Tom Brady And Peyton Manning's Rivalry Explained
In 2000, Tom Brady was picked 199th overall in the NFL draft. And that night, he was squaring off against one of the game's elite quarterbacks, Peyton Manning.
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Tragic Details Found In Michelle McNamara's Autopsy Report
Michelle McNamara, a television writer as well as a true crime author, tragically died on April 16, 2016. Here are details found during her autopsy report.
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The Kansas City Mob's Rescue Of A 1930s Fashion Designer
In the 1930s, a kidnapped fashion designer was rescued by some unlikely heroes: the Kansas City Mob. Here's how they pulled off the rescue.
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Jim Brown Remained Close To The Man Who Pushed Him Out Of The NFL
Despite the fact that he was basically forced out of his career by his boss, Brown and Modell remained friends until the day Modell died.
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Elvis Presley's Hollywood Career Spans Over 30 Films
Elvis Presley's Hollywood career spans over 30 films, most of which he made over the course of eight years.
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What Are Specialized Police Units And How Do They Become Dangerous?
In January 2023, the killing of Tyre Nichols by members of Memphis's SCORPION unit shone a spotlight on the controversial history of specialized police units.
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The Tragic True Story Behind Jackson Frank's Song Marlene
Musicians will sometimes use personal tragedies as a muse to inspire their lyrics. Here's the tragic true story behind Jackson Frank's song Marlene.
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The Disturbing Ways Old Hollywood Actors Changed Their Appearances
Being a starlet in the Golden Age of Hollywood didn't necessarily mean that you had a natural beauty. Here are the disturbing ways stars changed their looks.
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The Harrowing Conspiracy Theory That Claims The Internet Is 'Dead'
The Dead Internet Theory is like everyone's worst fears and anxieties about the internet taken to the extreme. Here's what this conspiracy theory says.
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Stanley Kubrick's First Career Helped Him Develop The Skills To Go Into Directing
Stanley Kubrick's first career working as a magazine photographer helped him develop the skills that would later serve him well as a film director.
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Scientists Say Earth's Inner Core Might Be Reversing Its Rotation (So Should You Be Worried?)
It appears that now, the rotation of the core seems to be slowing down and even reversing.
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Where Is Laci Peterson's Family Today?
Laci Peterson was last seen by her sister Amy on December 23, 2002. She later turned up dead. So where is Laci's family today? Let's take a look.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Egyptian Ruler Al-Hakim
Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah, the sixth Fatimid caliph in Egypt. Known for his harsh laws, at only 36 years old, he mysteriously disappeared and was never found.
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Greek Mythology's Explanations For Nature
The ancient Greeks wove a rich tapestry of myths to explain the natural phenomenon happening around them. Here are Greek mythology's explanations for nature.
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The Chilling Ghost Story From The Set Of Three Men And A Baby
The chilling 'ghost' story from the set of "Three Men and a Baby" has been the stuff of rumors for decades.
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The Last Of Us' Evolving Fungi Isn't So Far Fetched
The TV adaptation of the hit video game "The Last Of Us" has taken viewers by storm, but it's also made us concerned about the real fungi on which it's based.
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The Disturbing Charges Against Philadelphia Eagles' Josh Sills Fully Explained
Just a few weeks before the Super Bowl is set to kick off in Arizona, Philadelphia Eagles player Josh Sills has been indicted on two criminal charges in Ohio.
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The Super Bowl Won't Be The First Clash Of The Kelce Brothers
Like many siblings, Jason and Travis Kelce were highly competitive with each other when they were little kids, as their mom explained — and it hasn't ended yet.
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How A Swedish Man Survived In His Car For Two Months In A 2011 Snowstorm
In 2011 a Swedish man survived in his car for two months during a snowstorm. Here's how he beat the odds and staved off the bitter cold.
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Diogenes: The Strange Story Of Plato's Rival
Diogenes is remembered as one of the most prominent practitioners of cynicism, but he's also notable for being an outsider among the ancient philosophers.
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What Are The 3 Marks Of Existence In Buddhism?
There are three marks of existence in Buddhism called dukkha, anatta, and anicca. Here's what those words mean.
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The Beatles Song Ozzy Osbourne Said Changed His Life
Ozzy Osbourne might not appear to have much in common with The Beatles, but one song by The Beatles changed his life. Here's which song it was.
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Baseball Legend Ty Cobb's Early Life Was Fraught With Violence
By the time Ty Cobb hit his teens, he'd found his life's calling, but his quarrelsome nature seemed to grow alongside his athletic skills.
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How Elvis Presley's Neighbors May Have Played An Unexpected Hand In The Legend's Career
What inspired Elvis Presley to want to be a singer in the first place? Several different factors, it seems, including perhaps his neighbors.
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Why Science Says People Admit To Crimes They Didn't Commit
Scientific research says people admit to crimes they didn't commit more often than you would think. Here's why.
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Why Smokey Robinson's Father Ran Away From Home At 12 Years Old
Smokey Robinson's father was born in 1896 and ran away from home at 12 years old to protect his family. Here's why.
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Why Some People Believe That Nostradamus' Predictions Were Plagiarized
Nostradamus is known as a famous future-teller, who predicted several important historical events. But were his predictions plagiarized?
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