The Untold Truth Of Otis Redding
Otis Redding's career lasted less than a decade, ending in his death at 26-years-old. But his inluence lives on.
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How Much Is Randy Orton Worth?
Randy Orton comes from a long line of professional wrestlers. But he worked for every accolade and dollar he's earned. So just how much is Orton worth?
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This Is The Most Powerful Church In The World
Wealth often translates into power. If power is defined by wealth, there isn't even a close second to the most powerful religious organization in the world.
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The Stunning Net Worth Of Roman Reigns
WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns has only recently returned to the ring after a prolonged absence, including a match at Wrestlemania 37.
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The Real Reason Les McKeown Left The Bay City Rollers
Scottish pop singer Les McKeown was perhaps best known for his stint as the lead singer in the plaid-clad 1970s bubblegum boy band the Bay City Rollers.
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Brandi Passante's Storage Wars Exit Explained
Brandi Passante joined the cast of Storage Wars after being approached by the show's producers at her and Jarrod Schulz's consignment shop.
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What You Didn't Know About The Grim Sleeper
Few serial killers' tales match that of Lonnie David Franklin Jr. Branded the Grim Sleeper, Franklin was responsible for the deaths of at least 10 people.
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The Truth About LeVar Burton's Stint On Jeopardy!
Jeopardy! has been without a permanent host since former host Alex Trebek died, and it appears LeVar Burton may be in the running to replace him.
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Details You Never Knew About Rowdy Roddy Piper
Roddy Piper lived a wild life, that's for sure, so there are probably some details about him that you never knew before now.
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The Comment That Destroyed Michelle Shocked's Career
During a 2013 show in San Francisco, Michelle Shocked made a comment at the start of her second set that did not go over well with fans.
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The Real Reason France Sold The Louisiana Territory To The United States
In 1803, Napoleon sold the Louisiana Territory to the U.S., but why? Here's the real reason France sold the Louisiana territory to the United States.
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How Paul McCartney Really Felt About The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Paul McCartney seems to have great respect for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, so why did he choose to skip a very meaningful induction ceremony?
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The Untold Truth Of Robert Chambers, The Preppy Killer
Robert Emmet Chambers Jr. was the prime suspect in the death of 18-year-old Jennifer Levin. Here's the untold truth of Robert Chambers, aka the Preppy Killer.
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The Untold Truth Of Lou Reed
Lou Reed's creative life was one of the towering musical accomplishments of the century, yet a decade after his death he remains a mysterious, mythic figure.
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What Was Les McKeown's Net Worth When He Died?
The rock and roll world was shocked on Thursday when the family of Bay City Rollers' lead singer Les McKeown announced on Twitter that he had died unexpectedly.
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Leif Garrett Has Much Less Money Than You May Have Thought
In the '70s, few stars captured as many teen hearts as Leif Garrett - but as quickly as his fame came, it seemed to disappear. Has he held on to his fortune?
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The Truth About 'Downton Abbey,' Highclere Castle
With the announcement that a second 'Downtown Abbey' film has begun production, Highclere Castle, where "Downton" is filmed, is once again in the spotlight.
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The Untold Truth Of James Brown
Known as the Godfather of Soul, The Hardest Working Man in Show Business, and Mr. Dynamite, among other names, James Brown was a soul and funk icon.
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Saturation Diving: The World's Most Isolated And Lethal Job
Considering a career change? Saturation diving can earn you up to $1,400 a day. The catch? It's one of the most-risky professions in the world.
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The Truth About Mel Brooks' Time In World War II
Like tens of thousands of other men of his generation, Mel Brooks found a ticket out of his situation via serving in the military during World War II.
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How Curb Your Enthusiasm Helped Save A Wrongfully Accused Killer From Prison
HBO comedy hit Curb Your Enthusiasm, created by Larry David, once saved a wrongfully accused killer from being sent to prison.
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The Mystery Of The CIA Sculpture Explained
The CIA's "Kryptos" sculpture has intrigued professional cryptologists and everyday puzzle-lovers since its installation, yet its meaning is yet to be cracked.
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A Look Into The Disappearance Of Xavier Dupont De Ligonnes
One murder case that desperately needs more light shed upon it is that of the Dupont de Ligonnés killings. This terrible crime was uncovered in April 2011.
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The Truth About Prince Philip's Last Portrait
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on April 9, 2021, sat for a last portrait in 2017 before retiring from public service. He spent an hour posing.
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How The Cars Got Their Name
The Cars were at the forefront of the New Wave movement and remembered for a string of hits in the '80s. So how come the iconic band's name was so plain?
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A Look At The Disappearance Of Gangster Rocco Perri
Italian-born Rocco Perri, also known as "Canada's Al Capone," exemplifies the widespread nature of mafias throughout the world.
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What It Was Really Like Being In The Wars Of The Roses
The Wars of the Roses were a three-decades-long fight between branches of one family (Yorks, Lancasters, and Tudors) over who should sit on England's throne.
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