Exotic dancers want to be part of the Games and stranger things have happened – but why don't we try superinjuncting?
Having started out totally sleazy and ended up halfway respectable, pole dancing has travelled in the opposite direction to the Olympic movement. Yet the former is pushing...
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Elvis Presley is to be declared an honorary citizen of Hungary's capital city Budapest, 34 years after he died.
The King of Rock 'n' Roll is also going to have a major city landmark named after him.
The public will be able to vote online in order to choose one of a possible 12...
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In 1898, when this cake was baked, Orville and Wilbur Wright were running a bicycle store, reading about birds and thinking how cool it would be to build a flying machine.
Guinness World Records calls this 113-year-old Victorian era confection the "World's Oldest Cake." Hitler's bombs caused...
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