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The '70s was a poignant period for the rise of hard rock and heavy metal music, and one of the most famous bands to come out of that era was KISS.
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Western Period Movies That Got History Totally Wrong
Who doesn't love a good western? Hollywood likes pitting the good guys against the bad guys, the bloodier the better, regardless of historical accuracy.
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The Untold Truth Of Andrew Lloyd Webber
Composer/producer Andrew Lloyd Webber has won more than 45 awards: seven Olivier Awards, seven Tonys, three Grammys, two Emmys, one Oscar, and one Golden Globe.
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Most people can agree on the fact that a bear is dangerous. And bear attacks are increasing worldwide. Here is a list of the most dangerous bears.
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Why The 1982 Genesis Reunion Was A Matter Of Life Or Death
Musician Peter Gabriel walked away from Genesis in 1975, but, only a few years later, a desperate situation inspired him to team up with his former bandmates.
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The Green River Killer: What Gary Ridgway's Childhood Was Really Like
For much of the 1980s, Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, murdered dozens of young girls and women in the Seattle and Tacoma area.
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Everything We Know About The 2021 Summer Olympics
The 2021 Summer Olympics, scheduled for July 23 - August 8 in Tokyo, Japan, were originally supposed to take place back in the summer of 2020.
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This Is Axl Rose's Biggest Regret
Guns N' Roses lead singer Axl Rose may seem like a man who lives with no regrets, however there is one moment in his life that he does wish he could change.
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Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo murdered and mutilated 21 boys, 14 girls, and 18 young women, making him one of the most savage serial killers in history.
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How Genesis Really Felt About I Can't Dance
The final hit for the Phil Collins incarnation of Genesis cracked the top 10 and was a radio hit — despite the fact that nearly everyone misunderstood it.
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The Reason The Cranberries Broke Up
When The Cranberries rose to fame in the '90s, they altered the understanding of what rock was supposed to sound like — but that also led to their breakup.
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The Most Dangerous Dinosaurs To Ever Exist
While dinosaurs weren't lizards but rather closer to birds, that makes them no less fearsome. The most dangerous dinosaurs to ever exist.
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What Happened To David Sancious From The E Street Band?
Bruce Springsteen and David Sancious were once part of a New Jersey band named Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom, which later became the E Street Band.
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Why Jimmy Page Hasn't Released New Music In Over 20 Years
Fans of Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page have been waiting for him to release new music for years. Since Zeppelin broke up, Page was able to get some projects going.
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The Tragic Death Of Luther Vandross
Luther Vandross' explosive comeback in the early 2000s was tragically cut short when he died in 2005 at just 54 years old — a shock to fans worldwide.
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The Real Reason The Mexican-American War Happened
The Mexican-American War resulted in the United States' acquisition of land as far west as California, but why, exactly, was it fought?
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What You Should Know About The Serbo-Bulgarian War
In war, "short" typically means there's less time for bloodshed, and fewer people are killed, but not always. Individual battles can have horrendous casualties.
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American Pickers Star Frank's Weight Loss Finally Explained
When Season 9 of "American Pickers" debuted, a lot of viewers were surprised — and even concerned — at co-star Frank Fritz's apparently significant weight loss.
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The Real Reason Richard Chase Was Known As The Vampire Killer
Richard Trenton Chase doesn't get talked about as often, but he definitely stood out from many of his contemporaries for his unusual M.O.
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What You Didn't Know About Jerry Garcia's Missing Appendage
If you didn't know that the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia was missing a pretty important body part, you'd never guess it from the way he performs.
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Here's How The French And Indian War Came To An End
Don't let the name fool you; it wasn't a case of the French fighting against Native Americans. The French and Indian War should be the French-British War.
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A Look At Joe Walsh And Ringo Starr's Relationship
Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh met in the mid-1970s during an all-night jam session in Los Angeles.
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The Most Dangerous Motorcycle Clubs In The World
Even though outlaw motorcycle gangs only make up 1% of all MCs in the U.S., according to the DOJ, there are more than 300 active outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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How David Copperfield Made The Statue Of Liberty Disappear
Aside from Harry Houdini himself, it's hard to think of someone who did more to popularize the art of magic than professional illusionist David Copperfield.
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The Moment In Mick Jagger's Career When He Went Too Far
When you spend so many decades doing one outrageous thing after the next, people are going to notice and judge.
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The Pink Lake Of Senegal That's Saltier Than The Dead Sea
Located east of Dakar on the Cap-Vert Peninsula in Senegal, Lake Retba is a lesser-known, super saline lake the shade of pink lemonade.
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This Is How Many Victims Killer Albert Fish Really Had
Albert Fish was one of the most depraved serial killers you may never have heard of. How many victims did The Grey Man have?
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