Paul Sorvino Did Not Mince Words When It Came To His Feelings About Harvey Weinstein
Paul Sorvino expressed his dislike for Harvey Weinstein after learning of the sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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How The Real-Life Prison That Inspired Orange Is The New Black Became A Haven For Celebrities
Ghislaine Maxwell wanted to serve out her 20-year prison sentence at the Connecticut prison that inspired "Orange Is the New Black," among other hit shows.
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How David Warner's Troubling Childhood Pushed Him Toward Acting
David Warner had a prolific film career that spanned multiple decades. His troubled childhood was the catapult for his love of acting and here's the reason why.
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The Truth About Chris Cornell's Relationship With Chester Bennington
When it comes to rockstars, Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington are two of the most epic figures to rise to prominence in the last 30 years.
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The Hotel That Played A Huge Role In The New York City Modern Art Scene
New York City's historic Chelsea Hotel housed some of the most important artists in the U.S., but it also was the scene of a tragedy in the '70s.
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The Controversy Over The Elgin Marbles Explained
There are few historical sites more renowned than the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. Here's the complicated controversy over its Elgin Marbles explained.
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What Was Paul Sorvino's Net Worth When He Died?
Legendary actor Paul Sorvino died on Monday, July 25, 2022. Here's how much the beloved and legendary actor was worth when he died.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Jackson Pollock
You can't talk about abstract expressionism without talking about Jackson Pollock. Here is the tragic real-life story of the groundbreaking painter.
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The Gruesome Prop From The Omen David Warner Joked About Losing In His Divorce
Acclaimed British supporting actor, David Warner, once joked about a specific and rather gruesome prop from his film, "The Omen," that he in his divorce.
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Gene Wilder Died While Listening To This Classic Song
Beloved actor Gene Wilder passed away at 83 years old while listening to one of his favorite songs: "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Ella Fitzgerald.
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Sports Interviews That Got Athletes In Trouble
Athletes are notoriously passionate, hotheaded, and defensive, with a lot of "chip-on-the-shoulder" energy, so you can count on them to slip up sometimes.
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What Was David Warner's Net Worth When He Died?
British actor David Warne entertained on stage, on TV, and in movies before he died at 80 years old. This was his net worth when he died?
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Marvin Gaye Said This Motown Singer Had A Voice Stronger Than His Own
Marvin Gaye was one of the most famous Motown artists ever, with a voice like none other. Yet he said this singer had a more powerful voice than him.
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Inside Vili Fualaau's Life After The Mary Kay Letourneau Scandal
Vili Fualaau and Mary Kay Letourneau married after she was released from prison.
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The Tragic True Story Of Patrice Lumumba
The first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Patrice Lumumba was a staunch anti-colonialist. This is his tragic true story.
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One Of Dr. Seuss' First Books Was Definitely Not Meant For Kids
Dr. Seuss — or Theodor Seuss Geisel — is famous as the author of beloved children's classics, but one of his earliest works was not meant for kids.
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Even Deion Sanders Was Humiliated Thanks To Bo Jackson's Elite Talent
The names Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson are memorable among the great athletes of this age, multi-sport achievers who encountered each other in college play.
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The Health Condition That Led To Bo Jackson's Unique Speech Patterns
Bo Jackson is known as a remarkable athlete, a man who played both baseball and football professionally. His signature "Bo Knows" catchphrase has its own story.
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Inside Vince McMahon And Oliver Luck's Tense Relationship
Sports fans were intrigued when WWE honcho Vince McMahon announced the resurrection of his failed XFL football league. Alas, the relaunch had problems, too.
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Why The Russians Want To Trade Brittney Griner For Viktor Bout
In the shadows of international arms dealing and air transportation, Viktor Bout was maybe the most successful -- until his arrest and incarceration by the U.S.
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Vince McMahon Has A Very Predictable Favorite Band
Watch Vince McMahon in action during any of his WWE events, and it's no stretch to say the man brought a rock music sensibility to pro wrestling.
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The Truth About Bob Dylan's Relationship With Tom Petty
There are few figures in the history of popular music more important in terms of their impact or the respect they elicit than Bob Dylan or Tom Petty.
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Tragic Details About The Beastie Boys
The American rap group Beastie Boys has had a somewhat complicated past. Read on to discover their road to success as well as some of their tragic details.
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An Alleged Shady Deal Turned Bo Jackson Into A Baseball Legend
Some athletes seem born to a particular sport -- a combination of genes and life circumstances. Others have what seems like an abundance of options.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Lisa Marie Presley
Someone like Lisa Marie Presley, the sole child of the King of Rock n' Roll, could have disappeared in her father's shadow, but she didn't. Here's her story.
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Weird Al's 'Trapped In The Drive-Thru' Samples A Band That Once Refused To Work With Him
"Weird Al" Yankovic has been creating his parodies of pop music and culture for decades. Some artists are more cooperative with the effort than others.
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Noah Lyles Swiftly Stole This 26-Year-Old Title From Sprinter Michael Johnson
The old adage, of course, is that records are made to be broken. But there are some athletic records that stand for a good long time before toppling.
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