What Happened To The Iconic Full House Home?
For those of us who grew up in the '90s, an image of a family watching "Full House" curled up in front of a retro TV set brings up waves of nostalgia.
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The Tony Bennett Painting That's Hanging In The Smithsonian
Music legend Tony Bennett has had a passion for painting since the age of 5. Now, one of his masterpieces hangs in The Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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Why Audrey Hepburn Made Johnny Carson Nervous When She Appeared On The Tonight Show
Audrey Hepburn was the only guest who ever rattled "The Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson. Here's why the Hollywood star made Carson so nervous.
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What Happened To The Iconic Magnum, P.i. Mansion?
There are TV series setups that ask you to suspend belief. Like a private investigator living for free on a Hawaii beachfront estate -- "Magnum, p.i."
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What Happened To The Iconic Golden Girls House?
The house from "The Golden Girls" was recently sold for over $4 million, and it's nothing like you'd think from the show. Here's what happened to the house.
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The Tragic Truth About The Devonian Mass Extinction
Everyone knows the extinction of the dinosaurs, but another extinction was just as devastating. This is the tragic truth about the Devonian mass extinction.
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Betty White's Most Iconic TV Moments
Betty White was a brilliant comedian, with a career that spanned seven decades. From game shows to talk shows to sitcoms, here are her most iconic TV moments.
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How Eminem Got His Iconic Stage Name
Marshall Mathers is one of the world's most famous hip-hop artists, but how did he get his stage name of "Eminem?" Here's the history behind the name.
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How Many Victims Did 'The Werewolf' Mikhail Popkov Really Have?
Notorious serial killer Mikhail Popkov, also known as "The Werewolf," was born March 7, 1964, in Siberia. In 1992, he began murdering numerous women in Russia.
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This Led Zeppelin Song Was Inspired By Joni Mitchell
One of hard rock's legendary bands found inspiration from an iconic singer songwriter. This Led Zeppelin song was inspired by Joni Mitchell.
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What Happened To The Iconic Angel Of The North From Antiques Roadshow?
"Antiques Roadshow" is a television show that follows appraisers as they traverse the U.K. and other countries, searching for treasure amid heaps of trash.
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Do The Cyclops Rocks From The Odyssey Really Exist?
One of the most well-known parts of "The Odyssey" is when Odysseus finds himself at what are called the Cyclops Rocks, or the Rocks of the Cyclops.
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The Strangely Ironic Words John Adams Said Before His Death
Rather than reflecting on his family or his own career, John Adams' final thoughts instead drifted to his friend and longtime rival Thomas Jefferson.
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What Happened To The Iconic Boston Red Stockings Archive From Antiques Roadshow?
What happened to the iconic Boston Red Stockings archive from "Antiques Roadshow" that was valued at $1 million? Let's find out!
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The Mythology Behind The Hydra Constellation Explained
The myth behind the Hydra constellation is a fascinating one that also includes an element of comedy, although it was likely an unintentional one.
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The Untold Truth Of Hypersonic Missiles
Hypersonic missiles are the latest must-have military gadget, but here's the truth and reality behind the hype.
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What People Ate While Rationing During WW2
During World War II, food rationing was implemented, and it had a drastic impact on citizens' lives. Here's what people ate while rationing during WW2.
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The Tragic Death Of Conservationist Guy Bradley
The death of game warden Guy Bradley in the Florida Everglades around the turn of the last century is truly a sad tale about a life cut far too short.
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Whatever Happened To The Iconic Barbara Hepworth Structure From Antiques Roadshow?
Part of the appeal of "Antiques Roadshow" is the "aha!" factor -- an object, ignored for years, turns out to be a treasure. It certainly happened in Cornwall.
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Dave Grohl's Inspiration Behind His Iconic Nirvana Drum Beats Revealed
With such aggressive playing, it would be reasonable to expect that Grohl took the drum part in the song from punk rock or maybe even heavy metal. But no.
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Joni Mitchell Hated Being Frank Zappa's Neighbor. Here's Why
Famed folk musician Joni Mitchell and the talented guitarist, songwriter, and avant-garde composer Frank Zappa both had homes in Laurel Canyon in the mid-1960s.
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What Really Happened To Veronica After She Wiped Jesus' Face?
There are many legends that surround the holy saints of the Catholic Church, but the story of St. Veronica is arguably one of the most incredible.
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The Tragic Death Of Geronimo's Wife And Children
If school children don't learn much about Indigenous people as a whole in U.S. schools, most are taught about the legendary Apache leader Geronimo.
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Here's How Toni Braxton Went Bankrupt Twice
Singer Toni Braxton, famous for such hits as "Un-Break My Heart," has experienced a lot of financial ups and downs throughout her career.
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Which Mythological Creature Are You Based On Your Zodiac Sign?
See which mythological creature your star sign is identified with, based on the Greek tales of the zodiac.
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The Weird Truth About The Ancient Unicorn Fly
Amber originates as tree resin in viscous form, which can trap small organisms inside and preserve them for millions of years.
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How Much Marilyn Monroe's Iconic Seven Year Itch White Dress Auctioned For
The year was 1954 when Marilyn Monroe stood on a subway grate in New York City wearing a gorgeous white halter dress that billowed in the breeze.
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