Do Dogs Get Dementia?
The most common and recognizable form of dementia in humans is Alzheimer's disease. But can dogs get similar diseases? You might be surprised at the answer.
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Why Earth's 'Boring Billion' Years Weren't So Boring After All
Why Earth's 'Boring Billion' years weren't so boring after all
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Arrests (1)
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Shark Tank Contestants Who've Been Arrested
ABC's "Shark Tank" sees many fledgling entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to celebrity investors. Some go on to do well - others end up arrested.
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Black History (1)
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Why Operation Underground Railroad Was Once Under Investigation
Tim Ballard's Operation Underground Railroad, an organization that works to rescue children from sex trafficking, was once under investigation.
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Climate (2)
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Bizarre Theories For Tornadoes In Ancient Rome That People Actually Believed
Here is a brief rundown on how the philosophers of ancient Rome understood tornadoes, as well as the Greek philosophers whose work they used as a basis.
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10 Times The Weather Turned The Tides Of War
Wars have been won and lost for a variety of reasons, and not always due to just human effort or error. Sometimes the weather played a key role in battle.
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Faster Horses: The Country Music Festival That Continues To Draw Crowds Despite Dangers
Every year, the multi-year country music festival "Faster Horses" is held at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn - despite many dangers.
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The Highest Blood Alcohol Levels Ever Recorded
Being drunk and behind the wheel of a vehicle is no joke. And these inviduals with some of the highest BAC levels ever were no laughing matter.
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Why Officials Think David Zandstra May Have More Victims
In July 2023, former pastor David Zandstra confessed to killing 8-year-old Gretchen Harrington in 1975. Here's why officials think he may have more victims.
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How Does Consuming True Crime Affect Your Mental Health?
Are you feeling a heightened sense of anxiety? Stressed? Depressed? Wary of people you see in the grocery store? You may be listening to too much true crime.
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This Is Where Nicole Brown Simpson Is Buried
Nicole Brown Simpson was viciously killed outside her home in what became one of the most famous murder cases in U.S. history. This is where she is buried.
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What Juana Barraza's Life In Prison Is Really Like
After three years of evading law enforcement, Juana Barraza - the Little Old Lady Killer - was finally captured. Here's what her life in prison is like.
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John Bittrolff And The Long Island Murders: Why He Was A Suspect
For over 20 years, residents of Long Island, New York, have been haunted by several unsolved murders, and John Bittrolff may be involved.
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How Hot Can Earth Get And What Would Happen Next?
It seems like summers these days just keep getting hotter, and as it happens, they really are. But what if this continues, and just how hot can Earth get?
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What Happened To Every Charles Manson Follower?
It can be difficult to keep up with what happened to the Manson Family in the ensuing decades. What happened to every Charles Manson follower?
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This Is What Larry Nassar's Prison Life Is Really Like
Disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar has been serving a federal prison sentence since 2017. What is his life like behind bars?
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What Happened To The JonBenét Ramsey House?
What happened to the Boulder, Colorado property where 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey was found murdered in the basement back in 1996? Let's take a look.
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The Zodiac Killer Theory That Would Change Everything
The Zodiac Killer is said to have killed five people, but still has never been identified. One man's theory changes everything we've been told.
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Operation Soap: The Police Raids That Changed The Canadian LGBTQ+ Community Forever
The queer community in Toronto, Canada faced off with the police in 1981 after a number of gay bathhouses were targeted by the authorities in Operation Soap.
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Why Ladybugs Are Omens Of Luck In So Many Cultures
Though the sight of most insects makes many pull back in disgust, ladybugs are omens of luck in many cultures. Why is this the case? Let's take a look.
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Which Members Of The Manson Family Are Still In Prison?
The cult formed under Charles Manson shocked the nation with their brutal murders in the 1960s. Here's which members of the Manson Family are still in prison.
