated" Jens Söering, and caused Elizabeth to feel angry and hateful toward her parents.
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The True-Crime Documentary That Left Over 31% Of People Disappointed
True-crime documentaries have exploded in popularity over the past few years, and streaming services have been actively adding more for viewers.
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The Truth About Crime Boss Paul Castellano
Often called "Big Paul" because of his imposing stature, Paul Castellano liked to act as if he were running a Fortune 500 company, not a criminal enterprise.
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George Jung: The Death Of The Real-Life Inspiration For Johnny Depp's Blow Character
George Jung, the infamous drug trafficker who inspired Johnny Depp's character in the 2001 film "Blow," has died at the age of 78. He'd been in failing health.
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The Truth About Tom Arnold's Drug Lord Sister
Lori Arnold built an incredibly lucrative drug empire centered on her small hometown in Iowa. Here's the truth about Tom Arnold's drug lord sister.
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The Disturbing Death Of The Love Has Won Cult Leader
The corpse of Lia "Amy" Carlson, leader of the new-age religious group called "Love Has Won" was found mummified and decorated with Christmas lights April 28.
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How The Butcher Baker Was Eventually Caught
Robert Hansen, who earned the nickname "The Butcher Baker," could have been caught for good a decade before he was, saving at least 10 lives.
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Whatever Happened To Juan Catalan After His Exoneration?
For Juan Catalan, the faults of the criminal justice system showed their terrifying potential when he was arrested for the murder of 16-year-old Martha Puebla.
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Son Of Sam: The Truth About David Berkowitz's Adoptive Parents
David Berkowitz was born David Falco on June 1, 1953, to an impoverished mother who, feeling unable to raise her newborn child, put him up for adoption.
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Here's What Happened To The Bodies Of These Cult Leaders
Cult leaders have died in prisons and mansions; alone and surrounded by followers; hated and revered. Here's what happened to the remains of these cult leaders.
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Entertainment (138)
Brandi Passante's Storage Wars Exit Explained
Brandi Passante joined the cast of Storage Wars after being approached by the show's producers at her and Jarrod Schulz's consignment shop.
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Here's How Elton John And Bernie Taupin Met
One of the most stalwart allies of Elton John's career has been Bernie Taupin, writer of a great glut of John's most beloved and timeless songs.
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A Look At Frida Kahlo's Sad Childhood
While people remember her distinctive look, Frida Kahlo painted some of the most arresting paintings, which are now considered national treasures in Mexico.
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Why The Beatles Wouldn't Have Existed Without Buddy Holly's Band
Buddy Holly's band inspired many up-and-coming musicians to follow in their footsteps, including a band later known as the Beatles.
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The Tragic Death Of Eddie Cochran
Eddie Cochran was at the peak of his career at the time of his death in 1960, leaving many to wonder how things might have turned out if he were alive today.
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What Was Gavin MacLeod's Net Worth When He Died?
Gavin MacLeod was in many Hollywood hits, ranging from television series like "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" to star-studded films like "Operation Petticoat."
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Prince Secretly Bought The House From This Movie
Prince's careful curation of his artistic life wasn't limited to his music; he secretly bought the house whose exterior appeared in his 1984 film 'Purple Rain.'
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Why Marky Ramone Got Kicked Out Of The Ramones
Marky Ramone was the longest-tenured drummer of the Ramones despite temporarily being fired. Here's the reason why he was kicked out of the band.
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How A Misheard Bush Lyric Led To A One-Hit Wonder
The song Glycerine, which was a major rock hit for Bush in the 1990s, inspired an actual one-hit wonder in a rather unlikely -- and unusual -- way.
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Quincy Jones' Bold Claim About Elvis Presley Has People Talking
Elvis, like everyone else, was far from perfect, and his character flaws, including a short temper, are as much a part of the man's narrative as his music.
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Jethro Tull Skipped Out On Playing At Woodstock. Here's Why
In 1969, Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull did one of the most un-rock and roll things of his career: he turned down a chance to play at Woodstock. Here's why.
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Why Led Zeppelin Turned Down Playing At Woodstock
Led Zeppelin was one of the biggest bands of the 1960s, but they didn't play at the decade's biggest concert. Here's why.
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This Is How Punk Became Connected With Ska Music
British punk musicians were aware of ska thanks to immigrants from the Caribbean who brought recordings with them to England, which had ruled Jamaica.
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The Real Reason Joni Mitchell Passed On Woodstock
Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock," is a tribute to the 1969 event; however, despite the evocative descriptions of the festival, Mitchell didn't actually attend!
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This Is The Net Worth Of Zoltan Bathory
Guitarist Zoltan Bathory went from the failed communist state of Soviet Hungary to shredding for one of the best metal bands of the modern age.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of The Real Voice Of Milli Vanilli, John Davis
John Davis, who helped voice late '80s-early '90s pop sensation Milli Vanilli's album "Girl You Know it's True," died on May 24 from COVID-19. He was 66.
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The Least Popular Member Of Aerosmith Might Surprise You
The rock band Aerosmith has been a staple group in music since the '70s, producing classic hit songs like "Crazy" and "Janie's Got a Gun."
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Joe Perry's Net Worth May Surprise You
Despite his years of success as the lead guitarist of Aerosmith, Joe Perry's net worth still might surprise you.
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The Career Grant Imahara Almost Chose Instead Of Engineering
Although it was evident that Grant Imahara was born for tinkering, not a lot of people know that he almost veered away from engineering.
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A Look At Cher And Gregg Allman's Relationship
Cher and Gregg Allman made an unlikely pair — she was a pop icon while he was a southern rock superstar — though the relationship was one of her most important.
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The Untold Truth Of Al Green
Throughout the 1970s, soul singer Al Green dropped many top hits that were sensual or heartbreaking, and often both at the same time.
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What Happened To Chris Karloff After Kasabian?
Second albums are notoriously difficult, but Kasabian's 2006 release was a confident one. Unfortunately, Chris Karloff wasn't there for that chapter.
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The Untold Truth Of Billy Preston
Billy Preston, best known for his phenomenal keyboard skills, will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in October, as part of the 2021 cohort.
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The Wild Costumes Peter Gabriel Wore With Genesis
Perched between the Summer of Love and the stern but stylish materialism of the '80s, the 1970s gave us Genesis — and the bizarre costumes of Peter Gabriel.
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Nearly 27% Said Queen Should Never Have Made This Song
From the group that brought us classic songs such as "Bohemian Rhapsody," Queen is a British rock band that set itself apart from the others.
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How Much Al Green Is Actually Worth
Soul singer, Al Green popularized songs like "Let's Stay Together" and "Take Me To the River" and sold more than 20 million records — so how much is he worth?
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Why Was Olivia Black Fired From Pawn Stars?
Olivia Black, who debuted during the fifth season of 'Pawn Stars,' was fired from the show barely over a year after her first appearance.
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The Injury That Derailed Beck's Career
After being hurt on the set of a video, alt-rock royalty Beck tried to work and tour through the pain, but ignoring an injury can only work for so long.
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Who Is Paul McCartney's Brother?
Paul McCartney's brother never reached the stratospheric fame of his brother, but that may have been by design, considering that he used a stage name.
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What You Didn't Know About Steve Martin's Art Collection
Comedian Steve Martin is an accomplished essayist, novelist and playwright, a banjo player, an outspoken atheist, and an avid art collector.
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The Making Of This Foo Fighters Album Was A Mess
The Foo Fighters have released 10 studio albums in 25-plus years, including 2002's One by One, whose recording process was quite stressful for the band.
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The Real Reason William Goldsmith Left The Foo Fighters
Original Foo Fighters drummer William Goldsmith played with the band until he quit during the making of their second album. Here's the real reason why he left.
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The Disturbing True Story Of The Killer Who Inspired Jeepers Creepers
It's hard to imagine that the outlandish premise of "Jeepers Creepers" could be inspired by real-life events, but all evidence points to this being the case.
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Marilyn Monroe's Eerie Letter From Inside A Psychiatric Hospital
A producer, actress, model, and singer, Marilyn Monroe's life was marked with the highest of highs and bottoming out in the lowest of the lows.
