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The Lottery (1996) Movie Review
The Lottery (1996) is a TV movie based on Shirley Jackson's chilling original story which warns against blind adherence. Full movie included.
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Kevin Bui: Teenager Destroys an Entire Family for an iPhone
In 2020, 16-year-old Kevin Bui and two friends, Gavin Seymour and Dillion Siebert, committed arson in an act of revenge, mistakenly targeting an innocent family. The fire resulted in five deaths. Investigations led to their capture via Google searches, resulting in severe prison sentences.
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Racquelle Dolores Anteolao: From Instagram Model to Prison Inmate
Racquelle Dolores Anteolao, a once-rising Instagram model/social media influencer, fell from grace as she transitioned from social media stardom to prison inmate.
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Ken Rex McElroy: A Tale of Vigilante Justice
Ken Rex McElroy, the notorious "bully" of Skidmore, Missouri, was killed in 1981 by multiple townspeople in broad daylight. Despite numerous witnesses, his murder remains unsolved.
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Exploring 10 of Sam Cooke's Greatest Hits
From gospel choir to soul sensation, Sam Cooke's journey was marked by family support and musical brilliance, shaping a timeless legacy in music history.
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10 Most Shocking Moments on "The Sopranos"
Exploring the ten most shocking moments on "The Sopranos." Dive into the twists that defined this iconic mafia saga, leaving audiences captivated and craving more.
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Pagpag: Turning Trash Into Food for the Poor in the Philippines
Pagpag is a Filipino term that means leftover food from restaurants, retrieved, cleaned, and recooked to be fed to the poor.
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Key Considerations for Homebuyers Over 50
If you are over 50 and considering buying a house there are crucial factors to consider, and I'm here to deliver key insights to help you make an informed decision.
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10 Movies About Unrequited Love
Explore the heartbreak of unrequited love in ten memorable films, including "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (2004), "Sense and Sensibility" (1995), and "Crazy, Stupid, Love" (2011).
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25 Memorable Supporting Actors From The 80s
Explore the 1980s cinematic landscape with these 25 memorable supporting actors, from Pat Morita's Mr. Miyagi to River Phoenix's poignant performances. A diverse showcase of talent that left an indelible mark on the era's film culture.
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Is Making a Living as an Avon Representative a Viable Option?
Many have wondered "Can I make a living as an Avon Representative?' Well, now is your change to take a look at what you need to know before you take the leap.
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The Art and Science of Acupressure
Ever Wonder What is Acupressure? Discover the Ancient Art and Modern Science of Acupressure and Uncover Health and Wellness Benefits through Traditional Healing Techniques and Evidence-Based Practices.
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Crusader Rabbit: The Classic Cartoon that Paved the Way
A Nostalgic Journey Through 'Crusader Rabbit,' the Trailblazing Animated Classic.
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How to Beat Hard Levels of Candy Crush
Master Candy Crush Challenges: Proven Tips & Strategies for Conquering the Toughest Levels - Your Path to Sweet Victory!
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What Ever Happened to Margot Kidder? (Lois Lane of Generation X)
Unveiling Margot Kidder's Enigmatic Journey: From Superman's Spirited Lois Lane to Real-Life Struggles and Advocacy. Exploring the Untold Chapters of a Hollywood Icon's Life, Legacy, and Impact on Mental Health Awareness.
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Understanding the Difference Between the Internet and the World Wide Web
Distinguishing Internet vs. World Wide Web: Definitions, Functions, and Key Variances Unveiled for Comprehensive Digital Understanding.
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What is the Internet?: An Introduction to the Basic Concept of the Internet and How It Works
Explore the concept of the Internet and its global network of connected devices. Learn about Internet origins, components, protocols, and how data travels through packet switching.
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Digital Literacy: Basic Skills Needed to Navigate and Use the Internet Effectively
Navigating the Web with Confidence: Mastering Essential Online Skills for Effective Internet Use and Digital Literacy.
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What Ever Happened to Stefanie Powers?
Tracking the journey of Stefanie Powers, best known for her marriage to William Holden and roles on "The Girl From U.N.C.L.E." and "Hart to Hart."
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The Pros and Cons of Van Life
Taking a Look at the Allure and Challenges of Van Dwelling
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Whatever Happened to Yvette Mimieux? (Classic Film Star)
Yvette Mimieux: From Silver Screen Classic Stardom to Advocacy and Philanthropy Beyond the Hollywood Limelight.
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What Ever Happened to Jennifer Salt? (70s Era Actress)
Jennifer Salt: Actress, screenwriter, and producer known for roles in "Sisters" (1972) and TV series like "Nip/Tuck."
