• 10 Times Ford V Ferrari Lied To You

    Ford v Ferrari is the story of when, in 1966, a team of drivers representing Ford won the 24 Hours of Le Mans auto race. But like any movie based on a true story, Ford v Ferrari's filmmakers took a few creative liberties to make the story more cinematic. Here are 10 times Ford v Ferrari lied to you.

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  • The Real Origins Of Mr. Rogers' Daniel Striped Tiger

    For countless people, Fred Rogers has been a cherished part of their childhood. As a staple of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Daniel would tap into the uncertainty and insecurity that so many children feel growing up, but in a way, Daniel was Rogers' inner child.

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  • Why Sting Can Never Wrestle In The WWE Again

    Professional wrestling, also known as "the sport of kings," has seen dozens of iconic performers come and go over the years. Sting didn't make the jump to WWE until the 2010s, wrestling in the 2015 Night of Champions event before promptly announcing his retirement the next year. So what happened?

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  • The Untold Truth Of Beck

    Beck has been responsible for some of the most inventive and boundary-pushing music of the last 25 years. There's just nothing Beck can't do, it would seem.

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  • Bruce Lee Vs Jet Li: Who Would Win?

    Bruce Lee and Jet Li are two of the most legendary silver screen warriors in history. Which begs the obvious question: Who would win in a fight?

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  • How Much Would It Cost To Build The Roman Colosseum Today?

    Perhaps the closest thing the modern world has to the Roman Colosseum is the NFL arena, which is way less extreme. But there's one respect in which the NFL is way more extreme than ancient Rome's meat grinder: stadium costs. Here's how much it would cost to build the Roman Colosseum today.

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  • Here's How Much Pat Sajak And Vanna White Make From Wheel Of Fortune

    Whether you're a Keno player chain smoking at your local casino or just someone who fell asleep watching Jeopardy, you're probably very much aware that Wheel of Fortune is still on the air. But you might be surprised at just how much Pat Sajak and Vanna White make per year.

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  • Was Chuck Norris A True Karate Champion?

    Ah, Chuck Norris! The bearded, roundhouse-kicking Texas Ranger who sparked a thousand memes. One of his main things has always been Karate, and how extremely good he's supposed to be at it. But Is he really a Karate champion at all?

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  • The Fastest Horse Breed In The World

    Horses have always been cash cows for people who have a need for speed. Those people are called jockeys, they use horses as their wingmen, and they fly around the track like Pegasuses hopped-up on speed. Which horse breed is most likely to leave you riding high at the end of the race?

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  • How Many Black Belts Does Jackie Chan Really Have?

    Jackie Chan has dished out acrobatic beatdowns with punches, kicks and the occasional stepladder in over 140 movies, so it makes sense to assume that the man knows his way around a Kung Fu fight. Let's look at the ultimate tale of the tape: How many black belts does Jackie Chan have?

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  • Who Trained Bruce Lee?

    Behind the legend of Bruce Lee was Bruce Lee the man. And as amazing as Lee may have been, nobody can teach themselves to be like water: someone older, wiser, and more experienced needs to show you the ropes. For Bruce Lee, that wise mentor was a figure known as Ip Man, an icon in his own right.

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  • The Truth About How Steven Seagal Learned Martial Arts

    Seagal's relationship with martial arts began in childhood under the tutelage of Fumio Demura, described as the "real-life Mr. Miyagi." Versed in karate and kobudo, Demura not only got Seagal started in martial arts but trained Pat Morita and inspired the sensei Morita portrayed in The Karate Kid.

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  • How Many Black Belts Does Chuck Norris Have?

    Chuck Norris is the patron saint of roundhouse kicks, but is he a legitimate martial arts, or just an actor? Good news -- according to Mixed Martial Arts and Martial Tribes, the amount of black belts Chuck Norris has is truly astounding.

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  • Why Dirty Jobs Was Once Canceled

    Dirty Jobs was one of the Discovery Channel's biggest hit shows of all time. So it's a bit baffling why it was canceled after just eight seasons.

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  • Here's How Much Jean-Claude Van Damme Is Actually Worth

    It's easy to assume that Jean-Claude Van Damme's glory days have passed. As such, it wouldn't be out of order to assume that the millions Van Damme made during his heyday would have dwindled down to a much more modest pile of money. But is that really the case?

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  • The Truth About The Mr. Rogers' Military Rumors

    Difficult though it may be to believe, Rogers was never a military sniper, or a military anything. While the Vietnam war, his supposed playground of death in the long-running urban legend, he was busy, you know, being Mister Rogers.

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  • The Most Powerful Bruce Lee Quotes

    There are entire books filled with Bruce Lee quotes, and whether or not you've heard them before, they are guaranteed to provoke thought and motivate you. Here are some of his most powerful quotes.

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  • The Biggest Scandals To Hit Animal Planet

    Animal Planet is the place where people go to watch feel-good shows about animals. But now it's put more emphasis behind the cool people helping the animals than the animals themselves. Problem is, humans can mess up in bigger ways than animals. These are the biggest scandals to hit Animal Planet.

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  • James Dean, Dead Since 1955, To Star In New Movie Thanks To CGI

    In what's being hailed as a victory for people who loved Rogue One's Grand Moff Tarkin and his wet, dead eyes, The Hollywood Reporter has released an article stating that James Dean will be digitally resurrected for the upcoming Vietnam War drama Finding Jack.

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