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The Real Reason The Rolling Stones Didn't Perform At Woodstock
Passing on an invitation to what may go down as the most important concert of all time was a band that was at the top of their game: The Rolling Stones.
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How Sammy Davis Jr. Lost An Eye
Multitalented entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. could sing, dance, act, and perform different comedy styles, and his peer impersonations were amazing.
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The Sad Truth Of Wrestler Marty Jannetty
During the early '80s and '90s, there was no more colorful (and popular) wrestling tag team than The Rockers — until Marty Jannetty's partying got in the way.
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This Is What The Black Keys Regret To This Day
Here's why The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and Pat Carney regret the infamous night they inducted fellow musician Steve Miller into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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The Untold Truth Of Depeche Mode's Martin Gore
Receded and quiet, but steeped in pathos, Martin Gore has crafted and curated Depeche Mode's signature, brooding, thick sound.
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This Is How Much Michael Peterson From The Staircase Is Really Worth
Michael Peterson claims he did not kill his wife, but critics and prosecutors say his financial situation suggests that money was his motive for killing her.
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This Was Buddy Holly's Worth When He Died
Buddy Holly was one of rock 'n' roll's biggest stars when he died at just 22 in a plane crash. This is how much he was worth at that early point in his career.
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Here's How Much Rick Astley Is Worth
No, this article won't Rickroll you, but you will find out what singer Rick Astley's been up to since ditching the spotlight — and how much he's worth now.
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The Real Reason Paul Rodgers Left Queen
After the passing of Freddie Mercury, the remaining members of Queen spent a long time finding their next lead singer. For awhile, that singer was Paul Rodgers.
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The Strange Reason The FBI Had A File On Borat
Borat's way of generating laughs, like those of Sacha Baron Cohen's other characters, involves getting his character into an odd situation with regular people.
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How Brian Johnson Nearly Missed Out On Joining AC/DC
Bon Scott's death in 1980 left AC/DC with big shoes to fill. However, his replacement, Brian Johnson, was not the only person they were considering for the job.
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The Untold Truth Of Joe Perry
Joe Perry has practically seen and experienced it all as Aerosmith's longtime lead guitarist. Here are some facts that make up his largely untold truth.
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Why The Doors Passed On Playing At Woodstock
The Doors passed on Woodstock because of one of two reasons or maybe both: Jim Morrison didn't like playing outdoors and/or the band underestimated the event.
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How Much James Dean Was Worth When He Died
James Dean remains one of the most iconic movie stars of all time despite having a very brief career cut short. How much was he worth when he died?
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The Tragic Death Of Beethoven
German pianist and composer Ludwig van Beethoven is largely considered one of the most prolific and influential composers to have ever lived.
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The Untold Truth Of Bo Diddley
With a career spanning six decades, Bo Diddley's influence on rock, pop, R&B, and hip hop is immeasurable. This is the untold truth of Bo Diddley.
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The Worst Music Biopic, According To 30% Of People
Music biopics have surged in popularity in recent years, with audiences eager to see the story behind their favorite songs and artists.
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How Krist Novoselic Nearly Wasn't In Nirvana
After Nirvana disbanded, bassist Krist Novoselic maintained a low profile as a musician. There was a time, however, when he nearly ended up leaving the band.
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Yoko Ono Is Worth A Lot More Than You Think
From successful solo albums, to management of Lennon's estate, and Beatles' royalties, Yoko Ono is financially secure — though her net worth may surprise you.
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The Untold Truth Of Charley Patton
Charley Patton was a progenitor of early Delta blues music, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is finally paying tribute to his legacy.
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Why Dennis Quaid Went To The Pawn Stars For This Item
In a Season 18 episode of 'Pawn Stars,' actor Dennis Quaid made an appearance to check out some very special presidential memorabilia.
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Here's The Hollywood Con Queen's Surprising Identity
A bizarre and long-running scheme by a mysterious entity went unsolved until recently as the identity of the notorious Hollywood Con Queen was revealed.
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The Least Popular Rolling Stones Album Might Surprise You
The least popular Rolling Stones album might surprise you, as might the most popular among six studio albums Grunge asked readers to choose from.
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This Is How Much Bruce Springsteen Is Actually Worth
Bruce Springsteen is halfway to being a billionaire, with the Boss still earning bank each year; Springsteen's new album will celebrate the American West.
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What Was Charles Grodin's Net Worth When He Died?
Charles Grodin found fame after starring in multiple film hits, including "Rosemary's Baby," "The Heartbreak Kid," and "Midnight Run."
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The Kurt Cobain Theory About His Death That Changes Everything
Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's death in 1994 was ruled a suicide but 25 years later, the theory that he was actually murdered is still alive and well.
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The Pawn Stars Wanted This Insanely Expensive Jimi Hendrix Item
The guys of History Channel's Pawn Stars know a valuable item when they see it, and this Jimi Hendrix item was certainly no exception.
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How Much It Really Cost For Grace Kelly To Become A Princess
Grace Kelly retired from acting to become a princess of Monaco, and, predictably, it was not a cheap process.
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23% Of People Aren't Fans Of This Hit AC/DC Song
AC/DC has been so influential, you'd be hard-pressed to not find the band named in a list as one of the greatest acts in rock music.
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False Facts About The Joker You Always Believed
You've probably always believed these misconceptions about the Joker. Paste a smile on and learn something.
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How Much Luther Vandross Was Worth When He Died
Luther Vandross died a the tragically young age of just 54 years old. This is how much he was worth at the time.
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Here's How Much Bret Hart Is Worth Today
Before finally retiring in 2000, Bret "The Hitman" Hart's long career in professional wrestling earned him a comfortable net worth.
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Inside Julianna Margulies' 'Frightening' Hotel Room Encounter With Steven Seagal
On May 17, actress Julianna Margulies claimed that she had a terrifying encounter with actor Steven Seagal in a New York City hotel room in the early 1990s.
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Tragic News Hits Anthony Kiedis Of Red Hot Chili Peppers
Anthony Kiedis of Red Hot Chili Peppers had a close relationship with his father, Blackie Dammet, even if he did raise him in an unorthodox way.
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The Truth About Vivien Leigh And Laurence Olivier's Relationship
Despite the fact that they were both married to other people when they met, actors Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh both felt a spark.
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Survey Reveals People's Least Favorite Van Halen Song
Van Halen has produced some of the most popular songs in rock 'n' roll history, but the band also has its share of disliked songs.
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This Is How Much Jimmy Page Is Actually Worth
Jimmy Page is one of rock and roll's most influential guitarists. And his net worth is proportional to his reputation.
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24% Of People Wish They Could Meet This Dead Rock Star
Even with rock 'n' roll only being around for about 65 years, there are so many rock stars who have already died and wish we could have met.
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Here's How Much Beyonce Is Actually Worth
Queen Bey, aka Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, is the ultimate hyphenate. She's a singer, songwriter, an actress, business mogul, and a mean moneymaker.
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The Truth About Bruce Springsteen And Patti Scialfa's Relationship
Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa are rock 'n' roll icons who've defied the odds by maintaining both career longevity and a marriage spanning three decades.
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The Shady Truth About The Hollywood Foreign Press Association
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has failed to come up with adequate reforms to address the various criticisms levied at the organization.
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The Time R.E.M. Almost Reunited For One Night Only
R.E.M. has never truly reunited — and quite likely never will. They got pretty close once, though.
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The Most Overrated Guitarist Of All Time May Surprise You
it's time to get to the bottom of an important -- if admittedly cynical -- question: who is the most overrated guitarist of all time?
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How A Genesis Hit Resulted In A Phil Collins Lawsuit
When former Genesis frontman Phil Collins filed a lawsuit against former members of his backing band for overpaid royalties, it was a P.R. disaster.
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The Sex Pistols Gig That Inspired England's Greatest Bands
It is believed that only around 40 people were in the audience for a Sex Pistols gig in Manchester that inspired England's greatest bands.
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The Least Popular Member Of KISS Might Surprise You
The '70s was a poignant period for the rise of hard rock and heavy metal music, and one of the most famous bands to come out of that era was KISS.