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Revisiting the Psychological Thriller Film "Sisters" (1972)
A Fresh Exploration of Brian De Palma's Psychological Thriller "Sisters" (1972).
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Revisiting the TV Series "One Step Beyond"
A Retrospective Exploration of 'One Step Beyond,' the 1950s Era Supernatural TV Show Featuring Narrator, John Newland.
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How Hitler Came to Power, a.k.a. A Cautionary Tale for U.S. Voters
A Brief Look at Adolf Hitler's rise to power, for use as a cautionary tale for the voting public in the United States.
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Revisiting the Hits from "The Joshua Tree" by U2
An Exploration of U2's Timeless Triumph by Taking A Look Back at the Unforgettable Hits from 'The Joshua Tree' Album.
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Revisiting the Hits from "Thriller" by Michael Jackson
Revisiting the hit singles from the best selling album of all time, Michael Jackson's "Thriller," including "Billie Jean," "Thriller," "Beat It," "Wanna Be Startin' Something," "Human Nature" and more.
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Book Review: "The Mercies" by Kiran Millwood Hargrave: A Gripping Tale of Resilience and Rebellion (Spoilers!)
'The Mercies' is A Captivating Tale of the Strength of Sisterhood Amidst Adversity.
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The Dangers of the Prosperity Gospel
False Promises, Real Consequences: Unmasking the Dark Side of the Prosperity Gospel
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The 5 Benefits of Taking Social Security at 62
In this article, we will examine some of the benefits of taking Social Security at the age of 62.
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The Psychological Effects of Consuming True Crime
A deep dive into the human psyche through the consumption of true crime narratives—from empathy and fear to voyeurism and catharsis.
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Revisiting the Hits From "Purple Rain" by Prince and The Revolution
Revisiting the hit singles from Prince and The Revolution's classic 1984 album, "Purple Rain," including "When Doves Cry," "Let's Go Crazy," and the iconic title track.
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Thinking of Retiring Abroad? Before You Go, Let's Explore Common Reasons Why Expats Choose to Return Home
A Deep Dive Into Common Reasons Why Many Retirees Abroad Eventually Choose to Return Home. Exploring Critical Consideration for Aspiring Expats.
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Retiring to Affordable Merida, Mexico (Yucatán Peninsula)
Discover Retirement Bliss in Mérida, Mexico. Immerse Yourself in Rich Culture, Relaxed Living, Affordability, Proximity to Beaches, and a Vibrant Expat Community. Your Ideal Retirement Awaits!"
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10 Cities in Mexico That Are Perfect for Retirees
Discover your ideal retirement destination and explore 10 Mexican cities that offer culture, beauty, and lifestyle for retirees. Find your dream retirement spot today!
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10 Artistic Pursuits for Retirees
Embrace the Beauty of Retirement with Artistic Pursuits. From Painting & Pottery to Writing & Photography, Unleash Your Creative Soul in Your Golden Years and Discover the Artsy Side of Retirement!
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Revisiting the Hits From "Cooleyhighharmony" by Boyz II Men
Revisiting the R&B hits from the 1991 Boyz II Men classic,"Cooleyhighharmony."
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How to Find a New Job After 50
Embrace experience, adaptability, and networking to unlock fulfilling job opportunities. Learn how to use your age is an asset!"
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Remembering Irwin Allen's Classic Sci-Fi Series
Taking a look back at four of Irwin Allen's most memorable sci-fi series, including "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea," "Lost in Space," "The Time Tunnel," and "Land of the Giants."
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Top 5 Most Memorable Episodes of "Designing Women"
Learn about the five most iconic episodes of "Designing Women," including shows that addressed AIDS, domestic violence, abortion, and Julia Sugarbaker's famous "The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia" speech.
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10 Unforgettable Things to Do at Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
Explore the top 10 must-try activities at Carmel-By-The-Sea. From scenic beaches to vibrant art galleries, plan your perfect coastal getaway today!
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10 Popular Episodes of the Original Twilight Zone Series
Explore some of the most iconic and unforgettable episodes from the original 'Twilight Zone' series. Discover the top 10 fan-favorite episodes that captivated audiences.
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Bill Cosby's Three Eponymous TV Sitcoms
Did you know that Bill Cosby had three TV shows that were named after him?
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What Ever Happened to Pat & Gina Neely? (Down Home with the Neelys)
Down Home with the Neelys was a popular cooking show on the Food Network channel in the late 2000s, but what ever happened to Pat and Gina Neely?
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"Barefoot Contessa" with Ina Garten (TV Show)
A deep dive into "Barefoot Contessa," the oldest show on the Food Network's daytime schedule, and a brief bio of its charming host, Chef Ina Garten.