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Entertainment (48)
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The Two Bittersweet Words Paul Reubens Used To Describe Pee-Wee Herman
Pee-wee Herman made his global debut in the 1982 stage show "The Pee-wee Herman Show." Here are the two bittersweet words Paul Reubens used to describe him.
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The Truth About The Arrest That Ruined Paul Reubens' Career
After gaining success from "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," "Pee-wee's Playhouse," and "The Pee-wee Herman Show," Paul Reubens' career took a massive hit.
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What Was Jimi Hendrix's Final Live Performance Before He Died?
Jimi Hendrix had risen to the top of the rock 'n' roll world in just three short years before his death. This was his final live performance before he died.
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The Messed Up Truth About Horror Novelist Bram Stoker
Born in 1847 near Dublin, Ireland, Bram Stoker, the author behind "Dracula," went through his own personal horrors as a child.
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What The Last 18 Months Of Sinead O'Connor's Life Were Like
After the death of her son and before her untimely passing, Sinead O'Connor's life was filled with a shocking amount of pain, both emotional and physical.
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How A Randy Meisner Imposter Got Away With It For A Decade
For years, an imposter took on the role of Randy Meisner, the bassist, vocalist, and founding member of the Eagles. Here's how he got away with it.
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Eagles Co-Founder Randy Meisner Dead At 77
Randy Meisner, co-founder of the legendary rock group the Eagles, has died at age 77, according to a statement from the band.
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How Sinead O'Connor's Infamous SNL Appearance Led To A Lifetime Ban
In 1992, Sinead O'Connor took to "Saturday Night Live" for a performance that got news outlets talking - and earned her a lifetime ban from the show.
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The Meaning Behind Closer To Fine By The Indigo Girls
The Indigo Girls had a huge hit in 1989 with their song "Closer to Fine," which is featured in 2023's "The Barbie Movie." Here's the meaning behind the song.
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Inside Sinead O'Connor's Relationship With Singer Peter Gabriel
Sinéad O'Connor claimed she and Peter Gabriel didn't just collaborate on music. Here's the story of Sinéad O'Connor's relationship with singer Peter Gabriel.
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Reasons Why Moonshiners Is Totally Fake
It's no secret reality TV is often not reality at all. One of the worst offenders may be Moonshiners, which has been accused of faking its entire premise.
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The Real Inspiration Behind Aqua's Barbie Girl Song
Aqua's "Barbie Girl" might have come out back in 1997, but if you were around at the time, you probably still remember it today. Here's what inspired it.
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The 1945 Strike That Brought Hollywood To A Screeching Halt
In 1945, a union strike brought Hollywood to a standstill. The public watched in astonishment as the film industry's craftspeople fought in the streets.
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Is This Why Kat Von D Was Fired From Miami Ink?
In 2008, "Miami Ink" fans were shocked when Von D was suddenly fired from the tattoo parlor and left the show, which ended shortly thereafter.
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The Disturbing Drug Incident That Changed Tony Bennett Forever
Tony Bennett was a singer known for his many accolades, but there was a disturbing drug incident in the 1970s that changed Tony Bennett's life forever.
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The Story Behind I Left My Heart In San Francisco Explained
Tony Bennett's vocal prowess and class are perfectly portrayed in his iconic "I Left My Heart in San Francisco. Here is the fascinating story of its creation.
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Tony Bennett's Friendship With Frank Sinatra Explained
Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra had a genuine relationship and were the best of friends.
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Legendary Singer Tony Bennett Dead At 96
Known for his hit songs such as "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" and "The Shadow Of Your Smile," legendary singer Tony Bennett has died.
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Things Oppenheimer Didn't Tell You About The Real Story
Though it's fairly faithful to the historical events it depicts, there are fascinating details missing from Christopher Nolan's biopic "Oppenheimer."
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What You Don't Know About Pat Sajak
Sajak said in a later interview that hosting the show totally sloshed wasn't a weekly occurrence, like he'd made it seem.
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What Happened To These 2000s Video Vixens?
