The FBI Files On The Monkees Explained
The Monkees found success as a fake-turned-real band during the 1960s. During the height of their popularity, the FBI also took an interest an in them.
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Eminem's Feud With Will Smith Explained
Eminem and Will Smith had an ongoing feud in the late 1990s starting after Eminem felt slighted by Smith at the VMAs -- but it may have been one-sided.
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The Breakfast At Tiffany's Scene Audrey Hepburn Fought To Have Changed
The acting business sometimes calls for performers to engage in activities that they don't necessarily cherish -- perhaps even hate. Even Audrey Hepburn.
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The Truth About Robert Plant's Relationship With Phil Collins
Robert Plant and Phil Collins were titans of the music industry, but they had a relationship you might not expect. Here's the truth about their relationship.
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Concerts That Devolved Into Chaos
All things considered, it's kind of amazing that concerts don't devolve into mayhem more often than they do. These are some concerts that devolved into chaos.
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The Untold Truth Of Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses
In 1988, Salman Rushdie published a novel that caused global outrage among Muslims and put a price on his head. Here is the untold truth of the Satanic Verses.
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Why The Scorpius Constellation Will Look A Lot Different In The Next 10,000 Years
The brightest star in the Scorpius constellation is Antares, a red supergiant, and as this star finishes its lifespan, it'll transform Scorpius along with it.
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What Is A Phantom Settlement And Do They Really Exist?
Cartographers add phantom settlements to maps for protection.
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The Largest Bodies Of Water On Earth Ranked By Size
Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by water. Here, we take a look at 13 of the largest bodies of rank — ranked from smallest to largest.
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The Time Vermont Was An Independent Country
Here is the story of how Vermont, the Green Mountain State, held its head high in the original rebellion against the United States.
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The Untold Truth Of Sonny Bono
Sonny Bono might be best known as the "other" half of the more famous duo of Sonny and Cher, but he had a pretty wild life in his own right.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Joy Division
Joy Division was active for a mere four years, never truly reaching the full scope of their potential. This is the tragic real-life story of Joy Division.
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Meet The Beer-Drinking Pony That Made Political History In The UK
Looking at the state of politics, it's hard not to think that human beings have made a mess and wonder if another species of animal could do a better job.
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Rock Star Interviews That Went Terribly Wrong
Rock stars might conjure up images of smashed guitars or flipped tables. But these interviews show they're just as capable of stirring up trouble with words.
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What It Really Means To Have Stigmata
Depending on how you define miracle, supernatural occurrences are either plentiful (if you know how to look for them) or extremely rare, even nonexistent.
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Inside Barry Williams' Hour-Long Crime Spree That Left Five People Dead
Throughout his life, Barry Williams was known as a relatively quiet man who, at the age of 34, was still living with his parents in West Bromwich, England.
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Elvis Presley's Split With Priscilla Presley Once Reached A Disturbing Climax
Elvis Presley's split with Priscilla Presley once reached a disturbing climax when Elvis nearly did the unthinkable.
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The Untold Truth Of Joyce Carol Oates
Prolific writer Joyce Carol Oates is both loved and hated by critics. Her work often explores themes of trauma, victimhood, and devastation.
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The Tragic 2019 Death Of Tammy Daybell
The tragic death of Tammy Daybell in 2019 involved her husband, his mistress, and the belief in zombies. Here's what happened surrounding Daybell's death.
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The Sad Truth About Frank Sinatra's Marriages
Frank Sinatra married four times, and each of his wives left indelible marks on the legendary singer's life and career. Read more about his relationships.
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This Is The Only Place In The Entire United States With A Royal Palace
The United States of America officially divorced itself from royalty in 1776, when the Declaration of Independence told King George III to take a hike.
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Stanley Kubrick Managed To Sneak A Cameo By His Wife Into A Clockwork Orange
Ah, the cameo -- that grace note in a film or TV show, often intended as a lighter moment, most famously by Alfred Hitchcock. Stanley Kubrick also indulged.
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Paul Simon's Friendship With George Harrison Explained
Paul Simon and George Harrison were both singer-songwriters whose songs are beloved by multiple generations. Here is their friendship explained.
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Meet The British Soldier Who Was Freed But Then Returned To A Prisoner Of War Camp
It would be hard to argue that warfare has ever been anything but cruel, costly, and painful. But there have been moments of honor amid the tragedy.
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What We Know About The Bodies Found In A Medieval Well In England
Back in 2004, construction workers in Norwich, England discovered 17 bodies at the bottom of an 800-year-old well. Here is what we know so far about them.
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Ottilie Lundgren: The Unexpected Victim Of An Anthrax Attack
Ottilie Lundgren was one of 22 victims of a 2001 anthrax attack -- but the way she was contaminated was completely unexpected. Here's the story.
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The True Story Of What Happened The First Time The U.S. Invaded Korea
Most recognize 1950 as the year the U.S. invaded Korea to begin the Korean War. Actually, U.S. forces forged an attack on the country nearly a century prior.
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