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"30 Minute Meals" with Rachel Ray (TV Show)
Remembering "30 Minute Meals" (2001–12) w/Rachel Ray
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How to Make an Extra $1,000 Per Month Or More Delivering Medical Supplies
Here are 7 medical delivery services that will allow you to make extra money every month or allow you to completely replace your soul crushing 9 to 5 job with a less stressful gig.
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What Ever Happened to Clark Brandon?
Catching up with 70s teen idol, Clark Brandon
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Whatever Happened to Robert Opel? (The 1974 Oscar Streaker)
Remember the guy who ran naked across the stage during the 56th Annual Academy Awards show? Learn what happened to him following his famous streaking episode.
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"80 For Brady" (2023): Inspired by a True Story
What do you get when you add classic film starts, Jane Fonda, Sally Field, Lily Tomlin and Rita Moreno into the mix of a true story? You get the film, "80 for Brady," and here's a brief look at what's to come.
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The Sims 4 is Now FREE to Play!
If you've ever been interested in playing The Sims 4 game, now is the perfect time because it is 100% Free to download and play.
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Gamers Over 50: Ignore the Stereotypes!
Are you a mature gamer who's tired of crazy attitudes about gaming being a young person's only hobby or an immature pastime? Well, me too and I'm here to set the record straight.
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10 Second Ninja X Review
10 Second Ninja X is a super challenging side scrolling puzzle platformer released in 2016.
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Is Ship of Fools Worth It?
Ship of Fools is a hugely entertaining game with engaging ship combat, quirky weapons and hard-fought challenges. The adorable graphics and fun sea shanties will keep players engaged throughout the gameplay.
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Is Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey Worth It?
If you think you can lead your clan through the beautiful but harsh landscape of a prehistoric African forest, filled with adventures and creatures, this might be an enjoyable way to spend some time.
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Top 10 Winona Ryder Films
Top 10 Winona Ryder Movies
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Whatever Happened to the Cast of "Girl, Interrupted" (1999)
An update on the cast of actors from "Girl, Interrupted" (1999).
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Is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Worth It?
Why The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a good game to play and who would enjoy the game most.
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Game Review: Old Man's Journey
Old Man's Journey is a beautifully designed, relaxing, cozy game that will allow you to escape into a world of adventure and emotion.
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Are Witches "In League" with the Devil?
Historically, the terms "witch" and "witchcraft" have had frightening connotations. Witchcraft is often erroneously associated with "Devil worship" and Satanism; Could this dark association be by design?
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Who Is Bobby Caldwell? (What You Won't Do for Love)
Blue-eyed soul singer Bobby Caldwell struck gold when he recorded classic R&B hit "What You Won't Do For Love" in 1978, but even though he hit Billboard's top 10 in three categories, many fans of the song still do not know much about the singer...
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What Ever Happened to Diahnne Abbott? (Robert De Niro's First Wife)
Beautiful Black actress Diahnne Abbott came onto the Hollywood scene in a small role in Martin Scorsese's classic thriller, "Taxi Driver" (1976), after which she married its star Robert De Niro. So where is she now?
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Revisiting "The Sims" (TS1) Original Game Expansion Packs
A brief overview of all "The Sims" (TS1) original game expansion packs.
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Revisiting "The Sims" (TS1) Original Game
A nostalgic look back at The Sims (TS1)—the original game that started our fascination with simulation games.
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Welcome to the World of Relaxing Video Games (Cozy Games)
Relaxing games are finding a new audience, and they are gaining in popularity. If the idea of a chill game seems interesting to you, stay tuned to be introduced to the world of cozy gaming.
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Whatever Happened to Mariann Aalda?
You may remember her from "The Edge of Night," "Designing Women" and "Sunset Beach," but where is Mariann Aalda today?
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Whatever Happened to the Cast of "227"?
Here's your chance to catch up with the cast of the iconic '80s TV series, "227."
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Whatever Happened to Helen Martin?
Helen Martin was a familiar face on '70s TV screens across the country. Find out what happened to the well-remembered comedic actress.
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Pros and Cons of Siegel Suites
The Siegel Suites extended-stay chain offers eviction-friendly, no-credit-check apartments. All utilities are included, and their rates are fair.
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Who is Amanda Gorman?
The world now knows Amanda Gorman as the beautiful young lady who stole the show at the inauguration of U.S. President Joe Biden, but do you know here history?
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70s Southern Rock Band: Atlanta Rhythm Section
Atlanta Rhythm Section is a 70s Southern Rock band that was formed in the Atlanta suburb of Doraville, Georgia. The band had a polished, melodic sound and they produced a string of smooth & memorable hits in the late 1970s.