They danced with '00s luminaries such as Nelly and Will Smith, and inspired a generation with their success. So, what happened to these 2000s video vixens?
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The Risqué Reason This Jane Birkin Song Was Condemned By The Pope
Back in the late 1960s, singer, actress, and model Jane Birkin French released a song that was banned by radio stations - and condemned by the pope.
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Famous Celebrities With FBI Files
Over the decades, the FBI has maintained extensive -- and often controversial -- files on some of America's biggest sports and entertainment icons.
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Red-Flags That Signaled These Old Hollywood Romances Were Doomed
Whether they were torn apart by circumstances or tainted by jealousy, these were the first signs that these classic Old Hollywood couples were doomed.
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Michael Jackson Memorial Service Moments That Meant More Than You Realize
More than 31 million people watched Michael Jackson's memorial service, but for some the celebrities who spoke or performed, it was a deeply personal event.
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Dakota Fred Hurt Mined More Gold In Alaska Than You May Realize
"Dakota" Fred Hurt gained reality TV fame on Discovery's "Gold Rush" franchise. He started mining late in life, but mined more gold in Alaska than some realize.
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What Happened To The Former Cast Of Gold Rush?
What are the "Gold Rush" miners up to today, and have they left the adventurous life behind? Here's how the biggest stars from previous seasons are doing.
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Why Johnny Cash's Final Interview Was So Chilling
Country music legend Johnny Cash's final interview was with MTV News' Kurt Loder on August 20, 2003, 23 days before his death. Here's why it was so chilling.
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The Reason Milan Kundera Was Given Back His Citizenship After 40 Years
Milan Kundera was born in the Czech Republic but had his citizenship revoked over political differences. Here's why 40 years later he regained his citizenship.
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Rock Stars Who Grew To Loathe Fame
Rock 'n' roll and fame go hand in hand, but some artists found the demands of stardom to be too much, and a few never sought the limelight in the first place.
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The Lives Of The Original Cast Of The Lone Ranger After The Show Ended
"The Lone Ranger" was a staple for TV viewers in the 1950s, and its charm endured long after. It also had a talented cast, who kept acting for many years.
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Bob Newhart: The Untold Story Of The Legendary Comedian
Bob Newhart is an entertainment icon who has helped define comedy as we know it today. Here's a look at the more surprising facets of his life and career.
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The Tangled Life Of Dog The Bounty Hunter
When it comes to unlikely television stars, Dog the Bounty Hunter - born Duane Chapman - is definitely up there. Here are the details of his tangled life.
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The Jewel Thief: Empress Sisi's Gem From The Hulu Documentary, Explained
Hulu's documentary "The Jewel Thief" highlights the theft of the the Köchert Pearl and Diamond Star, or "Sisi's gem." This is the jewel's significance.
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Who Is Cary Grant's Only Daughter, Jennifer?
Legendary Hollwood actor Cary Grant had one daughter with actress Dyan Cannon. She went on to lead a life of impressive accomplishments just like her father.
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The Real Reason George Tickner Left Journey
Journey co-founder and rhythm guitarist George Tickner left the group in 1975, but why? There were a couple factors at play, but one was the main catalyst.
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Rock Guitarists Who Never Got Enough Credit
From the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir to longtime Tom Petty collaborator Mike Campbell, here are some rock guitarists who have not gotten the respect they deserved.
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Whatever Happened To The ShamWow Guy?
Vince Offer, or the ShamWow Guy, certainly has an interesting past. Are ya followin' me, camera guy? Or more to the point, how about the police guy?
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The Biggest Controversies Surrounding Motley Crue
From countless lawsuits to tragedy, let's take a look at the biggest controversies that iconic rock band Mötley Crüe has found itself embroiled in.
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What Happened To The First Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductees?
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame began inducting members in 1986. What happened to those first luminaries of this hallowed membership?
