TIL that Wes Craven placed a torn poster of Jaws in the background of The Hills Have Eyes to communicate to the audience that he believed his movie was much scarier. Later, Sam Raimi places a torn poster of The Hills Have Eyes in The Evil Dead to communicate the same message towards Craven
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Bloody Disgusting!
The Long History of Wes Craven and Sam Raimi's Communication Through Film - Bloody Disgusting
All these years later, the fun continues in "Ash vs. Evil Dead." It all started back in 1977. In The Hills Have Eyes, a torn Jaws poster was seen in the Ca
TIL that Louis Armstrong was a heavy marijuana smoker for much of his life and spent 9 days in jail in 1930 after being arrested for drug possession outside a club. He described marijuana as "a thousand times better than whiskey".
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Louis Armstrong - Wikipedia
American jazz trumpeter, composer and singer
TIL Steve Carell used to be a mailman and during Christmas, he would write notes to kids who would send letters to Santa and put it in their mailboxes. The note read, "Your letter to Santa has been picked up by special reindeer courier."
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YouTube
Steve Carell Was A Festive Mailman
Before he was starring in big movies like 'Welcome to Marwen' and 'Vice,' Steve Carell was rural mail carrier who played along with children's letters to North Pole.
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TIL that Dennis Rodman started dying his hair blonde after seeing Wesley Snipes’ character in the movie Demolition Man.
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AMC
Story Notes for Demolition Man
Who did Sylvester Stallone originally suggest for the role that went to Wesley Snipes? The noscript was rewritten after which actor was cast in the movie? Find out with Story Notes...
TIL of Randy, the Guinea Pig that broke into the female enclosure at his Zoo, and impregnated around 100 females in 2014. He then became a father of around 400 babies.
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ITV News
Guinea pig to become father to 400 after breaking into female enclosure
Staff at Hatton Country World in Warwickshire couldn't understand why they suddenly had 100 pregnant guinea pigs on their hands - until they released one of the male rodents had managed to escape his enclosure and infiltrate the female-only enclosure.
TIL that a production of The Nutcracker can generate 40 - 45% of annual revenue for major American ballet companies.
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Crain's New York Business
The Nutcracker brings big bucks to ballet companies
The number of Nutcracker productions soars as the ballet can bring close to half of a company's annual revenue.
TIL about RadiThor, an energy drink sold in the 1920s, claimed it provided energy and cured a host of ailments, including impotence. It was simply radium dissolved in water, slowly killing its customers.
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The Conversation
When 'energy' drinks actually contained radioactive energy
Back in the early 1900s, if you felt a bit sluggish you could reach for a beverage enhanced with radioactive elements to really add some pep to your step. It wouldn't be a healthy choice, though.
TIL of Malchik, a stray dog that made a Moscow train station his home, acting as the resident guard dog. In 2001, a woman fatally wounded Malchik, stabbing him multiple times with a kitchen knife. The woman was arrested and tried. A statue, named "Compassion", was erected in honour of Malchik.
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Malchik - Wikipedia
stray mongrel stabbed to death at the Moscow Metro
TIL "2001: A Space Odyssey" was initially very poorly received by audiences due to it's slow place and ambiguous plot. The movie became more successful when masses of people began flocking to watch the movie while stoned, with MGM even advertising it as "The ultimate trip".
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The New Yorker
“2001: A Space Odyssey”: What It Means, and How It Was Made
Fifty years ago, Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke set out to make a new kind of sci-fi. How does their future look now that it’s the past?
TIL After filming Who framed Rodger Rabbit, Bob Hoskins’ son didn’t speak to him for 2 weeks. When he finally found out why it was because his son couldn’t believe his dad had worked with Bugs Bunny and not introduced him.
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Eighties Kids
15 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a movie that was well ahead of its time, especially in terms of visual effects, even now the bringing together of cartoon characters and real life actors on screen at the same time has rarely been bettered. In terms of story it…
TIL Movie theatre popcorn is sold at a 1275% markup
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Reader's Digest
10 Outrageous Markups You’d Never Guess You Were Paying
Sticker shocker: You might not think much about how products are priced, but we did the math to calculate how much you're spending.
TIL Sweden has a forest of oak trees planted 200 years ago because their Navy at the time needed them for ships
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Atlas Obscura
Visingsö Oak Forest
Knowing how slowly the trees grow, the Swedish Royal Navy was thinking awfully far ahead.
TIL The disturbing reality of Dr Asperger, the man who created the terms Aspergers Syndrome and High Functioning Autism. He was a Nazi doctor who sent many disabled children to their deaths.
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Vox
The disturbing history of Dr. Asperger and the movement to reframe the syndrome
"It’s up to them to decide if they want to be named after someone like him."
TIL legendary musician Prince passed away leaving no will detailing how to distribute his multi-million dollar estate. Within 3 weeks of his death, more than 700 people claimed to be his half-sibling or descendant.
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Prince (musician) - Wikipedia
American singer, songwriter, musician, record producer, and filmmaker
TIL about Janet Airlines. A highly classified airline that shuttles military personnel in and out of Area 51. The name stand for 'Just Another Non-Existent Terminal'
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Janet (airline)
Janet, sometimes called Janet Airlines, is the unofficial name given to a highly classified fleet of passenger aircraft operated for the United States Department of the Air Force as an employee shuttle to transport military and contractor employees. The purpose…
TIL: It’s estimated 98% of the rain forest in Indonesia and Malaysia will be destroyed by 2022, with much of the blame on palm oil farming
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r/todayilearned - TIL: It’s estimated 98% of the rain forest in Indonesia and Malaysia will be destroyed by 2022, with much of…
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TIL the likely record for fastest manmade object is a manhole cover launched by a nuclear bomb. A high-speed camera recording the lid only caught one frame of it moving meaning it was traveling over 125,000 miles per hour
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Business Insider
The fastest object ever launched was a manhole cover — here’s the story from the guy who shot it into space
Robert Brownlee told us how he shot an object into space before Sputnik.
TIL that Led Zeppelin had become so frustrated with reporters and interviewers that officials had put down strict rules for anyone who went backstage. One of those rules stated "Do not make any sort of eye contact with John Bonham. This is for your own safety."
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UPROXX
Led Zeppelin’s 1977 Tour Was A Fiasco That Nearly Destroyed The Band
In 1977, Led Zeppelin embarked on a run through North America that nearly destroyed them.
TIL of Harry Daghlian, a 24 year-old physicist with the Manhattan Project. He accidentally dropped a brick into the centre of a plutonium core and exposed himself to a lethal dose of radiation, dying 25 days after the accident.
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Harry Daghlian - Wikipedia
1940s Physicist that died of radiation poisoning
TIL the word 'bus' is actually short for 'omnibus' meaning "To contain many things" and didn't originate until the early 19th century
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Bus - Wikipedia
large road vehicle for transporting people
TIL that giraffes sleep using their own butts as pillows
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Bored Panda
This Is How Giraffes Sleep (13 pics)
Take a good look at these giraffe nap pics, because you won't often catch a giraffe sleeping. In fact, despite being the tallest animal, giraffes have the shortest sleep requirements of any mammal, sleeping an average of just 30 minutes per day. And when…