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Pros and Cons of Budget Suites
If you're looking for a second chance apartment rental, offering weekly and monthly rates and no credit checks, the Budget Suites extended-stay chain might be an option for you, especially if you have an eviction or judgment against you.
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5 Memorable Episodes of The Cosby Show
Do you remember these popular episodes of The Cosby Show?
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5 Black TV Shows That Came and Went
Do you remember these 5 forgotten black TV shows of the '70s, '80s, and 2000s?
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What Ever Happened to Aunt Bee? (Frances Bavier)
Find out what happened to classic TV icon Frances Bavier, the actress who portrayed the beloved Aunt Bee on "The Andy Griffith Show."
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20 Things You Should Always Buy at a Dollar Store
Cut costs with this list of essentials you can buy for just one dollar.
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The City of Wuhan
Wuhan has been thrust into the spotlight because of the Coronavirus Pandemic; but exactly where is Wuhan and what is the city like?
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Gaming Habits of Older Gamers (Gamers Over 50)
Older gamers are playing more video games, but what are they playing and why?
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"Aether" Game Review
"Aether" is a beautiful browser game with an imaginative story. The game is free to play, and it has stood the test of time.
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"Afrika": A Relaxing, Non-Violent Video Game
"Afrika" is a PlayStation game that offers relaxed gameplay for mature gamers, older gamers, or anyone who enjoys non-violent games.
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Is There a Audience for Non-Violent Video Games?
If you enjoy non-violent video games, you might feel like you are in the minority...and, you would be correct. But, are there at least enough gamers out there to warrant an entire non-violent gaming community? Let's find out...
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What Ever Happened to Deniece Williams? (80s R&B Singer)
Deniece Williams had a string of hits in the late 70s through the 80s, including "Let's Hear It For The Boy," "Silly," and "It's Gonna Take a Miracle."She isn't as active as she was back in the day, so I'll research to uncover what ever happened to Deniece Williams.
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Whatever Happened to Susanna Kaysen? (The Subject and Author of "Girl, Interrupted")
Susanna Kaysen's memoir, "Girl, Interrupted", inspired the film by the same name starring Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie. More importantly, it helped to foster open dialogues about mental illness, but whatever happened to Kaysen after the events of her book?
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Top 5 Affordable Countries to Retire
If you haven't saved $1M for retirement, don't worry, because here is a list of the top five affordable countries to retire.
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Beautiful Celebrities Turning 50 in 2020
A list of beautiful female celebrities who will turn 50 in 2020 and defy a long-held standard of age and beauty.
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Beautiful Black Celebrities Turning 50 in 2020
"Black don't Crack" is the famous saying. Here's a list of black female celebrities turning 50 in 2020, you be the judge...
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Who Is Harvey Weinstein and How Was He Able to Get Away With Decades of Rape?
Harvey Weinstein was a powerful Hollywood producer. He is now a convicted rapist.
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How Have These 1970s Hollywood Hunks Fared in 2020?
The 1970s was full of Hollywood hunks. Let's see how well they've held up today.
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Whatever Happened to Erik Estrada?
Erik Estrada was a popular 1970s actor and sex symbol. Here's your chance to find out whatever happened to Erik Estrada.
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Nicolas Cage in the '80s
Actor Nicolas Cage is a member of Generation X who had parts in many '80s movies. Let's go back in the day to check out some Cage films from that era.
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The Barbra Streisand Song "By the Way": Lyrics and Review
"By the Way" is a beautiful song sung by Barbra Streisand from her album "Lazy Afternoon" (1975). Find out what the lyrics mean!
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Michelle Obama's Most Poignant Quotes (With Commentary)
Former First Lady Michelle Obama is many things—lawyer, author, activist, and politician, to name a few. Over the course of her many careers, she's spread some serious wisdom via her speeches and published works. I've collected here what I consider to be some of her most impactful quotes.
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Whatever Happened to Jean Smart? (Charlene Frazier From "Designing Women")
If you're wondering whatever happened to Jean Smart, the actress who played the iconic role of Charlene Frazier Stillfield on the 80s TV show "Designing Women," here's your chance to find out...
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Meryl Streep's Children
Who are Meryl Streep's kids, and what do they do?
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Meryl Streep's Love Life
A brief history of Meryl Streep's love life and relationships, from John Cazale to Don Gummer.
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Five 1980s Soap Opera Divas We Loved to Hate
If you watched soap operas in the 1980s, you will instantly recognize these five soap opera divas.