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11 Toughest Cast Members From Deadliest Catch
Everyone who appears as a cast member on "Deadliest Catch" is legit because commercial fishing is hardcore. But not all crew members are as tough as these ones.
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The Real Meaning Behind Blowin' In The Wind
Bob Dylan wrote "Blowin' in the Wind" in two short stints in April 1962. He later claimed he composed the original two-verse version in about 10 minutes.
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What Abbott And Costello's Last Movie Was Like Before They Died
"Dance With Me, Henry" was the final act from the two that took vaudeville to Hollywood. Here's what Abbott and Costello's last movie was like before they died.
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The Real Story Behind The New Beatles Song That Uses AI
When Paul McCartney revealed that a new Beatles song used AI, people were curious - and concerned. Here's the real story behind the project.
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How The YMCA Really Felt About The Village People Song Y.M.C.A.
The Village People's "Y.M.C.A" was a smash hit that remains in rotation today. But how did the YMCA feel about its name being used by the disco ensemble?
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What The Song MacArthur Park Is Really About
"MacArthur Park" was written by then-21-year-old singer-songwriter Jimmy Webb and catapulted into fame when it was recorded by Irish actor Richard Harris.
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Famous Groupies Who Died Without Much Fanfare
As the era of the 1970s rock icons came to an end, so too did the era of groupies. Here are some legendary groupies who passed away with little fanfare.
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What Happened To The Maverick From Deadliest Catch?
By Season 4, fans of the "Deadlist Catch" might have noticed the absence of the F/V Maverick fishing vessel. So where has it gone? Let's take a look.
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Pee Wee Herman Actor Paul Reubens Dead At 70
Famous actor and comedian Paul Reubens, better known as Pee-wee Herman, died on July 30, 2023, at the age of 70. Here's the story of his life.
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Why World War II Is Discussed More Than World War I
Both World Wars shaped history and modern life in countless ways, but World War II is discussed more often than World War I. The reasons why are fascinating.
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What America's Opium Dens Were Really Like
Opium has a long history in the United States. Between the Civil War and WWII, this including the controversial opium dens. Here's what they were really like.
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The Deepest Holes In The World
Whether a hole is naturally made or man-made, people are always interested in knowing what's at the bottom. These are the deepest holes in the world.
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The History Behind Nothing Compares 2 U
Prince wrote "Nothing Compares 2 U" and gave it to the funk band The Family. Later, Sinead O'Connor covered it - and thrust herself into fame.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Sinead O'Connor's Son
No parent wants to face the death of their child. Tragically, singer-songwriter Sinead O'Connor has had to do exactly that with the death of her son, Shane.
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This Victorian Shoe Trend Was Hazardous To One's Health
A Victorian-era shoe trend turned out to be so hazardous to one's health that it was potentially fatal.
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What Is Sikhism And What Do Followers Believe?
There are roughly 26 million followers of Sikhism in the world. Here's what the followers of one of the planet's youngest religions believe.
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Why You Can't Visit J. Robert Oppenheimer's Grave
J. Robert Oppenheimer helped create the atomic bomb, then spent the last years of his life on a remote island. Here's why you can't visit his grave.
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The Untold History Of Toilets
We all use them, we all need them, and most of us think we know their history. But the history of toilets has more twists than a U-bend, into which we plunge.
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The World's Oldest Amusement Park Is Older Than The United States
When it comes to amusement parks, bigger definitely seems to be better, but the world's oldest amusement park is just as exciting and older than the U.S.
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What If Britain Had Won The Revolutionary War?
If the British had won the Revolutionary War, what could that mean for the rebel colonists? While we can't know for sure, he's what people have speculated.
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Who Was Henry Choate, The Teen Lynched In 1920s Tennessee?
Join us as we uncover the truth about Henry Choate's lynching in 1927 and how that day remains a topic of heated discussion nearly a century later.
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Can You Travel To North Korea (And What Happens If You're Detained)?
North Korea is notorious for being unwelcoming to outsiders and has detained several Americans. Here's what happens if travelers are detained.
