Wild (Animal) Tales of the Three Stooges Wrestling a Bear Live on Stage
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Henry Winkler Considers Adam Sandler Nothing Less Than an Auteur
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- By Jay L'Ecuyer, Andres Diplotti
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13 Mostly Diplomatic, Extremely Cathartic “F*** You”s From Historical Figures And Celebrities
Stephen Hawking turned down a knighthood as a form of protest.
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5 Big-Time Goofballs Who Really Wanted to Be Taken Seriously
Sorry, you’re the getting-hit-in-the-balls guy now
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12 People Who Deeply Regret Their Stints on Reality TV
These “get famous quick” schemes backfired immensely!
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13 Times The Police Used Google Maps To Crack The Case
Google Street View caught an Italian mobster who had been on the run for decades.
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The German Knight Who Coined the Phrase ‘Kiss My Ass’ Was the Iron Man of His Time
Equipped a bionic hand that was a 16th-century technological marvel, Götz von Berlichingen is said to have delivered the invitation to rim him to a general who invited him to surrender, and in Germany, his name alone is now interpreted as the same
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- By Mike Rampton
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15 Powerful Bits Of Trivia We’ve Been Asked To Destroy In The Fires Of Mount Doom From Whence They Were Forged
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Wild (Animal) Tales of the Three Stooges Wrestling a Bear Live on Stage
An excerpt from the new book ‘A Tour De Farce: The Complete History of the Three Stooges on the Road,’ a comedy encyclopedia that would soitenly make for a good Father’s Day gift
- Authors
- By Brian VanHooker
- Published
- Comments
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13 Celebrities’ Head-Scratching Overshares
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13 Mostly Diplomatic, Extremely Cathartic “F*** You”s From Historical Figures And Celebrities
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