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Carole Anne-Marie Gist, the First Black Miss USA
Carole Gist is the first black woman to be crowned Miss USA, but whatever happened to her after her historic reign?
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The Life and Career of Kenya Moore
Kenya Moore is a beautiful black woman who came to fame as Miss USA in 1993. Since that time, she has been a model, actress, author, entrepreneur, and TV celebrity who's managed to stay relevant for nearly three decades.
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Communal Living as an Option for Low-Income Households
Living on a low-income budget is a constant struggle for most people. Communal living might be a realistic resolution if you're ready to give up the struggle.
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The Twin Oaks Community: An Opportunity for Peaceful Living
Twin Oaks Community is an off-grid intentional community in Virginia. Twin Oaks is looking to add new community members, and that just may be the opportunity of a lifetime for someone.
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Whatever Happened to the Cast of "Benson"?
The 1980s American TV sitcom "Benson" starred the late Robert Guillaume and James Noble. Let's catch up with the rest of the cast.
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Whatever Happened to the Discarded Cast of "The Facts of Life"?
What happened to the actors who didn't make the final cut for the iconic '80s TV sitcom "The Facts of Life"?
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What Ever Happened to Chip Fields?
Though she is the mother of Kim Fields ("The Facts of Life," "Living Single") and Alexis Fields ("Kenan & Kel," "Moesha," and "Sister, Sister"), Chip Fields is an American singer, actress, director, and producer in her own right. This is her story.
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Homeless Shelter vs. Van Life
If you are in a situation where you are about to become homeless, it might be a good idea to consider van life over a shelter - Don't have money for a van? Keep reading...
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What Ever Happened to Pam Grier, the Original Foxy Brown?
Pam Grier is the undisputed queen of the 1970s Blaxploitation films. Long hailed for her beauty and gutsy film roles, Grier is a Hollywood icon. In this article we'll look back at her success and reveal what comes next for the hard-working Black actress.
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The "Designing Women" Cast: Where Are They Now?
"Designing Women" fans should enjoy catching up with Delta Burke, Annie Potts, and Jean Smart, while paying tribute to the memories of Dixie Carter and Meshach Taylor.
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Bloveslife Rise to Success on YouTube
The Bloveslife Mukbang YouTube channel is a HIT with viewers of all ages, races and backgrounds! Learn more about the social media star and her family.
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Natural Beauty vs. Cosmetic Surgery: Good or Bad?
Although we tend to focus on times cosmetic surgery goes wrong, what about the times when it goes right, and beauty is enhanced? And, what does our fascination with over the top beauty say about our feelings toward natural beauty?
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10 Reasons Why You Should Learn to Code
Learning to code can truly change your life. If you're thinking about changing careers or getting started in a good career field, getting into software development is a good idea all the way around.
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The Current State of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch
Neverland Ranch is famous for being the home of Michael Jackson. Many people have wondered what has become of Neverland Ranch since the death of the iconic music legend, so we'll examine that question in this article.
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What Ever Happened to Phoebe Cates?
If you are a member of Generation X, you probably remember Phoebe Cates as one of the '80s teen queens. In this article, we'll catch up with Cates and see what she's been doing since her heyday in the 1980s.
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The Nursing Assistant Career Guide
If you're seeking a healthcare career that only requires short-term training and offers the satisfaction of truly helping the sick and the elderly, becoming a nursing assistant may be just what the doctor ordered.
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Relocation Guide to Low-Rent Toledo, Ohio
Toledo, Ohio, has consistently been named as one of the cities with the lowest rental rates in the U.S. If you’re seeking affordable housing, Toledo might be a good place to investigate.
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Top 20 Cities With Affordable Rent in the U.S. in 2017 - 2021 Update!
If you are working but living paycheck to paycheck, it might be hard to afford the high cost of rent. Check out this guide to the top five cities with the lowest rental costs in the U.S. as of 2017. It may be worth it to relocate.
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The Nasty Feud Between Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker
Sex and the City was king of TV from 1998 to 2004. Carrie Bradshaw & Samantha Jones were best buddies on the show, but in real life, apparently not so much...
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Terrible Things Celebrities Have Said on Live TV
An examination of some of the stupid things famous people have said on live TV, and wish they could have taken back.
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Catching Up with Nia Long
Nia Long is one of a handful of black actors most of us kinda grew up with throughout the late 1980s and 1990s.
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Whatever Happened to The Supporting Cast of The Jeffersons?
This is the final article in a series of articles dedicated to catching up with the cast of The Jeffersons.
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What Happened to Mike Evans and Berlinda Tolbert From "The Jeffersons"?
What happened to Lionel and Jenny from "The Jeffersons"? Many fans of the show would like to know where the actors are now, so here we go!