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The Untold History Of Helium
While helium is the second most common chemical element in the entire universe, it's vanishingly rare here on Earth. Here's its fascinating history.
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The Real Reason Washington, D.C. Has Catacombs
Next time you head to Washington, D.C., consider taking a tour of its network of catacombs. So how did they get there? Well, that's an interesting story.
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The Most Controversial Supreme Court Decisions
Throughout its history, the Supreme Court has been both revered or scorned, with people alternately praising and condemning its most controversial rulings.
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The Tangled History Of Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Circus
Once touted as "The Greatest Show on Earth," the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus thrilled audiences for decades. Its history is just as thrilling.
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Historical Figures Who Died By Drowning
Throughout history, important figures have died by all kinds of methods. Undoubtedly, some of the most tragic have been those who died by drowning.
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You Can Still Ride The World's Oldest Roller Coaster. Here's Where It Is
It's not every day you get to interact with history in a way that gets your heart racing.
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The Biggest SAG-AFTRA Boycotts And Strikes In History
Hollywood's labor union SAF-AFTRA has some serious clout when it comes to negotiatiing terms for its members. And sometimes its had to picket to be heard.
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What Is Vodou And What Do Its Followers Believe?
Vodou may be one of the most misunderstood religions in the world. Here's what it actually is and what its followers believe.
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The Most Famous Ninjas In History
Ninjas are one of Japan's most recognizable icons, famed for stealth, cunning, and lethality. A number of ninjas gained fame all of their own, too.
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How India's Golden Temple Feeds 100,000 People A Day
India's Golden Temple in the city of Amritsar in Punjab, India feeds an astounding 100,000 people a day. Here's how it accomplishes this feat.
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The Worst Things The Kennedy Family Was Ever Accused Of
From assassinations to organized crime, the Kennedy family has been accused of crossing every legal and moral line imaginable.
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The Real Canterbury Tales: What A Medieval Pilgrimage Was Like
Geoffrey Chaucer gave medieval pilgrimages a touch of the romantic in "The Canterbury Tales." But in reality, such pilgrimages were not always as fun.
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Why The Pentagon Is Shaped Like A Pentagon
The Pentagon building is unique in its design and massive size. Its five-sided shape was originally born of necessity. Here's why.
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Famous Men Who Were With Their Mistresses When They Died
People have always cheated on their spouses. One other historical constant? People die. Here are some famous men who were with their mistresses when they died.
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The Grim Life Of The Man Who Created The Atomic Bomb
J. Robert Oppenheimer gave the atomic bomb life while becoming Death. This is the grim life of the man who created the atomic bomb.
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Why Hardly Anyone Lives On Dubai's Man-Made Islands
Dubai is know for its opulence and feats of engineering. But hardly anyone lives on its man-made islands that were created for the ultra wealthy. Here's why.
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The History Of Drugs In The White House
The discovery of a small amount of cocaine in the West Wing in July 2023 is less shocking when you consider the long history of drugs in the White House.
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World War II Subs That Went Missing And Were Never Found
The open ocean is risky just floating on it, but deliberately sinking below the waves is even worse. Add a World War, and it's no wonder these subs were lost.
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Wild Historical Stories That Involve Cannabis
The use of the cannabis plant, whether for hemp or marijuana, dates back thousands of years. Unsurprisingly, its history is littered with wild stories.
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What Happened To J. Robert Oppenheimer's Children?
J. Robert Oppenheimer, also known as "the father of the atomic bomb," had two children with his wife Katherine "Kitty" Oppenheimer. Here's their story.
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12 Terrifying Ancient Demons In Roman-Egyptian Folklore
In ancient Egypt, demons were thought to have an big influence on day-to-day life. Here are some of the most frightening demons and monsters in ancient Egypt.
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The Dark Reason Early 20th-Century Dance Marathons Were So Popular
In the early 20th century, dance marathons were popular events - people would watch couples dance for as long as months. But there's a dark reason why.