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Why The 1982 Genesis Reunion Was A Matter Of Life Or Death
Musician Peter Gabriel walked away from Genesis in 1975, but, only a few years later, a desperate situation inspired him to team up with his former bandmates.
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This Is Axl Rose's Biggest Regret
Guns N' Roses lead singer Axl Rose may seem like a man who lives with no regrets, however there is one moment in his life that he does wish he could change.
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How Genesis Really Felt About I Can't Dance
The final hit for the Phil Collins incarnation of Genesis cracked the top 10 and was a radio hit — despite the fact that nearly everyone misunderstood it.
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The Reason The Cranberries Broke Up
When The Cranberries rose to fame in the '90s, they altered the understanding of what rock was supposed to sound like — but that also led to their breakup.
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Why Jimmy Page Hasn't Released New Music In Over 20 Years
Fans of Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page have been waiting for him to release new music for years. Since Zeppelin broke up, Page was able to get some projects going.
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American Pickers Star Frank's Weight Loss Finally Explained
When Season 9 of "American Pickers" debuted, a lot of viewers were surprised — and even concerned — at co-star Frank Fritz's apparently significant weight loss.
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What You Didn't Know About Jerry Garcia's Missing Appendage
If you didn't know that the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia was missing a pretty important body part, you'd never guess it from the way he performs.
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The Moment In Mick Jagger's Career When He Went Too Far
When you spend so many decades doing one outrageous thing after the next, people are going to notice and judge.
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The Truth About David Copperfield's Bahamian Islands
Spending $50 million to buy Musha Cay, famous magician David Copperfield is just part of a long list of celebrities that own islands in the Bahamas.
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The Time Van Halen Sent Its Fired Members To Their Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction
Van Halen was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2007, but when it came time to accept the honor, only members who had been fired showed up.
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This Is How Much Sheryl Crow Is Really Worth
Sheryl Crow hasn't topped the charts for decades, but she's still worth more than you probably think.
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The Truth About Sharon Tate's Childhood
Actress Sharon Tate was born in Dallas, Texas, and during her childhood, moved around with her military family, living both in the U.S. and Italy.
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Nearly 1 In 3 Said This Was Their Least Favorite Guns N' Roses Hit
Even the greatest bands in the world record a few songs that don't exactly resonate with their fanbase, and Guns N' Roses is no exception.
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What's Inside The Newly Released Kurt Cobain FBI File
In April of 2021, the FBI made public its 10-page-long file on Kurt Cobain's death with no fanfare or commentary as to why they were doing so.
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A Look At Adam Lambert's Life-Changing American Idol Audition
Here's the story of Adam Lambert's fateful 'American Idol' audition and the most important rendition of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' he ever performed.
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What Was Tawny Kitaen's Net Worth When She Died?
Tawny Kitaen's life after her video vixen days had been hard, but she had started working on turning things around. KItaen died May 7 in her home. She was 59.
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The Moment In Keith Richards' Career When He Went Too Far
Grunge asked, "What moment in Keith Richards' career do you think he went too far?" The answers provide a doozy of a stroll down a crooked, chaotic memory lane.
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What The Forged In Fire Contestants Do With The Weapons
Each episode of "Forged" depicts four professional and hobbyist bladesmiths competing to see who can create the best weapon within shifting parameters.
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Is David Copperfield Married?
The personal life of illusionist David Copperfield, like that of many entertainers who have been active for as long as he has, has had its ups and downs.
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Bruce Springsteen's Least Popular Hit Song May Surprise You
Even The Boss has his detractors. Grunge took a poll and 663 people responded to the question, "Which of these is Bruce Springsteen's worst hit?"
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The Truth About DJ Paul And His Arm
DJ Paul consistently wears a cast on his right arm, which is smaller than his left arm-- in fact, he reportedly refers to his right arm as his "baby arm."
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The Tragic True Story Of Maria Callas
Greek-American soprano Maria Callas took the operatic world by storm with her intensely dramatic portrayals of classical music's most famed leading ladies.
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This Is How Much Bing Crosby Was Worth When He Died
Harry Lillis 'Bing' Crosby raised himself from humble working-class beginnings to become both a hugely popular entertainer and a technological innovator.
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The Tragic Death Of John Entwistle
Showcasing his skills on classics such as My Generation, John Entwistle doesn't get as much attention as other members of The Who, but he rightfully should.
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A Look At Nick Cave's Difficult Childhood
In the early 1980s, Nick Cave was trying to break into music as the frontman of riotous punk band the Birthday Party, and he is now with the Bad Seeds.
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A Look At Davy Jones And Michael Nesmith's Relationship
The Monkees were four young men, picked from hundreds of hopefuls and assigned a team of songwriters and studio musicians to help them create their music.
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The Truth About The Wicked Witch Of The West
We've come a long way since 17th-century witch hunters prowled Europe and tortured "witches" for such diabolical crimes as dancing and owning frogs.
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A Look At Sammy Davis Jr.'s Marriage Troubles
Sammy Davis Jr. nearly lost his life and his career in the name of love. There was no protection from the public attacks over his interracial relationships.
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This Is How Much John Denver Was Worth When He Died
With his sweet vocals and thoughtful lyrics, John Denver became "among the most beloved entertainers of his era." But did big success translate into big wealth?
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The Strange Story Behind The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction For Guns N' Roses
Guns N' Roses was scheduled to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in April 2012, along with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Beastie Boys.
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The Tragic Death Of George C. Scott
Legendary actor George C. Scott struggled with his health in his final years — but still loved to act. This is how the gruff star worked till nearly the end.
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This Is What Boston Singer Brad Delp's Final Days Were Like
In life, Brad Delp had been the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for popular rock band Boston, but died unexpectedly and tragically in 2007.
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The Real Story Behind Christian Slater's Cameo In The Office
Dozens of celebrities graced "The Office" with cameos during its 9-season run, but few were as memorable as Christian Slater's delightfully cringey appearance.
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This Is Stevie Nicks' Biggest Regret
1970s and 1980s rock 'n' roll was rife with questionable decisions and impulsive actions. For Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks, the biggest regret was marriage.
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The Murderer Who Was The Real-Life Inspiration For 'The Clovehitch Killer'
'The Clovehitch Killer' movie is fiction, but Dylan McDermott's character is very much based on the case of a real-life serial killer.
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This Is What Could Have Happened To Mozart's Final Piece
Contrary to what many people believe from the film 'Amadeus,' it wasn't Salieri who wanted to pass off Mozart's work as his own; it was someone else entirely.
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What The Last 12 Months Of Malcolm Young's Life Were Like
Starting from the time he and Angus formed AC/DC in 1973, Malcolm Young provided the rock-solid rhythm that underpinned their greatest hits.
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Fans Think This Classic Rock Band Needs To Retire Immediately
There are some rock bands that, in the eyes and ears of many, have seen much better days, and a recent survey revealed which band needs to retire.
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The Untold Truth Of Glenn Frey
From humble beginnings in Detroit, musician and songwriter Glenn Frey became one of the two main voices and faces of the Eagles.
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How The Sex Pistols Felt About The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Despite the band's boycott and scathing letter to the institution, the Sex Pistols were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
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What Happened To Bill Berry From R.E.M.?
Former R.E.M. drummer Bill Berry quit the band after a health scare and officially "retired" — but he never fully left the group (or other projects) behind.
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A Look At Gene Simmons' Childhood
Musician Gene Simmons is infamous for being a member of the heavy rock band KISS, his impossible tongue, and his controversial nature.
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When Muslim-held Jerusalem fell in 1099, devout Christian pilgrims rejoiced and journeyed to the Holy Land. The Knights Templar formed to protect the travelers.
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Here's What Happened After The Mexican-American War Ended
The end of the Mexican-American War greatly expanded the United States' territories, but that wasn't the only big change it brought about.
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While it took place after a peace treaty ended the War of 1821, the Battle of New Orleans was a severe defeat for the British at the hands of Andrew Jackson.
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The Tiananmen Square protests in Beijing were a number of student-led demonstrations that took place between April 15 and June 4, 1989 -- 'The June 4 Incident.'
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In order to keep her private communication on the down-low when she's in public, Her Majesty uses her purse in a sort of code of secret signals.
