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The Car Coordinator of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Managed to Locate the Exact 1959 Ford Driven by the Manson Family. However, a Replica Was Used Instead.

Aside from the theatre marquees, Hollywood landmarks, and throwback fashion, Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood features an absurd amount of cars, all of which are meant to capture the period feel of Los Angeles in 1969, according to the film’s picture car coordinator Steven Butcher. But did you know that the production […]

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Mel Gibson Originally Intended for The Passion of the Christ to Have No Subtitles Despite the Film Being Entirely in Latin.

The main action in The Passion of the Christ involves a man being beaten, mutilated, tortured, impaled, and finally executed. The film is difficult to watch, so much so that some critics have labeled it offensive, even sadistic, for fetishizing violence. But did you know that Mel Gibson did not want to add subtitles to

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Ticketmaster was Caught Recruiting Resellers to Scalp Their Own Tickets

Ticketmaster, owned by Live Nation, the world’s largest concert promoter, has told shareholders that it intends to expand into the resale market further. Do you know if Ticketmaster hires Scalpers? Ticketmaster was caught on camera recruiting resellers to sell their own tickets. How Did Ticketmaster Get Caught Scalping? The news outlets dispatched two undercover reporters

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Michael Jackson’s Thriller Album was the Best-Selling Album in the US for 2 Years Straight. It Sold 32 Million Copies Globally and was Certified Platinum 34 Times.

Making the ideal album is a true art form. Taking a collection of individual songs and compiling them into a finished body of work requires a certain skill level. When everything comes together, an otherwise ordinary collection of songs transforms into something extraordinary, capturing the hearts and minds of music fans for decades to come.

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The Disney Dollar is Currency Created by The Disney Company for Use Within Their Theme Parks and Hotels. While You Can Still Redeem Them Today, The Official Printing Ended in 2016.

Knowing how much people love collecting everything Disney-related, the Disney dollar was a fantastic opportunity to offer both a currency and an inexpensive way for guests to acquire a little piece of that enchantment. But what is the Disney Dollar exactly? The “Disney Dollar” is a currency the Walt Disney Company designed for usage in

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Garth Brooks was the Best-Selling Solo Artist in US History. He Only Lost His Spot to The Beatles.

Music Artists sold hundreds of millions of records and made their distinct contributions to the world of music. The music industry is constantly evolving. However, it consistently produces best-selling music artists who are truly unique and manage to captivate listeners all over the world, regardless of background, gender, or age. But do you know who

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David Copperfield Was Once Robbed at Gunpoint but Successfully Performed an Illusion to Convince the Robbers His Pockets were Empty Even Though They Weren’t.

David Copperfield rose to international fame as a magician by making things vanish, but no one could have predicted that it would save his life. But did you know he was able to escape a robbery with the help of his illusions? David Copperfield was once robbed at gunpoint, but he used an illusion to

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The Movie Jeepers Creepers was Based on an Episode of Unsolved Mystery

Victor Salva wrote and directed the 2001 horror film Jeepers Creepers. Gina Philips and Justin Long play Patricia Trish and Darry Jenner, two college siblings being chased by the Creeper, a diabolical serial killer played by Jonathan Breck. But what was Jeepers Creepers based on? There is a real-life inspiration for the adversary of the

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The Sci-Fi Channel Created a Fake Documentary of M. Night Shyamalan in 2004. He was Part of the Production and Eventually Admitted to it Being a Hoax.

M. Night Shyamalan is the creator of some of the most mind-bending supernatural films ever made. So it’s not surprising that he employs unconventional methods to promote his films. But did you know that M. Night Shyamalan and the Sci-Fi Channel made a fake documentary about his life? M Night Shyamalan and the Sci-Fi Channel

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Charles Schulz Resisted Adding a Black Character to Peanuts for Fear of Being Perceived as Patronizing. After Martin Luther King Jr.’s Death, He Changed His Mind and Created Franklin.

This would be on if there were a list of fictional beach meetings with significant cultural impacts. Charlie Brown and Franklin met on a beach in Charles M. Schulz’s famous Peanuts comic strip on July 31, 1968. But did you know that Charles Schulz initially did not want to include a black character in his

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