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The British Woman Who Sold Time For More Than 40 Years
Ruth Belville continued her family's unique tradition of selling the correct time to clients all over London for more than 40 years.
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Inside New Zealand's Quest To Exterminate All Rats
New Zealand is currently on a mission to exterminate its entire population of rats. Some think it's cruel, others think it's necessary. Here's why.
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13 Artifacts Recovered From The Titanic Wreck
At least 1,500 people perished in the sinking of the Titanic on April 14, 1912. Here are 13 artifacts recovered from the wreck that they left behind.
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History's Most Famous Traitors
The only thing worse than an enemy is an enemy who used to be your friend. But every traitor has a backstory, and some of those stories might surprise you.
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How The Illuminati Founder Leveraged Freemasonry To Start His Secret Society
German philosopher and professor Adam Weishaupt founded the Illuminati in 1776, and he leveraged Freemasonry to start his secret society. Here's the full story.
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The Best-Selling Barbie Of All Time Is From The '90s
Barbie is one of the most recognizable toy brands in the world, but did you know that the best-selling Barbie of all time is from the '90s? Guess which one.
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The Biggest And Most Famous Hacks In History
Today, hacking is alarmingly common, with countless people becoming victims. From Reddit to Meta, here are some of the biggest and most famous hacks in history.
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The Troubling Reason So Many American Places Are Named After The Devil
You may have noticed that lots of places in America are named after the devil. If we take a look back in history, there's a disturbing reason for this pattern.
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Famous People Who Were Almost On The Titanic
Of the over 2,200 passengers on the Titanic, more than 1,500 perished. The deaths could have been more, if these famous historical figures had been on board.
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What Is Zoroastrianism And What Do Followers Believe?
Zoroastrianism predates all of the Judeo-Christian religions and may have influenced those belief systems. Still practiced, here's what followers believe.
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Southern Generals And Admirals Who Chose To Fight For The Union
Not all Southerners joined the Confederate side during the Civil War. These are the Southern generals and admirals who chose to fight for the Union.
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Why Most Of New Zealand Has Nobody Living In It
New Zealand, known to some as the place where series like "Lord of the Rings" were filmed. So why does most of the country have nobody living in it?
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The Biggest Events Of 1912 (Besides The Titanic)
The sinking of the Titanic was a media sensation in 1912, but it was far from the only history-making event in a year of unrest, upheaval, and discovery.
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How Many Books Are In The Library Of Congress?
The Library of Congress is the United States' de facto library and houses everything from books to sheet music and films. So how many books are there?
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South Florida Has A New Dialect. Here's What You Should Know
South Florida has a new dialect based on calque, or a linguistic term sometimes called a loan translation. Here's what you should know.
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How Ancient People Consumed Drugs (And Why)
Drugs can seem like a modern fad, but the reality is that ancient humans developed a complex and sophisticated understanding of drugs that still influences us.
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The Real Reason They Haven't Recovered The Titanic
The remains of the RMS Titanic still sit at the bottom of the ocean, where they have been since the passenger liner sunk in 1912. Here's why.
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The Story Of Abraham Lincoln's Last Descendant, Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith
Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith was the great-grandson of Abraham Lincoln, and ended up being the former president's last descendant. Here's his story.
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What Happens To Your Body After You've Been Dead For An Hour?
For many, the most we see of death is on TV and the movies, but reality is much different. Here's what happens to your body after you've been dead for an hour.
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What Beryllium Disease Does To Your Body, According To Science
The element beryllium is a primary component used in nuclear weapons, and it's toxic. Here's what beryllium disease does to your body, according to science.
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What Happens When Fire Ants Attack Your Body, According To Science
When fire ants attack, you may be left with itchy welts, or it could be much worse. Sometimes the body has systemic reactions that can even cause death.