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Aldrich Ames wasn't the smartest man in the CIA, but financial problems led to him selling top secret information to Soviet agents in the 1980s and '90s.
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After killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel, Aaron Burr still had quite a few more years ahead of him. Here's why Aaron Burr might have committed treason.
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Hawaii's first-known serial killer, the Honolulu Strangler, terrified the city from 1985-1986 — then the killings just stopped. Had police found their killer?
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When the Second World War broke out, technology had come a long way since WWI, and as a result, the Battle of Britain marked an incredible world first.
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Some Dead Sea Scrolls are in better condition than others. We have the dry air to thank for that, and the material upon which the authors wrote: animal skin.
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In the nearly 50 years since a 7-2 vote to legalize abortion in the U.S. came from an all-male panel of justices, the decision has remained a divisive one.
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The image of a U.S. marshal in the Old West conjures up romantic visions of tough, no-nonsense men keeping law and order, but the job was incredibly dangerous
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Sometimes you set out to build a state-of-the-art hospital, and you get stuck with a blood-soaked mess with a nickname borrowed from the meatpacking industry.
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Killer Wayne Williams spent his early years in Atlanta's Dixie Hills, an area that later became a hunting ground for the unsuspecting children of Atlanta.
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In 1804, Captain Meriwether Lewis and Lieutenant William Clark set off from St. Louis on an epic journey to the distant Pacific Northwest of America.
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What did George Washington himself make of the Boston Tea Party? As a result of his own philosophical beliefs, he didn't condone the destruction of the tea.
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Notorious outlaw John Wesley Hardin took his final breath in El Paso's Acme Saloon, but some didn't want him to rest in peace (or at least not in El Paso).
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Meriwether Lewis is best known as half of the historical exploration duo Lewis and Clark. Fewer people know that Lewis died under very suspicious circumstances.
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How did Jesse Owens become one of the greatest speedsters to ever compete? It was partly due to a very specific (and unusual) technique.
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The Battle of Bunker Hill took place after the battles at Lexington and Concord as the colonial rebels wanted to keep British troops contained in Boston.
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Albert DeSalvo was known by many names — the Measuring Man, the Green Man, and the Boston Strangler. How did he become a serial killer? It started in childhood.
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The first Boston Tea Party sent a message to The Crown that at least some Americans were up to here with British interference in their laws and their commerce.
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Although there isn't much written documentation about their eating habits, some believe the Viking diet was in fact richer than the average English peasant's.
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Mexico City's Templo Mayor is its ceremonial and cultural heart — still partially standing centuries later. Its history is both blood-soaked and fascinating.
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The French and Indian War started in 1754, and in North America, set the stage for the American Revolution in which the United States became independent.
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Signs of the Rodney Alcala's descent into becoming a brutal serial killer started as early as the early 1960s while Alcala was enlisted in the U.S. Army.
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John Wesley Hardin was known for his lightning reflexes. But they faltered when he needed them. He landed behind bars, bringing his life on the run to an end.
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Sir Winston Churchill is best known for his leadership during WWII, but the former prime minister apparently wasn't as good when it came to managing finances.
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The story goes that in 1773, patriots, disguised as Native Americans, boarded ships in Boston Harbor and dumped tea overboard in protest of English taxation.
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The final downfall of Napoleon Bonaparte came on June 18, 1815, near a small Belgian village called Waterloo. Here's the Battle of Waterloo finally explained.
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For whatever reason -- Colonel Prescott's troops were working the dark and mistook one hill for another, perhaps -- he fortified Breed's Hill, not Bunker Hill.
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While both are used for housing a body for a viewing or burial, there is a difference between a coffin and a casket, and it all comes down to the shape.
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The War of 1812 was a turning point in U.S. history for a variety of reasons, and this large city once surrendered to British and First Nation forces.
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Beethoven's childhood was, overall, plagued with hardships, including a harsh father and the loss of several siblings.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls date back to about 200 BCE, when the Jewish Kingdom of Judah had been transfigured into the Roman province of Judea.
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In 2022, Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate an unprecedented 70 years of ruling. Here's everything we know about Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee so far.
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While the Kennedy family is steeped in American politics, their fortune has its beginnings with patriarch Joseph Kennedy's business moves.
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While history remembers Alexander Hamilton as a great man, he's even more impressive considering the hardships he faced growing up.
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A serial killer who appeared on The Dating Game shouldn't have been hard to find, yet Rodney Alcala evaded capture for years, possibly killing up to 140 women.
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Arthur Ransome was an MI6 spy turned children's book author, who had ties to the Bolsheviks.
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Michael Fagan broke into Queen Elizabeth's bedroom in the summer of 1982, but why exactly did he do it? And what did he do when he got there?
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Some of the remarkable things that happened to Teddy Roosevelt came about as a result of his stubborn desire to achieve exactly what he set out to do.
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Serial killer Arthur Shawcross, better known as the Genesee River Killer, tormented upstate New York for decades. Could those murders have been prevented?
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During the War of 1812, British troops marched into Washington, D.C., and set fire to the White House, the Capitol, and several other buildings.
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For avid fans who yearned for a Led Zeppelin reunion, it's been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time. Here's how they got that wild name.
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1993's Storm of the Century cut a trail of destruction from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada, creating everything from deadly floods and blizzards to tornados.
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Beginning in 1754, the French and Indian War was fought between Britain and France, who each tried to expand their territories across North America.
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There have been a lot of changes in the drug industry through the centuries, with drugs coming and going, and offering to cure a variety of ailments.
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Unlike nearby European monarchies, Monaco's sovereign has actual political power. However, the monarch is not styled 'king.' Here's why.
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American businessman Roger Babson was on a mission to save people from what he considered to be out greatest enemy: gravity.
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For the British Royal Family, it's all about the dogs. Other animals have entered castle grounds, but it's canines that are the essential royal companions.
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While mass killings based on religious, social, or ethnic basis have happened throughout history, there wasn't actually a word for 'genocide; until 1944.
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International trends, federal laws, local ordinances, and prejudices all steered response to the depression, and its aftermath is still in effect right now.
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Here's How The Dead Sea Scrolls Were Discovered
The Dead Sea scrolls were discovered over 70 years ago in the Qumran Caves in a series of events that sound like they're straight out of an Indiana Jones movie.
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The two gunslingers found much to relate to in one another when they crossed paths in 1871 and were thrust into a face-off, albeit one that never turned deadly.
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But even the world's greatest artistic geniuses — like Mozart — are not exempt from money troubles.
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Fans of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel "Dracula" will now have a chance to get a super weird freebie when they visit Bran Castle.
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Did The Olympics Make Jesse Owens Rich?
Out of all the pioneering African American athletes who made a name for themselves, track and field star Jesse Owens is arguably among the most iconic.
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Dubbed the 'Witch of Wall Street,' Hetty Green was born in 1834 to a wealthy Massachusetts family who made their fortune via whaling and shipping.
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What Really Caused The French And Indian War?
Great Britain and France both wanted control over North America, and conflicts over territory fueled the start of the French and Indian War.
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There's no evidence to back up his stories, but Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran claims to have been a hitman for crime boss Russell Bufalino.
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How Joseph Bell Was Involved In The Jack The Ripper Case
Dr. Joseph Bell, inspiration for legendary literary detective Sherlock Holmes, may have investigated the Jack the Ripper case — and discovered the killer.
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Whatever Happened To Convicted Killer Wayne Williams?
Convicted killer Wayne Williams is serving a life sentence for two of the "Atlanta Child Murders," but recent DNA developments could shake things up.
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In 2018, two researchers claimed that they had evidence that British Prime Minister Winston Churchill carried on an extramarital affair with a friend.
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The Untold Truth Of Crime Boss Russell Bufalino
Russell Bufalino may have known as "The Quiet Don," but hitman Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran said he was more powerful than legendary crime boss Al Capone.
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The Truth About Frank Sheeran And Jimmy Hoffa's Relationship
The truth about Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran and Jimmy Hoffa's relationship may never truly be known. Sheeran had his version, but no evidence to back it up.
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Steve Jobs' Relationship With Bill Gates Explained
Computer magnates Steve Jobs and Bill Gates had a long love-hate relationship, sometimes quite a bit more of one than the other.
