The Truth About David Gilmour And Roger Waters' Infamous Feud
David Gilmour and Roger Waters may hold rock's record for most enduring feud. Their bitter battle has now lasted longer than the time they spent together.
Read MoreDavid Gilmour and Roger Waters may hold rock's record for most enduring feud. Their bitter battle has now lasted longer than the time they spent together.
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Read MoreFor more than a decade, Soviet authorities couldn't find a terrifying, prolific serial killer. In the press, he was named "Killer X" and "The Rostov Ripper."
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Read MoreUntil September of 2019, if you enjoyed both playing bingo and drinking a nice frosty cold one in North Carolina? Doing both at the same time was illegal.
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Read MoreHades was the Greek god of the dead, and he ruled over the realm of the Underworld. Let's take a look at the mythology of Hades.
Read MoreFrom the Wolf's Lair, Hitler devised military strategies to help him invade European nations, as well as planned the construction of the infamous Death Camps.
Read MoreThe U.S. Penitentiary known as Alcatraz, the National Park Service reports, was a federal prison from 1934 to 1963 and held some of the most notorious criminals
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Read MoreA broker matched the country's top high school football team with an unknown that was outscored 227-42 last season — for a game that was aired on ESPN.
Read MoreBoston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale is having quite a month. On August 26, 2021, Sale became only the second pitcher on record with three immaculate innings.
Read MoreIn the early morning hours of June 5, 1968, Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) was making his way through the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel when he was fatally shot.
Read MoreHera, queen of the gods and wife of Zeus, had a temper and a marriage that was far from perfect. This is the mythology of Hera explained.
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Read MoreAward-winning actress Angela Lansbury's career spans more than 75 years and includes work on stage, TV, and films, since making a film debut in "Gaslight."
Read MoreIt was a heartbreaking moment for his fans around the world when news broke that reggae producer and dubstep innovator Lee "Scratch" Perry had died August 29.
Read MoreBrian May asked Freddie Mercury if he wanted to sing his solo song as a Queen track. Mercury refused, however, and told May that he had sung it beautifully.
Read MoreIn the Bible, women are often praised when they are obedient but they sometimes disappear after giving birth or getting married. Not Moses' wife, Zipporah.
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