The Messed Up Truth About Ted Bundy's Fangirls
Ted Bundy confessed to killing more than 30 women, yet some women still think he's swoonworthy. The messed up truth about Ted Bundy's fangirls.
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How Much Was Robert Durst Worth When He Died?
Convicted killer Robert Durst's lifelong sentence came to an end on January 10. The multimillionaire has died, leaving behind a hefty legacy of funds.
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Who Is The Song Hey There Delilah By The Plain White T's Really About?
The Plain White T's hit song, "Hey There Delilah," is actually about a girl named Delilah DiCrescenzo. She inspired the song after meeting the lead singer.
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Even with the financial and logistical barriers of attending any Super Bowl, a group of three men has attended every Super Bowl, despite overwhelming hardships.
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George Mallory attempted to climb Everest in 1921, but perished along with his camera. The camera, which may contain visual proof, was never found.
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The bossa nova song "The Girl from Ipanema" is probably the most well-known song from that genre. Here is who the song is really about?
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How Many Times Has The US Hosted The Winter Olympics?
The U.S. has hosted the Winter Olympics several times throughout the history of the Games. Here's how many times the U.S. has hosted the Winter Olympics.
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Weirdest Laws In Pennsylvania
From catching fish in your mouth to walking backward with a bowl of peanuts, some Pennsylvania laws come across as dated, peculiar, and just plain weird.
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Tragic Details Found In Marvin Gaye's Death Certificate
Marvin Gaye was famously murdered by his own father. Here are tragic details found in Marvin Gaye's death certificate.
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The Most Powerful And Fantastical Fictional Weapons In History
Any ambitious megalomaniac needs the right tools to conquer the universe -- tools such as the most powerful and fantastical fictional weapons in history.
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George Harrison is internationally famous as one of The Beatles, but how far did he get in school? He actually lost interest in school at the age of 16.
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They Mysterious Death Of Aileen Conway Explained
Shortly after a burning car was found near Lawton, Oklahoma, the body of a female driver was removed from the wreckage and identified as Aileen Conway.
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Legendary rap artist Big Daddy Kane is often referenced as one of the pioneers of hip-hop music. Many other rappers even credit him as their influence.
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How Queen Elizabeth Really Felt About Princess Margaret's Husband
Princess Margaret's marriage to Antony Armstrong-Jones was controversial in the British Royal Family. Here's how Queen Elizabeth II really felt.
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The Real Reason You're Forbidden To Go To Parts Of The Cyprus Buffer Zone
Since 1974 parts of Cyprus have been closed to the public. Here is the real reason you're forbidden to go to parts of the Cyprus Buffer Zone.
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Who Is The Song Donna By Ritchie Valens Really About?
Ritchie Valens' second single, "Donna," became his "breakthrough" hit. With the song's popularity, he quit school and focused on his burgeoning music career.
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The Truth About Nancy Sinatra's Relationship With Elvis
There were many rumors about the relationship between Elvis Presley and Nancy Sinatra, but was there any actual infidelity? Here's the truth.
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Who Inspired The Def Leppard Song Photograph?
While Def Leppard did have someone who looked like Marilyn Monroe in the "Photograph" video, there is another part of the story of who is behind the song.
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Who Is U2's Sweetest Thing Really About?
U2 frontman Bono is known for his spiritual lyrics, emotionally vulnerable singing style, and ability to weave socio-political themes into just about any song.
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The Tragic Death Of Aretha Franklin Explained
The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, died in 2018. Here is the her tragic death of Aretha Franklin explained.
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Weirdest Laws In Alabama
Before you head to Alabama for that college football game or eat some amazing southern cuisine, let's check out some things you can and can't do while there.
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The Real Reason You're Forbidden To Go Into The Lascaux Cave
Visitors are forbidden from entering Lascaux Cave, due to the historically-significant cave paintings inside that date back tens of thousands of years.
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Who Really Inspired Tom Waits' Jersey Girl
Tom Wait's doesn't write your typical love song, but he does write from the heart. Here is who really inspired Tom Wait's song "Jersey Girl."
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Why The Military Had To Intervene In The 1964 Winter Olympics
At the 1964 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria, the Austrian Army was called in to supply massive amounts of snow to make the tracks safe for athletes.
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When The Who first exploded onto the British music scene in the mid-1960s, it was like someone had unleashed a ravenous bull.
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The Mysterious Death Of Debbie Wolfe Explained
In late 1985, local nurse Debbie Wolfe went missing. Later, her body was found and authorities ruled her death accidental, but her family thinks otherwise.
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Who Is The Bob Dylan Song It Ain't Me Babe Really About?
Bob Dylan is one of the most celebrated musical entities of all time. While the lyrics aren't exactly obscure, the origins of the song "It Ain't Me" are.
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