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The Truth About The Shrunken Human Head Used In A Movie
An authentic Amazonian shrunken head that has been on display in Georgia for decades and has appeared in an American movie is now going back home to Ecuador.
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Queen Elizabeth does not typically use a last name, basically because she doesn't need one — but it's not only because she is a famous public figure.
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Dr. Joseph Bell, a Scottish surgeon, is considered to be Arthur Conan Doyle's real-life inspiration for the character of Sherlock Holmes.
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Who Won The Falklands War And Why Did It Happen?
Things got a little complicated when Argentina claimed it had "inherited" the islands from Spain, which prompted British troops to come over and claim it back.
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The Palace of Versailles is one of the most ridiculously extravagant buildings on the planet. Few could fathom the amount of money this decadent building cost.
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How Winston Churchill Really Felt About Gandhi
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was not shy about his feelings toward India's revered activist for independence, Mahatma Gandhi.
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Who doesn't love a good western? Hollywood likes pitting the good guys against the bad guys, the bloodier the better, regardless of historical accuracy.
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The Real Reason The Mexican-American War Happened
The Mexican-American War resulted in the United States' acquisition of land as far west as California, but why, exactly, was it fought?
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What You Should Know About The Serbo-Bulgarian War
In war, "short" typically means there's less time for bloodshed, and fewer people are killed, but not always. Individual battles can have horrendous casualties.
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Don't let the name fool you; it wasn't a case of the French fighting against Native Americans. The French and Indian War should be the French-British War.
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In 1982, Vincent Chin was working at Efficient Engineering and engaged to be married to Vickie Wong, but he was tragically murdered by two white men.
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How The Battle Of Yorktown Led To The End Of The Revolutionary War
The Battle of Yorktown, Virginia, laid the groundwork for an American win over Britain in the Revolutionary War, freeing the colonies from English control.
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Queen Elizabeth and President Joe Biden have one of those relationships where you know all about a person and have mutual friends, but have never actually met.
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The dispute between the founders of two of the biggest high-end carmakers — Ferrari and Lamborghini — began over a mundane mechanical part.
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The Black Death peaked in Europe between 1347 and 1351, killing around two-thirds of the population — an estimated 25 million people. How did it get its start?
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Details You Didn't Know About The Indo-Pakistan War
Among the many tensions between India and Pakistan was the liberation of Bangladesh, which led to their biggest conflict, the Indo-Pakistan War of 1971.
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A tiny sketch of a bear penned by Leonardo da Vinci is expected to go up for auction this summer, and it's expected to fetch a staggering amount of money.
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The Biggest Funerals In History
Let's take a look at some of the biggest funerals in all of history. These were funerals with the highest number of people physically there to see the funeral.
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The Tragic Death Of Charles Darwin's Mother
Charles Darwin experienced tragedy at a young age. He suffered the loss of his mother when he was just eight, possibly the result of an abdominal infection.
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It's no exaggeration to call the photograph "Migrant Mother" one of the most iconic images of the Great Depression. Here's the story of the photographer.
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The Truth About JFK's Swedish Mistress
Many have heard the rumors about JFK's alleged extramarital affairs over the years, but a new crop of letters from an alleged mistress is raising eyebrows.
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This Was The Dress Code Of The Knights Templar
Maybe it was the fashion. The Templars might have prohibited frilly things like shoelaces because they "belong to pagans," but they sure knew how to brand.
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Britain's Order Of The Garter Explained
Of the various chivalric orders of the British monarch, the Order of the Garter is the oldest and the most illustrious.
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France's Palace of Versailles features 700 rooms, but the Hall of Mirrors is the most famous and the most extravagant of them all.
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The dispossessed and the oppressed have been raging against the rich and powerful for centuries. The French Revolution of the late 1700s is a prime example.
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The December 1773 protest now known as the Boston Tea Party was one of many examples of the American colonists rebelling against British rule.
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The clash between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr ran deeper than conflicting political ideologies, though. Hamilton seemed to genuinely loathe Burr.
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Some Royal Household positions pay extremely well. Others, not so much. So where does the Queen's "Master of the Household" rank? You might be surprised.
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After his conviction for "gross indecency," Wilde suffered another devastating loss. His wife, Constance, left him; he never saw his beloved children again.
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Like many royals, Queen Elizabeth II, then just Princess Elizabeth, learned her ABCs and 123s at home.
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Despite being one of America's most prolific serial killers, Green River Killer Gary Ridgway escaped being sentenced to death. Here's how he did it.
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Prohibition was a nearly 14-year period (January 17, 1920-December 5, 1933) when the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol was forbidden in the US.
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An essential figure in the fight against the Black Death was the plague doctor, but not for obvious reasons. Physicians then had few tools to combat illness.
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Balmoral has a rich history with some interesting stories involving its royal occupants, past and present. This is the untold truth of Balmoral Castle.
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Being a prisoner in the Bastille could be surprising even for the people being sent there. Here's what it was really like for prisoners in the Bastille.
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This is the real reason why St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John -- the U.S. Virgin Islands -- belong to the United States and not Denmark.
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In 1773, colonists in Boston, Massachusetts protested Great Britain's imposition of taxation by dumping 342 chests of tea into the waters of Boston Harbor.
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Drew Peterson is currently serving 78 years behind bars for murdering his wife and a different murder-for-hire plot — but one of his wives is still missing.
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What could be more innocent than the perennial summertime treat, the ice cream sundae? It turns out that all that delicious sweetness has a slightly shady past.
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Texas became its own republic after it was acquired during the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. It's fight for independence was full of politics and battles.
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The notorious Chicago sausage vat murder briefly turned the meat-loving city of Chicago against sausage — this is the story of the trial of Adolph Luetgert.
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Many will be surprised to learn of one particular role Queen Elizabeth II used to perform: As a princess, she was a member of the British Army.
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Wallis Simpson was derided for taking King Edward VIII from the British throne, but the truth about their relationship is actually quite different.
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After being targeted by the Colombian and United States governments, Pablo Escobar surrendered in 1991 and agreed to five years in a luxury prison.
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After decades of failed attempts from temperance movement advocates, the U.S. government passed the 18th Amendment in 1919, leading the way for Prohibition.
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Several cults in history became incredibly dangerous to members and non-members alike. These are some of the most dangerous cults in recent history.
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Tony Blair was prime minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 until 2007, and reportedly his relationship with Queen Elizabeth got off to a shaky start.
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One common English phrase from the Bible is "manna from Heaven," referring to an unexpected gift that comes at just the right time. What was manna originally?
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Even though Gates stepped down as CEO of Microsoft in 2007, he's still the fourth-richest person in the world at $130.5 billion.
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The Mount Erebus disaster was (and still is) New Zealand's worst peacetime disaster, killing 257 people. Here's the tragic story of the Mount Erebus disaster.
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The real reason D.A.R.E. never worked involves how police officers taught the program, which led to significant changes to D.A.R.E.
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Only 22% of Americans have any idea what Cinco de Mayo is about — presumably about the same amount who have a clue who St. Patrick was.
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Here are some of the most surprising secrets of the United States' national monuments, memorials, and parks.
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Period films are made to be entertaining but historically inaccurate movies can give misconceptions of history. Here are films that got Victorian history wrong.
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The story behind the creation of our 35th state is a lot more complex than you might think. Here's the real reason West Virginia broke away from Virginia.
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The Derg began a campaign to nationalize industry and farmland, in addition to abolishing feudalism and promoting literacy -- in part, by committing genocide.
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Inventions You Had No Idea Bill Nye Came Up With
Airplane parts to ballet shoes. Mars Rover calibration gear to a digital abacus. Bill Nye, famously the Science Guy, is also the Busy Guy.
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Korean War (2)
Why Did The U.S. Enter The Korean War?
When the smoke of the Korean War had cleared, 40,000 Americans had died; another 100,000 were injured in the conflict. The Korean Peninsula was split in two.
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The American General Who Was Captured By North Koreans In The Korean War
While enlisted men and officers are often captured while wars rage, it is almost unheard of for such a high-ranking officer to become a prisoner of war.
