Andy Reid: 8 Essential Facts About The Kansas City Chiefs' Coach
Andy Reid came into the NFL with a splash. He was an unheard-of nobody until getting a shot to coach the Philadelphia Eagles right before the millennium.
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Details You Should Know About Patrick Mahomes And His Father's Relationship
Patrick Mahomes II is playing his fourth season as quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, but his entire life has revolved around sports, as has his father's.
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The Untold Truth Of I Love Lucy
I Love Lucy was an instant hit all over the United States when it premiered in 1951. But behind the scenes, all was not as happy as it appeared on screen.
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Cynthia Ann Parker Didn't Want To Be 'Rescued' From The Comanche
One ultimately tragic, story of a captive on the American Frontier was that of Cynthia Ann Parker, a white Texan woman who spent years with the Comanche.
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This Is Why The Actors In The Dr Pepper & Cream Soda Commercial Look Familiar
Lots of people have laughed their way through the outrageous commercial for Dr. Pepper & Cream Soda and then wondered, "Wait, where do I know those guys from?"
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Robinhood: The Messed Up Truth About The Brokerage App
Launched in 2013, the commission-free stock trading app Robinhood has billed itself as the everyman's way to take part in the stock market.
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Travis Kelce Is Worth A Lot More Money Than You Think
One might assume that a football player who has broken multiple team and NFL records would be well paid, and in the case of Travis Kelce, that is quite true.
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What Was It Really Like Pioneering The Oregon Trail?
Between 1840 and 1860, up to 400,000 people traveled the over 2,000-mile path of the Oregon Trail, encountering sickness, death, exhaustion and other hardships.
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The Meaning Behind Jimi Hendrix's 'Voodoo Chile'
Jimi Hendrix's raucous, electrified blues romp 'Voodoo Child" has been recorded by over 65 artists, including Stevie Ray Vaughn, Earth Wind & Fire, and more.
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What Has Topper Headon Been Doing Since The Clash?
Topper Headon was a major part of The Clash's relentless sound, and this is what he has been up to since the band's breakup.
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Great Smog Of London: The Tragedy That Killed Thousands
In 1952, the Great Smog of London descended upon the city, and the pollution lingered for days. Thousands were killed in the tragic event.
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The Fence That Tamed The West
The American Old West was an unruly place. People from all over the world moved into unsettled parts of the country, building homes and establishing towns.
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Harold Shipman: The Doctor Who Killed Over 200 People
British doctor Harold Shipman may have killed over 200 patients during his time as a general practitioner using morphine and forged death certificates.
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Here's Why The Black Prince's Ruby Is Believed To Be Cursed
Even if you're familiar with England's crown jewels, you might be surprised to hear that a few are rumored to be cursed. For instance, the Black Prince's Ruby.
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The Truth About Life In Old West Railroad Towns
Many men and women were lured west for the chances of a better life, and numerous Old West railroad towns began popping up as a result.
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How Much Money Does The Winning Super Bowl Team Make?
Super Bowl winners typically receive some handsome monetary rewards for their accomplishments, and that's a tradition that continues even today.
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Presidents That Had Cats In The White House
Dogs may get the most attention among presidential pets, but cats have also placed prominently in the hearts of those who occupy the White House.
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How Much Former Buccaneers Head Coach Jon Gruden Is Really Worth
Jon Gruden's first head coaching job in the NFL was with the Oakland Raiders, and he then moved on to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Why You Recognize The Song In Apple's Behind The Mac Commercial
Apple's "Greatness" ads, which debuted in 2018, shine a light on visionaries doing extraordinary and inspirational things behind their Mac computers.
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Strange Things That Happened At Chateau Marmont
Originally built in the 1920s as an apartment building, Chateau Marmont became a place for celebrities to get away from prying eyes.
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What Really Happens At A Human-Composting Funeral Home
Composting an entire person isn't as simple as adding some nutritional value to your veranda garden. But admittedly, it does offer a much-needed alternative.
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Reddit's Shake-Up Of The Stock Market Explained
It boils down to a group of independent investors on Reddit deciding to rescue video game retailer GameStop by buying its stock.
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This Is Why Tony Romo Retired From The NFL
Despite clamor from his teammates and sports analysts, NFL quarterback Tony Romo decided to walk away from the Dallas Cowboys in 2017.
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What It Was Like To Be A Worker On The Transcontinental Railroad
Who built the Transcontinental Railroad? The story of what it was like to be a worker on the Transcontinental Railroad is both dramatic and historic.
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St Anthony's Fire: The Tragic Illness That Plagued History
Throughout history are instances of an illness that brought mass hallucinations. It was widely known as St. Anthony's Fire, and it had a very earthly origin.
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The Miles Davis Album Cover You Didn't Realize Cicely Tyson Was On
While you may be familiar with Cicely Tyson's acting creds, you may not know about her marriage to Miles Davis — and the album cover she appeared on?
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Here's How Much Cicely Tyson Was Worth When She Died
Cicely Tyson amassed an impressive resume with an acting career spanning eight decades. Here's how much money the legend was really worth.
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