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Whatever Happened to Franklin Cover and Roxie Roker (Tom and Helen Willis) from The Jeffersons
Let's find out whatever happened to Roxie Roker and Franklin Cover (Tom and Helen Willis) the interracial couple on The Jeffersons.
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"The Jeffersons": What Happened to the Principal Cast?
If you're a lover of classic TV sitcoms, hang out with me while I fill you in about whatever happened to the cast of "The Jeffersons."
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The Jeffersons: A Look Back at the Iconic Classic TV Show
If you mention the names George and Weezie, George and Florence or Tom and Helen Willis to any member of Generation X, you will more than likely receive a warm smile of remembrance of an often-times hilarious TV sitcom from the 1980s.
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Lillian Randolph: A Prolific Black Actress of the Classic Film and TV Era
Lillian Randolph was an African American actress and blues singer who appeared in hundreds of performing arts projects. She was on radio shows and was prominent in classic film and TV roles like "It's a Wonderful Life," yet her contributions aren't as widely known as they should be.
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Amanda Randolph: The First Black TV Star
Amanda Randolph was the first African American woman to star in both her own TV show and host a variety show. While most of us know Hattie McDaniel, Lena Horne, and Dorothy Dandridge, not too many of us are familiar with Amanda Randolph.
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Lost in Space: Revisiting a Classic Sci-fi TV Series
The Original Lost in Space TV show was one of the best sci-fi series ever produced. A 2018 series remake is in production, so let's look back at the classic TV show while we prepare for the reboot.
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What Is a Mukbang? Step Into the World of Viral Gorging
Mukbangs have taken the internet by storm, and gorging YouTubers are raking in (and eating) the dough. Here's everything you need to know about this strangely popular genre.
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Michelle Von Emster: What Really Happened?
Was Michelle Von Emster the victim of a tragic accident in the ocean, or was it something more sinister? Her wounds implied a shark attack, but her cause of death remains perplexing, and a recent update from her family in 2022 could indicate that the mystery may never be solved.
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A Fond Farewell to The Georgia Dome
On Monday, November 20, 2017, the historic Georgia Dome was imploded, and forever wiped from the face of Downtown Atlanta. Let's take a look back at the iconic structure.
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The 100th Anniversary of The Silent March (a.k.a., The Silent Protest Parade)
On July 28, 1917, exactly 100 years ago, ten thousand people peacefully demonstrated against racial violence towards blacks. Here's a look back at the events and impact of The Silent March.
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Remembering Martin Landau (June 20, 1928 – July 15, 2017)
Martin Landau was an Oscar-winning actor whom many will remember from Mission Impossible, but those of us who are members of Generation X will most remember him from Space: 1999.
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George A. Romero: Father of the Modern Zombie Films
George Romero is the Father of the Modern Zombie Films, the director passed away on July 16, 2017, but his legacy will live on forever in the hearts of horror fans everywhere.
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Whatever Happened to the Cast of TV Show "Too Close for Comfort"?
"Too Close for Comfort" was an '80s TV show and vehicle for veteran actor Ted Knight. Here's what happened to the cast afterwards.
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Catching Up with 80s TV Icon: Phylicia Rashad
Phylicia Rashad played Clare Huxtable on The Cosby Show, the quintessential 80s TV show. Children of the 80s think of her fondly, so let's snoop around and see how she's doing today.
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Catching Up With '80s R&B Singer, Stephanie Mills
Stephanie Mills is an R&B singer with a powerful voice. She was a major force in the '80s R&B scene. Members of Generation X remember her well; so let’s catch up with the soulful diva.
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Black Women in STEM: Dr. Lilia Ann Abron
Lilia A. Abron is the first black woman in the U.S. and the third woman at the University of Iowa to receive a doctoral degree in the field of chemical engineering.
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YouTube Vlogger Spotlight: GabeBabeTV
GabeBabeTV is one of the hottest YouTube vlogging channels around. Get to know Gabe, Babe, Ceej, and their extended family and friends, in this interactive article.
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WildaBeast Adams: Founder of the ImmaBeast Dance Crew
The ImmaBeast Dance Crew is the hottest Hip-Hip dance company around. WildaBeast Adams is the founder, and in this article, you can learn all about this prolific dancer/choreographer/DJ.
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Ralph H. Baer: The Father of Video Game Consoles
Ralph H. Baer was a German-born, U.S.-bred inventor, game developer, and engineer. He is known as "The Father of Video Game Consoles" because of his early contributions to the gaming industry.