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Messed-Up History (5)
The Messed Up History Of The Lost Cause Of The Confederacy
Lost Cause believers will tell you the Civil War was fought over states' rights, but that may not necessarily be the case.
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The Chicago Strangler Case Is More Messed Up Than You Know
Since 2001, more than 50 Chicago women have fallen victim to a potential serial killer, the Chicago Strangler, and the case is more messed up than you know.
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Messed Up Things That Happened After The September 11th Attacks
The terror attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the hijacking of United Flight 93, on September 11, 2001, were the deadliest in U.S. history.
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Messed Up Things That Happened During The American Civil War
People did stuff during the Civil War that leaves you shaking your head. Here are some of the messed-up things that happened during the American Civil War.
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The Messed Up Truth Of Mother Teresa
"I think it is very beautiful for the poor ... to share (their suffering) with the passion of Christ ... the world is being much helped..."
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Murders (5)
Whatever Happened To Convicted Murderer William Bradford?
To entice the jury into recommending the death sentence, murderer William Bradford said to them, "Think of how many (victims) you don't even know about."
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The Suspicious Purchases Xavier Dupont De Ligonnes Made Before The Murder Of His Family
Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes' movements both before and after the murders of his family were definitely suspicious.
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The German Spy Who Tried To Murder J.P. Morgan Jr.
On July 3, 1915, a man forced his way into the home of millionaire J.P. "Jack" Morgan Jr., the son of banking magnate John Pierpont Morgan, and shot him twice.
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The Tragic Murder Of Selena Quintanilla
Selena, the undisputed Queen of Tejano Music whose impact is felt today, had her life tragically cut short when she was murdered at just 23 years old in 1995.
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What We Know About The Witnesses To Tupac's Murder
When Tupac Shakur was shot to death in Las Vegas, his was one of a ten-car entourage. Theoretically, many could have been witnesses — but few have ever talked.
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Music (9)
The Tragic Death Of Rust Epique From Crazy Town
Unfortunately for Crazy Town, after their debut platinum-selling album "The Gift Of Game," things went downhill. Additional success eluded them within a year.
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Fans Think This '80s Band Should Have Retired A Long Time Ago
Several popular '80s bands are still together today, but many fans think these groups should have stopped making music ages ago.
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The Musical Abilities Of Perfect Pitch And Relative Pitch Explained
There is a difference between perfect pitch and relative pitch, and they meet at the intersection of musical talent and labor.
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The Children Of Bodom Album Alexi Laiho Thought Was The All-Time Best
In the music world, Children of Bodom certainly weren't the modest type. Which release did frontman Alexi Laiho consider their very best?
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Musicians Who Can't Stand Post Malone
Shade is thrown no matter who you are. Get to the top of your game and it's bound to happen often. Post Malone is no exception.
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The Untold Truth Of Muddy Waters
Both blues and rock 'n' roll owe a debt to Muddy Waters and his pioneering electric guitar work. This is the untold truth of Muddy Waters.
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The Story Behind The Beastie Boys Album Paul's Boutique
After the Beastie Boys released 'Licensed to Ill' in 1986, the group became famous, but the 1989 release of 'Paul's Boutique' didn't have the same effect.
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The Truth About The Musician Who's Released Around 400 Albums
"I had one fan, and that was my uncle," Moore stated in a recent interview (posted on YouTube). Today, things are a little different. Not much, but a little.
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The Bizarre Death Of Gary Driscoll
Gary Driscoll, who co-founded Elf in 1967 alongside Ronnie James Dio, David Feinstein, Doug Thaler, and Nick Pantas, died mysteriously in 1987.
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Mysteries (2)
The Chilling Mystery Behind The Dardeen Family Murders
Quiet life in Ina, Illinois, was irreversibly changed in 1987 when Keith and Elaine Dardeen, their son Peter, and their newborn child were murdered.
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Mysteries From The Ancient World That Have Been Solved
The worlds of the ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Celts, and other great civilizations are full of mystery. Here are a few ancient mysteries we've solved.
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Mythical Creatures (2)
36% Of People Wish They Could Have Seen This Iconic Concert
Out of multiple choices, a recent survey asked readers which iconic music concert they most wish they could have experienced live.
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The Truth About John Steinbeck's Unpublished Werewolf Mystery
John Steinbeck, author of such literary classics as 'Grapes of Wrath' and 'Of Mice and Men,' also wrote a werewolf mystery that was never published.
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National Parks (1)
How Many Volcanic Eruptions Have Occurred At Yellowstone?
The super volcano at Yellowstone has erupted dozens of times in the past 2 million years, but three of those were giant events that stood out from the rest.
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Native Americans (1)
A Look At The Navajo Nation's Connection To Uranium
There was a hidden human cost to the advances of the nuclear age — and (surprise!) it was borne mostly by the poor and people of color, particularly the Navajo.
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Nature (2)
The Psychedelic Fungus That's Infecting Cicadas
With their emergence after 17 years underground, the Brood X cicadas have already begun infiltrating southern states like Tennessee and Georgia.
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How A Radiation-Eating Fungus Growing In Chernobyl Could Save Future Astronauts
It was believed that the area surrounding Chernobyl would remain unfit for life — until scientists discovered a fungus living within the radioactive territory.
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Paranormal (1)
Plants and Trees (1)
The Bizarre Truth About Corpse Flowers
Specimens of corpse flowers exist all over the world. What are they all about, anyway?
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Politics (6)
Here's How Much Land In England The Royal Family Actually Owns
The United Kingdom's royal family not only serves as the ceremonial figurehead of the British monarchy, but they are also wealthy almost beyond imagination.
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How The Clinton Family Really Got So Rich
Money and politics have long been intertwined, for better or worse. How did Bill and Hillary Clinton earn their millions?
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The Shady Truth About Facebook Ads
Websites like Facebook have been notorious for being one of the main social platforms that have scores of ads to inundate their average day-to-day user.
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The Real Reason Alex Jones Was Banned From Facebook
Amid growing concerns over right-wing extremist violence, Alex Jones of Infowars was banned from Facebook and Instagram for his increasingly troubling behavior.
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Here's How Much Trump Has Spent On Facebook Ads
In 2018, Facebook started to keep track and disclose which pages pay for political ads. One who took advantage of the platform's reach was then-President Trump.
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The Shady Truth About The Bill Gates Foundation
While founder Bill Gates has been praised his foundation, there are plenty of critics that don't believe he is as benevolent as he is portrayed.
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Presidents (5)
Who Was History's Richest President?
The skills that make for a career in politics can also translate into the private sector, and many throughout history were already wealthy when elected.
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Here's What We Know About Queen Elizabeth's Relationship With Donald Trump
The queen stayed "diplomatically mum" about what she thinks of the 45th president of the United States, who is the 12th sitting president she's met since 1951.
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The Truth About Jimmy Carter's Sketchy Brother
Think your siblings are embarrassing? They've probably got nothing on Jimmy Carter's brother, Billy — the man who brought us Billy Beer and a Libyan scandal.
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What Really Happens When A Presidential Pet Dies
Unfortunately, all living things eventually die, and presidents must sometimes, like the rest of us, mourn and lay to rest a beloved pet.
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US Presidents Who Suffered The Most Tragic Deaths
Some presidents were doing the job while facing secret struggles and confronting their mortality. Here's the US presidents who suffered the most tragic deaths.
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Royals (9)
The Surprising Animal The Vikings Kept As Pets
Vikings kept dogs and cats as pets, and wealthy ones boasted hawks and falcons, but people also commonly kept a fiercer animal in their homes: bears.
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Competitive Walking Was Once The Biggest Sport In The World
Walking: That thing that nobody does enough of in the sedentary throes of modernity's chair-bound lifestyles. Fortunately, there's a solution — walk, you fools!
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The True Details About Queen Elizabeth And Margaret Thatcher's Relationship
Queen Elizabeth II and former prime minister Margaret Thatcher had a tense relationship, but they were able to end on somewhat friendly terms.
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The Queen Pays Taxes Even Though It's Not Required. Here's Why
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has been paying taxes for decades, and it's quite likely that future sovereigns will pay taxes as well.
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How Much Does A Telephone Operator For The Royal Family Make?
