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Antony Armstrong-Jones cheated on Princess Margaret with his best friend's wife.

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While dating Axl Rose, Stephanie Seymour starred in two Guns N' Roses music videos.

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During WWII, Maurice Chevalier was mistakenly branded a traitor for performing at a German camp.
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Errol Flynn filled his house with two-way mirrors and peepholes to spy on his female guests.

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Karen Carpenter had a three-octave range.
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Lizabeth Scott was nicknamed "The Threat" for the way she stole the spotlight.

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Mary II usurped the throne of England from her own father in the Glorious Revolution.
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Billie Holiday was arrested and kept under guard by the Federal Bureau of Narcotics while she was dying in the hospital.
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Selena's last words helped identify the woman who shot her.
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At the age of 50, Diane Keaton adopted two children.
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One of Gloria Vanderbilt's first intimate experiences was with a girl who reminded her of her nanny.
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Dennis Quaid plays in a band called The Sharks.
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While filming "Roar," Melanie Griffith was so violently mauled by a lion—she required facial reconstruction surgery.
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Christina Crawford released the infamous tell-all "Mommie Dearest," exposing Joan Crawford's disturbing parenting techniques.
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Empress Elizabeth Alexeievna wrote that she wanted to "follow" her husband after he passed—then succumbed to an illness mere months later.
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Einstein made his wife sign a contract dictating her house duties before they married.
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