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Psychological Thriller: "Don't Look Now" (1973)
"Don't Look Now" is a psychological thriller/horror film where a couple's young daughter dies, they travel to Venice to try to recover, but strange sightings and odd paranormal events arise...
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The Disturbing Sodder Mystery - The Children Who Disappeared in a Cloud of Smoke (True Story)
On Christmas Eve in 1945, a house catches on fire. Five out of the nine children in the house completely vanished into thin air. Ten Years later, their mother receives a disturbing photograph...
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What Ever Happened to Kristy McNichol?
Catch up with '70s teen idol Kristy McNichol and see what she's up to today.
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Abuse of Power: David W. Lanier
The Stats Name: David W. Lanier Occupation: Judge Crime: Sexual Assault, Violation of Civil Rights Sentence: Prison, 25 Years Judge David W. Lanier had his hands on the pulse of the law in Dyersburg, Tennessee for decades. Unfortunately,...
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How Aldrich Ames Beat the Lie Detector Test
During the mid 80s through the mid 90s (the height of the Cold War), the Russians paid $4.6 million dollars to Aldrich Ames. Ames was a spy (CIA Agent) who later pleaded guilty to espionage, which involved selling secrets to the Russians. In...
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What Ever Happened to Bern Nadette Stanis? (Thelma From "Good Times")
Bern Nadette Stanis played good-girl Thelma Evans on the popular Black sitcom "Good Times." Find out what the actress is up to now.
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Whatever Happened to Jayne Kennedy?
She was a pioneering beauty queen, sportscaster, and model, appeared on "Laugh In" and "The NFL Today," and remains a devoted philanthropist. Find out what happened to beloved Black icon, Jayne Kennedy.
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Horror Hotel (1960) - Read an Outline & Watch the Entire Film Online, Right Here
Burn Witch, Burn Witch, Burn Witch, Burn! Is my favorite line from the 1960 Horror film, Horror Hotel. In some markets, the film is titled The City of the Dead. The film stars Christopher Lee and a bunch of other folks you’ve probably heard of...
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The Child Molester (1964) - A Controversial Public Service Announcement
The Child Molester (1964) was more like a public service announcement rather than a full-fledged film or documentary on the taboo subject. The Highway Safety Foundation (HSF) produced the film short, and it was received as a highly controversial...
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One Step Beyond: The Secret - Ghost Story or Mental Illness
What Happened to Sylvia Ackroyd? Actor and director, John Newland, opens this eerie episode of One Step Beyond with a question about the disturbing and perhaps paranormal circumstances under which British housewife, Sylvia Ackroyd disappeared. ...
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What is Quantitative Ability?
If you are currently seeking a job, you might have encountered a position that requires quantitative ability. If you are unfamiliar with the term, you might have wondered "What is quantitative analysis?" Quantitative Ability is basically the...
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Top 5 Most Annoying Reality TV Stars of All Time
A look at some reality TV stars who were very capable of grinding your nerves, like Tamar Braxton and Puck from "The Real World."
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Kim Zolciak - Call Her What You Want, But You Can’t Call Her Dumb
Fans of Bravo TV’s Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA) are well familiar with Kim Zolciak. She started off on RHOA dating a married man who is rumored to be one of the thousands of Atlanta's big tycoons. We all know that the whole "dating a...
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Who Was Florence Nightingale and What Did She Do?
Many people have heard of the name Florence Nightingale, and they know that she is a historic figure. However, there are not a lot of people who know exactly who she was, or how she left her mark on future generations. Most people who know her...
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When Animals Attack - Travis the Chimp
At one time, Travis the Chimp was the most famous Chimpanzee in America. He appeared in television commercials, daytime talk shows and even a television pilot. He was adopted by Sandra Herold when he was just three days young, and she and her...
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Tax Credit and Income-Based Apartments
Of all the low-income housing programs, tax credit apartments (or, income-based apartments) are the least hassle. There are no long waiting lists and no lengthy application rituals (like the ones associated with section 8 housing). Here's what you need to know.
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Elisabeth Mandala Murder: What Happened in Mexico?
Elisabeth Mandala was a pretty, popular 18-year-old senior at Kempner High School in Sugar Land, Texas and only weeks away from her high school graduation. Her taste for living life on the edge may have contributed to her murder in Mexico.
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Current Human Trafficking Issues in the United States
Human trafficking, also referred to as trafficking in persons, is the third largest and fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world. Disgusting, isn't it? Human trafficking is a modern day form of slavery that involves the deprivation of...
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Catching Up With the Cast of "Family" (1976 TV Show)
Remember "Family," the '70s Aaron Spelling series about the Lawrence family? Learn about the show and where the cast is today.
