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When the writers of The Office needed a gay character, they quickly chose Oscar Nunez simply because he wore a pink shirt to the meeting.

One of the early accessories you could get with your Barbie doll was a bathroom scale, which read her weight as permanently set at 110lbs (45kg).

Flo-Jo broke records on the track, but despite her impressive wins, people often doubted whether she really earned her medals or not.

ABBA swept the world with their iconic pop tunes, but behind the feel-good music, they overcame many twists and turns on their journey to superstardom.

What does "Back in the day" mean to you? If you're older than 30, you likely have a very different recollection of your childhood than those born after the 2000s. Remember not having to waste 5 minutes choosing from options on customer service lines? Appliances that lasted forever? Then you'll probably find many other things that were better back in the day on our list.

"Anna Delvey" seemed like she lived a fairy tale life—but behind closed doors, Anna Sorokin's desperate existence was more like a horror story.

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-reigning monarch of the UK, clocking 70 years as ruler. So since he was four years old, King Charles III has been preparing for his turn to rule—and his turn means some significant changes for the royals.

In the early 90s, Guns N Roses’ lead vocalist, Axl Rose used Past Life Regression Therapy to uncover childhood memories. And while he was on a quest for answers—nothing would prepare him for the disturbing things he was about to learn.

Roger Daltrey was the frontman of The Who—but behind the scenes, his relationship with the band members wasn't always smooth sailing.

America grew up with Bob Barker, watching him host The Price Is Right. But Barker may not be as squeaky clean as his beloved television persona suggests.

Matt Damon thought a partnership with a cryptocurrency company would be good for one of his charities, but it only landed him in a world of trouble.

Thanks to “The Dropout,” everyone knows Elizabeth Holmes—but there’s one crucial detail that all the shows and podcasts left out.