The Truth About Malcolm X's Death
One of the most controversial civil rights activists ever, Malcolm X, was passionately vocal in his advocacy of Black rights.
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The Untold Truth Of Neil Young
Neil Young has been a world-renowned musician since the '60s, and he's still going. This is the untold truth of Neil Young.
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The Crazy True Story Of America's Stunt Girl Reporters
To help boost the eyebrow-lifting quotient in an era of yellow journalism, newspaper publishers often hired female reporters to go undercover.
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Why Ronda Rousey's Time Is Already Up
Ronda Rousey shot to fame in the UFC before disappearing as quickly as she'd shown up. Here's why Ronda Rousey's time is already up.
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Highly Controversial TV Moments
Throughout television history, there have always been those moments and characters that were extra controversial.
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Details You Didn't Know About Guns N' Roses Bassist Duff McKagan
Guns N' Roses, which included Axl Rose, Steven Adler, Izzy Stradlin, Slash, and Duff McKagan, peaked in the late '80s and early '90s.
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The Original Reason For The World Series Will Surprise You
The World Series restarted after 1900 when the American League was established; the AL won in 1903, proving a worthy rival to the established National League.
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The Untold Truth Of Jeffrey Dahmer
Jeffrey Dahmer remains one of the most notorious serial killers in U.S. history. What was never revealed until much later and how much has the world forgotten?.
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The Flowers On Prince Philip's Coffin Have A Secret Meaning
Although many viewers probably didn't give it much thought, a poignant moment seen during the service was the flowers on Prince Philip's coffin.
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This Is How Macho Man Randy Savage Got His Nickname
Promoter Ole Anderson told him he needed a nickname that reflected his wrestling style -- "savage." But where did the "Macho Man" portion of his name come from?
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Why The FBI Investigated Dungeons & Dragons Players
The FBI has investigated connections between Dungeons & Dragons players and domestic terrorism, drug trafficking, and infighting within groups of players.
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The Real Reason Prince Philip Apologized To Richard Nixon
A letter unearthed from the Nixon Presidential Library and Museum reveals Prince Philip agonized over a speech he made during a 1969 visit with President Nixon.
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This Is The Actual Net Worth Of Stone Cold Steve Austin
Stone Cold Steve Austin helped bring the WWE to the global stage. So how well did that pay off for him?
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Have Any Popes Ever Been Assassinated?
Though the position of the pope, i.e. head of the Catholic Church, comes with reverence and respect from most people, it also can attract jealousy and violence.
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How Nirvana Helped Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Find His Sound
Before Weezer had brought together all the musical elements to define their sound, frontman and songwriter Rivers Cuomo would listen to numerous other artists.
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The Truth About Queen Elizabeth's Lady-In-Waiting
When Prince Philip was laid to rest in St. George's Chapel on April 17, Queen Elizabeth was joined at the funeral by her personal assistant, a lady-in-waiting.
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The Truth About Prince Philip's Relationship With JFK Jr.
JFK Jr. had a couple meetings with Prince Philip as a young boy, and their meetings will break your heart.
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The Significance Of The Whistle Used During Prince Philip's Funeral
The whistle used at Prince Philip's funeral was a traditional observance honoring his service in the British Royal Navy.
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Here's Who Is Buried At St. George's With Prince Philip
Prince Philip was famous for his dislike of pomp, asking the Queen to "just stick me in the back of a Land Rover and drive me to Windsor." She granted his wish.
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Could A Solar Megastructure Unlock Human Immortality?
Dyson Spheres are exactly what imagineer, physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson envisioned them to be: sources of nigh-limitless energy.
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Why Victor Willis Has Sued Village People More Than Once
Victor Willis, performing with the Village People costumed variously as a police officer or a naval officer, suffered at the hands of the group's management.
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This Is How Much Andy Warhol Was Worth When He Died
Andy Warhol wasn't always the wealthy, eccentric artistic icon who created work in the 1970s and '80s that can now rake in more than $100 million per painting.
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What It Was Really Like To Watch The First Space Launches
The space race was as exciting for everyday people as it was for scientists. Here's What it was really like to watch the first space launches.
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The Time 60 Minutes Helped Send A Man To Prison
'60 Minutes' presents news that can change people's lives. One such story literally had an impact on someone's life, because it sent medical scammers to prison.
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The Truth About The Pope's Plane
When it comes to transporting the pope, the so-called "PopeMobile" is usually what comes to mind, but did you know that there's a papal plane, too? Sort of.
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What Was Helen McCrory's Net Worth When She Died?
The world lost a beloved and accomplished actress when Helen McCrory died on April 16, 2021. How much was the actress worth at the time of her death?
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The Time Ronald Reagan Was Almost Assassinated
Queen Victoria isn't the only high-profile target to have survived a brush with death. Presidents have survived assassination attempts, including Ronald Reagan.
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