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Five Easily Recognizable Black Character Actors
A character actor is an actor who routinely portrays unusual or eccentric roles. They are often typecast, so many are recognizable as having a particular type of personality...
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Summer Lunch Program
The summer lunch or summer food program (same thing) was designed to fill the possible nutritional gaps in the diet of children who do not get school lunch because of the summer break. The theory is that because the child is part of a low income...
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General Assistance & General Relief Program Info (Single Adult Low Income Cash Assistance)
General Assistance (GA) is like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). However, unlike TANF, you do not have to be the parent or guardian of a minor child. GA it is short-term cash assistance for low income adults who do not have minor...
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Help with OUC Electricity Bill
Get Help Paying Your OUC Bill with OUC Project Care There are basically two companies that provide Orlando, and the Orlando Metropolitan area with power: Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC), and Progress Energy. Generally, OUC serves residents in...
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Public Domain Films - The Bat (1959) - watch the entire film online, here
"The Bat" (1959) is a classic horror film that stars legendary classic actors Vincent Price and Agnes Moorehead. The film is actually a remake of a Broadway play from the 1920's, and a previously released classic film of the same name, "The Bat"...
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Florida Utility Bill Assistance Programs - FPL Care to Share
If you need Florida utility bill assistance, and you reside within the Florida Power and Light (FPL) service area, you might be in luck. FPL provides utility bill payment asistance through its FPL Care to Share program. Under the FPL Care to...
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Food Stamps (SNAP) Application & Elgibility Info
In early 2009, the food stamp program was officially renamed the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or SNAP for short. Most people are already familiar with the food stamp program, but many people are suprised to learn that they qualify...
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Unexplained Mysteries: The Dyatlov Pass Incident (Death of Nine Russian Hikers)
The Dyatlov Pass is located in the Ural Mountains of Western Russia. On February 2, 1959, nine experienced ski hikers died under extremely strange and somewhat frightening circumstances.
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Persistent American History Myths
An overview of common misconceptions about historical figures and historic events in American history - that is to say, United States History. For some odd reason, it seems that history and myths often go hand and hand. It is a rather strange...
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Georgia On My Mind (Why I Love Atlanta)
This is partly a story about how I came to fall in love with the city of Atlanta, and the other part is sort of like a walking tour of the city. This is a journal entry that I first wrote nearly 15 years ago, so some things about the city have...
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How to Find Low-Cost Extended-Stay Hotels and Motels
Learn pros and cons of extended-stay hotels and motels, tips for making your stay comfortable, and more.
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How to Find Housing With an Eviction on Your Credit
Having an eviction or foreclosure on your credit can seriously impair your ability to rent another apartment or home. But don't give up.
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'70s TV - Catching up with the Cast of Happy Days
If you are a child of the 80s, there is no doubt you grew up with the cast of crazy characters from the TV show, “Happy Days.” Even if you did not grow up in the 70s or 80s, you still may have some idea of who “The Fonz” is. “Happy...
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Task Specific Focal Dystonia (Hand Cramps) - Dealing with Disability Discrimination
About four years ago, I found out I have a neurological condition called Task Specific Focal Dystonia (TSFD) - well, Task Specific Focal Dystonia of the Hand to be exact. The condition is very rare, and the signs and symptoms are invisible to...
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Beautiful Black Actresses Over Fifty (50)
It seems that every time one of those “Top 50 hottest Actress” list type of articles is produced, the writer forgets to make mention of more than one or two black actresses. And even then, the two black African Americans that are listed are...
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How to Know When You Are Dealing With a Psychopath & What to Do
An in-depth look at psychopaths that includes a list of characteristics and things to do if there is a psychopathic person in your life.
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How to Find a Texas Inmate (TDCJ Inmate Search)
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) houses all Texas inmates, and TDCJ operates the second largest jail/prison system in the United States. Because the TDCJ is so large, you might believe that a Texas inmate search is a difficult task....
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'80s Soap Opera Super Couples
If you are a child of the '80s, you probably remember the soap opera couples who ruled the airwaves. When a daytime TV couple gained massive popularity , they soon became known as a "super couple" or "supercouple." Super couples still exist...
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Ultimate Planet of the Apes Fan Page
The Planet of the Apes is a movie franchise that grew out of the original, 1968 film adaptation of Pierre Boulle's 1963 sci-fi, dystopian fantasy novel, La Planète des singes (Monkey Planet). The story of the original film, The Planet of the Apes...
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All About the Cancer Registrar Career (Tumor Registrar)
A Tumor Registrar is a health information professional who analyzes a cancer patient's chart, and abstracts specific information from the chart in order to aid in vital cancer research. Once the information is abstracted, the tumor registrar...