Is Pennsylvania's Strange Bathtub Law Actually Real?
Many states in the U.S. have old laws on the books that seem odd today, including Pennsylvania's strange bathtub law. But is it actually real?
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What The Original Band Members Of Foreigner Are Doing Today
British-American rock band Foreigner formed in 1976 and has sold over 80 million records across the world. Here's what its original members are up to.
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'90s Stars Who Are Unrecognizable Now
These celebrities were familiar faces on screens and magazine covers in the '90s, but they've undergone remarkable transformations since then.
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The Real Reason Amish Women Don't Cut Their Hair
Did you know that Amish women don't cut their hair? You might have noticed and not even realized it. Here's the reason why - and how it all started.
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The Beatles Actually Had More Than 4 Members In The Band
The Beatles still hold the title of the biggest band of all time, but the group has actually had more than just the four fmaous members. Here's who they were.
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Strict Rules Green Berets Have To Follow
The U.S. Army's Green Berets are renowned for their fighting abilities, and yet these Special Forces still have a number of strict rules they have to follow.
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Everything You Should Know About Donald Trump's Department Of Government Efficiency
After winning the 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump announced his new Department of Government Efficiency. So what exactly is it? Here's what we know.
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What Happened To Adam And Eve After The Garden Of Eden?
The story of Adam and Eve - the first man and women in Abrahamic religions - in the Garden of Eden is well-known, but what happened to them after?
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Things That Don't Make Sense About World War II's Battle Of Los Angeles
World War II's Battle of Los Angeles happened on February 25, 1942, but it wasn't much of a battle at all. Here's what doesn't make sense about it.
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The Most Controversial Ink Master Moments Ever
Love it or hate it, Ink Master has its share of fans, haters, and controversies that are more than just a horrible tattoo.
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Stars Who Couldn't Stand The Grateful Dead
As beloved as the Grateful Dead may be to their fans, there are a few celebs who've been outspoken in their distaste for Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, and co.
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5 Strange Wild West Stories That Sound Fake But Are Actually Real
The Wild West was indeed a wild time. But though many stories become fictionalized over the years, some strange stories that sound fake are actually true.
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False Facts About Your Body You Always Thought Were True
We dug up some of the most pervasive medical myths about your body that you need to know about.
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Strict Rules Women Had To Follow During World War II
Societies were globally upended during the horrors of World War II. Women were central to that conflict's changes, and were forced to follow some strict rules.
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The Deadliest Female Assassins Of World War II
World War II was largely fought by men, but women were also involved in clandestine efforts to fight Nazi rule. These were the deadliest female assassins.
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The Controversial Detail About The 2024 Election That Actually Makes Perfect Sense
The controversial detail about the 2024 election that may have cost Kamala Harris the presidency actually makes perfect sense. Here are the details.
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The Tragic Downfall Of Ex-NBA Star Delonte West
Delonte West is known as a classic example of a former NBA star who struggles with his mental health and addiction. Here's the story of his tragic downfall.
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The Strange Request Star Trek's Creator Had In His Last Will
Gene Roddenberry had a long fascination with space, aka, the final frontier, so the "Star Trek" creator's strange request in his last will seems fitting.
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The Transformation Of Kaley Cuoco Explained
Here's how Kaley Cuoco of "The Big Bang Theory" went from child star to one of TV's highest-paid actresses to successful producer and animal activist.
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The Interview Blunders That Nearly Ruined Megan Fox's Career
Megan Fox rose to stardom in 2007, when she starred in the first "Transformers" movie. But a few interview blunders nearly ruined her career.
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Rules King Tut's Subjects Had To Follow
Egypt lived under pharaoh rule for 3,000 years. During King Tut's reign, he restored tradition to the empire. These are the rules his subjects had to follow.
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The Surprising Reason Scientists Think Humpback Whales May Be Altruistic
Killer whales have long viewed humpback whale calves as part of a balanced diet. In turn, humpback whales seem to be OK with considering orcas as their nemeses.
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How Donald Trump Made Presidential History With New York And Florida
With his 2024 win, New Yorker turned Florida man Donald Trump made presidential history with New York and Florida. Here's a look at the historical firsts.
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Weird Things Everyone Ignores About Bear Grylls
Bear Grylls rose to fame as the star of Discovery Channel's "Man vs. Wild." But there are some weird things about the survivalist that everyone ignores.
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'80s Stars Who Are Currently In Prison
The people on this list attained a measure of fame in the '80s, but their actions since them have landed them behind bars -- in many cases, for life.
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The Biggest Theories For What Happened To The Holy Grail
The Holy Grail is believed to be the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper. Here are the biggest theories for what happened to it - and if it even exists.
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Here's Why So Many People Hate Coldplay
Coldplay, like U2 and Nickelback, gets a lot of hate. So why is it that so many people can't stand the wildly popular British group? Here's what we found.
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