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Via Margutta, The Most Romantic Street In The World
In 1953, the film "Roman Holiday" catapulted Rome and one of its most beautiful streets to new levels of fame. See why.
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Jennifer Pan And Her Deadly Revenge Against Her 'Tiger Parents'
Jennifer Pan's murder-for-hire plot ended with her mother dead and her father severely injured by a gunshot wound to his head.
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Mount Everest, From Its True Height To The Bodies Littering Its Slopes
Explore the true beauty and horror of this famous mountain.
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How Vasily Blokhin Became History's Most Prolific Executioner
He had a specially-made leather apron, gloves, and cap that he wore for executions to keep the blood off his uniform.
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How Edward Bernays Became The 'Father Of Public Relations'
He was so adept at molding minds and shaping public discourse that he literally wrote the book on propaganda.
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Inside Iceland's Most Bizarre House Of Worship
Jutting hundreds of feet into the sky, the Hallgrímskirkja church is weird, rugged and totally Iceland.
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17 Surprising Items About The Frankenstein Author
Tragedy would inform much of Shelley's work.
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King of Belgium Sends 'Regrets' To Congo For Atrocities But No Apology
This letter marks the first time a member of the Belgian royal family has acknowledged Belgium's colonial atrocities.
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Broken Seal Of 14th-Century Pope Found In Poland
Historians believe the seal could have belonged to one of four different popes who reigned between 1303 and 1352: Benedict XI, Clement V, Benedict XII, or...
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The 10 Most Surreal Places In The World
From captivating forests to dramatic cliffs to ice caves, we look at the world’s most surreal places you'll be adding to your bucket list.
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