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What We Know About Jeffrey Norman Crum, The Man Indicted For The 1993 Murder Of Jennifer Odom
In 2023, Jeffrey Norman Crum was indicted for the 1993 murder of Jennifer Odom after being linked to another murder. Here's what we know about him so far.
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The Tragic Unsolved 1982 Murder Of Tina Foglia
In light of the arrest of a man police say is the Long Island Serial Killer, the unsolved 1982 murder of Tina Foglia in Long Island may warrant another look.
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The Tragic Unsolved 2008 Murder Of Tanya Rush
Some think the unsolved 2008 murder of Tanya Rush may be linked to the Gilgo Beach murders, but no one has ever come forward with any tips in the cold case.
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The Grisly 1984 Murder Of Cheerleader Kirsten Costas That Inspired Multiple Films
In 1984, cheerleader Kirsten Costas was brutally murdered by her classmate, Bernadette Protti. Over the years, numerous films have been made about the case.
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Everything We Know About Gilgo Beach Murder Suspect Rex Heuermann
In 2023, Rex Heuermann was arrested in connection to the Gilgo Beach Murders dating to 2010 and 2011. Here's everything we know about him so far.
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The Truth About The Long Island Serial Killer's Possible Murder Weapon
This killer goes after the same type of victims as many other killers: He traps and murders sex workers, the kind of person, many assume, who won't be missed.
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The Alaskan Mass Murder That's Remained Unsolved For More Than 30 Years
Though one man is suspected by some to be the culprit, the murder of eight people aboard the Investor fishing boat in 1982 remains unsolved.
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People Convicted Of Murder Even Though A Body Was Never Found
Convicting a murderer is harder when the victim's body has disappeared. But justice may still find the guilty party, and sometimes the innocent too.
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The Tragic 1891 Murder Of Helen Potts By Her Secret Husband
The tragic 1891 murder of Helen Potts by her secret husband was a scandal of the first degree, ending with her husband dying in the electric chair.
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The Tragic 1994 Murder Of 11-Year-Old Robert Sandifer Of The Black Disciples
In 1994, Robert "Yummy" Sandifer's died at just 11 years old as a triggerman for the Black Disciples. Here's how he got roped into a life of crime.
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The Violent Murder Of Mitt Romney's Great-Great-Grandfather
Politician Mitt Romney's great-great-grandfather, Parley Parker Pratt, was influential in the Church of Latter-Day Saints - and also met a gruesome death.
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Music (15)
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12 Biggest Lip-Sync Scandals In Music History
Several of the most iconic figures in pop music (and a few less-than-iconic ones) have weathered lip-syncing scandals -- some more successfully than others.
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Massively Popular Musicians The Grammys Snubbed
The Grammy Awards has for decades saluted the greatest musicians to grace our ears. But if you think that all great musicians win at least once, you'd be wrong.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Sinead O'Connor
Born in Ireland, Sinéad O'Connor's music career began in the 1980s with "The Lion and the Cobra." Her most well-known single is "Nothing Compares 2 U."
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Irish Music Legend Sinead O'Connor Dead At 56
Sinead O'Connor, the iconic Irish singer-songwriter who rose to international fame in the early '90s, has died.
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Weird Things Fans Have Thrown Onstage At A Concert
Being this famous comes with its share of odd occupational hazards. Let's take a look at some of the weirdest things fans have thrown onstage at a concert.
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What Corey Taylor's Former Bandmates Have Said About Him
Corey Taylor is best known for his work in Slipknot and Stone Sour. Thoguh he has been known to ruffle some feathers, he has also earned lots of praise.
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Who Are Billy Idol's Kids?
Rocker Billy Idol doesn't come across as your typical family man, but he is a father and a grandfather. Here's who his kids are.
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Top Rock Albums Of All Time (And There Are No Beatles In Sight)
Rock music encompasses many genres, all with undeniably great albums. Grunge staff got together to list some of their favorites.
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The Mysterious Florida Castle Built By One Man Over 20 Years
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The Real Reason Harry Truman Turned On Oppenheimer After WWII
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