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20 Famous Historical Figures Who Were Nobodies Until After They Died
Some of the greatest names in history barely registered with the public while they were alive. In this video we explore 20 remarkable individuals whose contributions went unrecognized during their ...
On November 21, Minneapolis and the world lost a music legend. Garry George “Jellybean” Johnson died two days after his 69th birthday. “He was just a precious, kind soul,” said Johnson’s daughter ...
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People Are Sharing The Things They Realized WAY Too Late In Life, And This Hits Pretty Close To Home
"You may be obsessed with trying to look like a supermodel but that’s pointless. In terms of your appearance you’re living ...
Thanksgiving and video games go together like—well, they don't, usually, but on occasion, they have! Our guide to one of ...
(CNN) — Alex Ovechkin is no stranger to making history. The NHL’s all-time leading scorer has been swimming in uncharted waters for a little under a year and on Wednesday, he finally found land – in ...
Thriving as an introvert isn’t about being louder. It’s designing your day so your quiet does the heavy lifting The first time I realized I could thrive as an introvert in an extrovert’s world, I was ...
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - On November 3, 1923, the Waco Cotton Palace set a one-day attendance record, with 117,208 people. Back then, Waco stylized itself as the cotton capital of the South, celebrating ...
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