Working as a telephone operator for the British royal family isn't going to make anyone particularly rich — how much money can you make, though?
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How Much Money Does A Butler For The Royal Family Actually Make?
Anybody keen on a life of voluntary servitude to a cash-flush autocrat? You're in luck, because the royal family just might be hiring.
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This Is How Much Money Queen Elizabeth's Private Secretary Makes
The British royal family employs thousands of people to help run their empire, and one of the top positions is Queen Elizabeth's private secretary.
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The Biggest Lies The British Royal Family Ever Told
The British royal family has a history of unsolved mysteries and odd occurrences, almost all of which seem to have involved some secrecy or even blatant lies.
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The Truth About The Queen's $250k Bentley Going To Auction
Queen Elizabeth II's rare, deep green Bentley Mulsanne, used between 2013 and 2015 while in residence at Buckingham Palace, is up for sale.
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Scandals (2)
The Truth About The Bitter Real-Life Feud Between Bret Hart And Shawn Michaels
Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels had a real-life feud that intensified in the lead-up to the 1997 Survivor Series. Here's the true story behind that rivalry.
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Science (27)
Your Body Could Turn Into Soap After You Die. Here's How
There is a chemical process that can take place after death in certain individuals that cause their remains to turn to soap.
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Lies They Taught You In School
Teachers, unfortunately, still manage to perpetuate a surprising amount of urban myths and misinformation. Here are some lies they taught you in school.
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The Unfortunate Truth About Electric Cars
As the demand for more and more batteries grows, especially as electric cars start to become more popular, so goes the need for their core components as well.
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The Reason Jupiter Doesn't Orbit The Sun
When we learn about the solar system as kids, we usually learn that planets all revolve around the sun in their own orbits. Well, it's a bit more complicated.
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What's The Difference Between Knockouts And Concussions?
When a person thinks of someone being knocked out or getting a concussion, they might think of someone receiving a blow to the head and becoming unconscious.
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The Worst Ways To Die According To Scientists
No one can say for sure what happens after death, but some ways to die are certainly worse than others. Here are the worst ways to die, according to scientists.
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The Time A Meteorological Tsunami Hit Naples, Florida
While tsunamis are normally associated with earthquakes, an unusual type of tsunami not created by seismic activity once struck Naples, Florida.
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The Truth About The Mysterious 'Wow! Signal'
It's most likely that our first alien contact would be through something that seems drab: signals. As it turns out, though, it might have already happened.
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The Truth About Theia, The Planet That May Be Stuck Inside Earth
How did the Moon even get to be where it is? As it turns out, we have a bizarre, cosmic coincidence to thank: Theia, the rogue impactor protoplanet.
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The Truth About Dark Energy
'Dark energy' might be a bit frightening, but it's called 'dark' merely because no one yet knows exactly what it is nor how to measure it.
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The Real Reason The Moon Is Slowly Moving Away From The Earth
Humankind has gazed up at the moon for thousands of years and will likely continue to do so for as long as we exist, but Earth's neighbor is moving away.
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The Untold Truth Of Tesla
There's plenty to criticize about Tesla Inc., but in less than 20 years, the company has accomplished what many once thought was impossible.
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The Real Meaning Of The Super Flower Blood Moon
No, the super flower blood moon doesn't portend the coming of the end times — but it is still pretty rad. Here's who'll see it and how it got that cool name.
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The Most Dangerous Dog Breeds Throughout History
Through the years, certain dog breeds have been much more prone to violence than others. Here's a list of the most dangerous.
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The Untold Truth Of Lemuria, The Atlantis Of The Pacific
Atlantis is not the only sunken lost continent. Lemuria is connected to secret societies and the occult. Let's discover the lost continent of Lemuria.
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The Most Dangerous Sharks In The World
Pop culture's unflattering portrayal of sharks notwithstanding, there are many reasons why these fish are typically the top predators in their ecosystems.
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Here's What Happens When You Get Paris Syndrome
The "city of lights" might sound like a dream come true to many, but for some tourists, it can turn into a nightmare.
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The Most Dangerous Spiders In The World
There are 45,000-plus known species of spiders in the world, and humans fear of these arachnids may be an evolutionary response for preservation.
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The Pink Lake Of Senegal That's Saltier Than The Dead Sea
Located east of Dakar on the Cap-Vert Peninsula in Senegal, Lake Retba is a lesser-known, super saline lake the shade of pink lemonade.
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The Most Dangerous Islands On Earth
The most dangerous islands in the world are all the more terrifying because there's only so far you can run, before you can't run any further.
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The World's Most Dangerous Fish
Fish don't really tend to fill us with fear. Most of these fish you'd encounter while obliviously swimming along in the ocean, or a river. So beware of fish.
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The Weird Truth About Zombie Fires
There are zombie fires burning in Siberia, and it has experts alarmed. Here's why.
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Here's What Happens When You Get Jerusalem Syndrome
Some visitors to Jerusalem find that the aura of religion that permeates nearly every square inch of the city is overwhelming, and have a psychiatric reaction.
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Roko's Basilisk: The Thought Experiment That Could Enslave The Human Race
Technologists such as Elon Musk have said that AI is "far more dangerous than nukes." Not regulating the relationship between man and machine is "insane."
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When Is It Too Cold To Snow?
In order for snow to fall, three specific conditions need to be present in the atmosphere: cold temperatures, moisture, and rising air.
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Elon Musk: What It's Really Like Working For The Tech Billionaire
Considering how visible he is, many have wondered what it's like to work for someone like Elon Musk. Is he really a real-life equivalent to Tony Stark/Iron Man?
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How Many Kids Does Elon Musk Actually Have?
Musk's first marriage was to Justine Wilson, who gave birth to Musk's first five children: one set of twins, one set of triplets. Another child died of SIDS.
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Serial Killers (6)
Where Is Serial Killer Herbert Mullin Today?
Herbert Mullin was convinced that an earthquake would imminently cripple northern California and flatten his hometown of Felton, unless he killed someone first.
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Here's What We Know About Serial Killer Joel Rifkin's Childhood
It isn't uncommon for serial killers to have a troubled childhood, and that was the case in more ways than one for Joel Rifkin.
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Belle Gunness: How Many Victims Did The Serial Killer Actually Have?
Belle Gunness was suspected of killing numerous men and children, but her victims were not discovered until after she vanished without a trace.
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Albert Fish: Where Is The Serial Killer Buried?
Albert Fish, also known as the Brooklyn Vampire, was responsible for countless horrific crimes — and was so notorious he's buried in an unmarked prison grave.
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Details You Didn't Know About Serial Killer Andrei Chikatilo
Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo murdered and mutilated 21 boys, 14 girls, and 18 young women, making him one of the most savage serial killers in history.
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What Serial Killer Son Of Sam's Childhood Was Really Like
For many serial killers, including David Berkowitz, childhood gives answers to questions about what might have led to the creation of a ruthless murder.
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Space (1)
Here's What Really Happens When You Fart In Space
In living beings, intestinal gas occurs as part of the digestion process. What happens when you let one rip in space?
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Sports (18)
Details You Didn't Know About Charles Wright
You might know him by one of his many gimmicks: Papa Shango, The Godfather, Kama, The Goodfather ... the list of Charles Wright's characters goes on and on.
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Here's How Much The Ultimate Warrior Was Worth When He Died
James Brian Hellwig, better known by his ring name The Ultimate Warrior, was a famous wrestler and WWE Hall of Famer who got his start as a bodybuilder.
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The Real Reason Mick Foley Retired From The WWE
If the testimony of three-time WWE world champion Mick Foley is anything to go by, professional wrestlers dread the end of their careers greater than most.
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Details You Never Knew About Mick Foley
During his heyday, Mick Foley was one of the unlikeliest top-tier stars in professional wrestling. Here are some facts about Foley that you may not be aware of.
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The Rock 'N Sock Connection: The Truth About Mick Foley And The Rock's Tag Team
In 1999, WWE audiences were treated to one of the most charismatic -- if unexpected -- pairings in history, with the formation of the "Rock 'n Sock Connection."
