The Tragic Reason Larry From The Three Stooges Really Played Violin
The Three Stooges, rooted in early 20th century vaudeville, continue to amuse. Larry Fine, the frizzy-haired man among the Howard brothers, was also a musician.
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The Biggest Controversies To Hit Coachella
With Coachella bringing together many of the biggest egos, there will always be plenty of controversy. These are the biggest controversies to hit Coachella.
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The Wild Story Of Al Capone Kidnapping Jazz Legend Fats Waller
Jazz musician Fats Waller was once kidnapped in Chicago by Al Capone's men.
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The Reason Gilbert Gottfried Really Hated Being On SNL
Many comedians dream of one day landing a spot on Saturday Night Live, but when Gilbert Gottfried did, it did not live up to his dreams.
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What Was Gilbert Gottfried's Net Worth When He Died?
Gilbert Gottfried, star of comedy clubs and screens large and small, had been a popular comedic entertainer for decades when his death was announced April 12.
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What Happened To GoBots?
History tells us that GoBots actually launched in the United States before the far more successful Transformers franchise, but have slipped into obscurity.
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Who Invented The First Football Helmet?
There are numerous athletic competitions that involve risk to life and limb, football among them. Helmets help, but believe it or not, it wasn't always so.
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The Tragic Story Behind Operation Nimrod
Operation Nimrod was the name given to the operation where SAS soldiers stormed the Iranian Embassy in London to rescue hostages from six terrorists.
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The Messed-Up Truth About The 1950s Film Industry
Despite it being a golden age of movie-making, the 1950s saw a lot of controversy in the film industry. Here is the messed-up truth.
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Bizarre Laws In The Star Trek Universe Explained
If you're a fan of "Star Trek," you've probably noticed that the future has some weird rules. Here's a rundown of the most bizarre laws.
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How Accurate Is The 1973 Movie Badlands?
Here's how the 1973 film "Badlands" compares to the story that inspired it -- the crimes of Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate.
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The 1,800-Year-Old History Of Science Fiction Explained
Mention science fiction and any number of media franchises come to mind, most with "Star(s)" in the name. The genre's roots, however, are genuinely ancient.
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How Many Times Has Macaulay Culkin Been Arrested?
Macaulay Culkin was one of the most beloved child actors of his generation, but he had trouble off-screen. Here's how many times he was arrested.
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The Surprising Hollywood Rule Inspired By Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood is a true Hollywood icon, so it's not surprising that an industry rule was inspired by him.
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How A Stalker Inspired One Of Blondie's Most Famous Songs
One of Blondie's most popular songs was inspired by an ex-boyfriend who stalked her.
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The Tragic Truth About The Great Boston Fire Of 1872
The Great Boston Fire of 1872 was unlike anything the city had ever experienced before and helped refine building codes nationwide.
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Every Time 'The Thing About Pam' Lied To You
"The Thing About Pam" makes you hope this could never happen in real life, except it did ... kinda. Here's every time "The Thing About Pam" lied to you.
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The Tragic Disappearance Of Nyleen Marshall
Nyleen Marshall went missing during a family picnic in 1983. The 4-year-old was never found, but police classified her tragic disappearance as an abduction.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Chris Rock
Chris Rock has had his ups and downs, from divorce and childhood trauma to getting slapped by Will Smith. Here is his tragic real-life story.
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The Chilling Murder Of Bill Cosby's Son Ennis
Bill Cosby's son Ennis was shot to death in 1997 while changing a flat tire. His parents say the chilling murder was racially motivated.
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Why David Bowie Once Turned Down A Chance To Perform At The Olympics
David Bowie, one of the U.K.'s most legendary musical artists, declined to perform at the 2012 London Olympics. Here's why he turned down the opportunity.
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What Was The Last Album Janis Joplin Recorded Before She Died?
"Pearl" was the last album Janis Joplin recorded before she died, and it was released posthumously since she died before finishing all the songs.
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What Was The Very First NFL Draft Like?
Here's how things were like during the very first NFL draft in 1936 -- a much simpler event than the draft we know today.
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How The Rolling Stones Got Their Name
The Rolling Stones are an iconic band whose career has spanned six decades. With such a memorable name, it's surprising how the name was arrived upon.
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Why The First Player Selected In An NFL Draft Never Played Football
The NFL draft is an annual event where the best college players are poised fr football glory. But, here's why the first player ever drafted never played a down.
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What Happened To Jeff Buckley's Unreleased Music After He Died?
Jeff Buckle was one of the most enigmatic performers of the 1990s. After his untimely death in 1997, a battle ensued over the release of other records.
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The Unusual Story Of How Steven Tyler And Paul McCartney Met
They always say you should never actually meet your heroes. The evidence suggests, however, that's not always true. Just ask Aerosmith's Steven Tyler.
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