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The Long-Standing Urban Legend Involving The Ultimate Warrior
Wrestling has several urban legends, including the one that made people wonder about the identity of the Ultimate Warrior who appeared at WrestleMania 8.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Munich Olympics
During the 1972 Summer Olympics, hosted in Munich, a Palestinian terrorist group known as Black September stormed the Olympic Village.
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The Tragic Death Of Secretariat
Secretariat had inauspicious beginnings. His eventual groom, Eddie Sweat, later reported, "I didn't think much of him when we first got him ... real clumsy."
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What You Didn't Know About Kobe Bryant's Rapping Career
Besides becoming a basketball superstar, the late Kobe Bryant dabbled in rap music around the same time he was drafted into the NBA.
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Here's What Happens If You Lose The Tour De France
Like some other sports, the Tour de France has a particular way of recognizing the person who finishes in last place during the prestigious event.
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The Truth About Bret Hart's Relationship With His Brother, Owen
At the 1994 Royal Rumble, Owen Hart brutally attacked Bret Hart after they failed to win the Tag Team Championships from the Quebecers.
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This Was Bret Hart's Biggest Challenge In Life
Bret "The Hitman" Hart has had an illustrious career that has seen him get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame for his many achievements.
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Here Are Kobe Bryant's Final Texts To Michael Jordan
Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan may have come from different generations as basketball players, but the mutual respect was undeniable.
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The Truth About Shawn Michaels' Addiction Struggles
Despite addiction struggles, three time WWE World Heavyweight champion Shawn Michaels has had a long and storied wrestling career.
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What You Never Knew About Shawn Michaels
From the time he was a young boy, Michael Shawn Hickenbottom wanted to be a professional wrestler. And he fulfilled that boyhood dream as Shawn Michaels.
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Here's How Much Shawn Michaels Is Actually Worth Today
For instance, Michaels' ongoing beef with Hart would last for years. The rivalry was entertainment that kept fans tuned in, and also kept Michaels well paid.
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How Fred Astaire Influenced Jackie Chan
Though many Americans may not know it, Jackie Chan is arguably the biggest worldwide film star — and his trademark slapstick fights have some unique influences.
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How Many WCW Titles Did Harlem Heat Actually Win?
The wrestling team Harlem Heat was made up of real-life brothers Booker and Lash Huffman, who fought individually under the names Booker T and Stevie Ray.
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The Most Dangerous (3)
The Most Dangerous Kings Throughout History
Power, wealth, and lack of normal consequences is a dangerous combination. Here are some of the most dangerous kings throughout history.
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The Most Dangerous Motorcycle Clubs In The World
Even though outlaw motorcycle gangs only make up 1% of all MCs in the U.S., according to the DOJ, there are more than 300 active outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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The Most Dangerous Rivers On The Planet
Based on their mythology, it's clear that our ancestors gave rivers a lot of respect. But there are real rivers that are even deadlier than some of the myths.
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Tragic Real-Life Stories (10)
The Tragic Death Of The Yardbirds' Keith Relf
Keith Relf was the frontman of the British rock band the Yardbirds until their 1968 disbandment. Here's a closer look at his tragic death.
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The Tragic Death Of The Ultimate Warrior
James Brian Hellwig spent the better part of a decade thrilling audiences as The Ultimate Warrior and similar names throughout his pro wrestling career.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Anderson Cooper
Since 2003, Anderson Cooper has been a staple in cable news -- and his influence is only growing. This is the tragic real-life story of Anderson Cooper.
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The Tragic Death Of Alexander Hamilton's Best Friend
Alexander Hamilton first met his best friend John Laurens, an aide-de-camp to George Washington, while serving in the Continental Army.
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The Tragic Death Of Alexander Hamilton's Son
Philip Hamilton was born to Alexander and Eliza Schuyler Hamilton on January 22, 1782, but like his father, Philip was killed after a duel.
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The Tragic Death Of John Candy's Father
John Candy, the jovial and lovable comedic actor who was a mainstay in 1980s movies, suffered a tragic loss when he was around 4 years old.
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The Tragic Death Of Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly was one of a handful of American women who married into European royalty, but her fairy-tale life came to a tragic end on September 14, 1982.
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The Tragic Death Of Evelyn McHale
The tragic death of Evelyn McHale was captured via a stunning photograph by an amateur photographer and later published in Life Magazine.
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The Tragic Death Of Cave Explorer Floyd Collins
Floyd was determined to get a piece of the tourist cave pie. He knew of one called Sand Cave that was located on the road ahead of most of the other show caves.
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Tragic Details About The SNL Cast
Some of Saturday Night Live's most memorable actors have faced their share of trauma and heartbreak. Here's a look at the tragic lives of some SNL standouts.
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Unsolved Mysteries (1)
The Mysterious Disappearance Of Karlie Gusé
The strange disappearance of 16-year-old Karlie Gusé from her Chalfant Valley, California home has baffled investigators for more than two years - here's why:
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Untold Truth (10)
The Untold Truth Of Hans Zimmer
Hans Zimmer has worked on over 200 movies and won an Academy Award, but that's not all this composing legend has done. This is the untold truth of Hans Zimmer.
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The Untold Truth Of Halston
Both Halston's designs and the designer himself were incredibly famous, even though his personal excesses ultimately stood between him and even greater glory.
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The Untold Truth Of Gil Scott-Heron
Gil Scott-Heron has remained indefinable, a singular personality whose influence has continued to grow in the decade since his death in 2011 at the age of 62.
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The Untold Truth Of Pablo Escobar
After a stint in jail for various crimes, Pablo Escobar branched out into drug smuggling and had gotten to work building an empire of illegality.
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The Untold Truth Of Tippi Hedren
Tippi Hedren is probably best known for her starring roles in Alfred Hitchcock's films, The Birds and Marnie. Then she disappeared.
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The Untold Truth Of Bad Company
Bad Company defied the odds when their original lineup lasted nearly a decade together, and they also recorded their fair share of classic rock staples.
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Maury Terry: The Untold Truth Of The Journalist Obsessed With The Son Of Sam Case
The work of late journalist Maury Terry is resurging with attention since the release of the Netflix documentary 'The Sons of Sam: A Descent Into Darkness.'
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The Untold Truth Of Bill Gates
Get to know a little bit about Bill Gates, the world's most famous college dropout billionaire.
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The Untold Truth Of Your Favorite Christmas Carols
Here's the untold truth of your favorite Christmas carols. They've got adultery, alcohol, violence, and even Nazis.
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The Untold Truth Of Chris Evans
What's the true story of Chris Evans, who went from being a jerk in Not Another Teen Movie, to a beautiful, handsome, gorgeous, awesome, great-haired superhero?
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Weird (9)
The Weird Things That Tony Curtis Is Buried With
When Hollywood legend Tony Curtis died in 2010, the actor was buried with many of the expected things but also some weird things.
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Pallbearing Traditions From Around The World
Around the world pallbearing traditions are as diverse and fascinating as any other death ritual.
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What We Know About The Pentagon's UFO Report So Far
The U.S. Department of Defense will soon give a report to Congress on "unidentified aerial phenomena." Here's what we know about the Pentagon's UFO report.
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The Bizarre True Story Of The Woman Who Claimed To Give Birth To Rabbits
In 1727, the British medical and academic communities were obsessed with a peasant woman who made an extraordinary claim: She had given birth to rabbits.
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The Surprising Secret To Longevity This 111-Year-Old Man Swears By
Dexter Kruger might be the oldest living person with a Twitter account, and he says he's kept on chugging along due to an unexpected — yet tasty — snack.
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Guinness World Records That Are Nearly Impossible To Beat
To be the very best at anything, in history, is a tough task, and some Guinness records are harder than others to break.
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The Weirdest Things Spotted On Google Earth
When Google Earth launched in 2001, it was possible to explore the whole world from a brand new angle. Here are the weirdest things spotted on Google Earth.
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The Bizarre Way Prince Tried To Convert People To Jehovah's Witness
Prince: celebrity, sex icon, crown prince of purple... devout Jehovah's Witness? Here's the bizarre way Prince tried to convert people to Jehovah's Witness.
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Things About LARPing Everyone Gets Wrong
LARP has often been the butt of jokes, but that doesn't mean it's all bad. Plenty of people love LARPing. Here are some things about LARP you might not know.
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