What were the career paths of each member of "The Monkees" after the band disbanded? Did any of them have successful music careers?
Mickey and Davy success in the mid 70s in the supergroup of Dolenz, Jones Boyce & Hart. If you watch...
Do older men realize that younger women usually do not prefer them?
I am 57. i started sleeping and or dating younger women in my mid 30s. My first was 19 when I was 35...
What misfortune led to an important discovery?
William Beaumont was a 19th-century American physician who became famous for discovering how human d...
How do I build rapport with anybody?
Method 1 of 3:Mirroring Body Language 1. Shadow the placement and movement of the other person’s han...
Why do Darwin atheists not like facts of Genesis? I’ve noticed they block and dismiss everything a person states. Is that how science works to hide when a truth comes at them?
First off, what the fuck is a “Darwin atheist”? Truth in Genesis, from the good old book itself… if...
Tom Cruise Reportedly Tried to Recruit This ‘Weak-Minded’ Celebrity Into Scientology, per Resurfaced Reports - SheKnows
Cruise also had some choice words about 'Big Pharma.'
Big brands are staying quiet this Pride Month - CNN
Consumer brands are wary of provoking right-wing customers and activists, and they fear reprisals fr...
How can the citizens of Russia accept the enormous difference between people? The richest 500 Russians own more than the poorest 99.8% of the entire Russian population combined. Why don't we see any protests?
Russia is a closed, autocratic regime controlled by a strongman and the wealthy few. Any form of dis...
Wright State stuns No. 1 Vanderbilt with historic upset in baseball regionals - Yahoo Sports
The Commodores are now the first No. 1 seed to fail to reach its regional final since 1999.
Is there a band whose members have been present for every one of their concerts?
Rush, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, ELP, CCR, Asia, The Knack, Aerosmith, Van Halen, The James Gang, The Ja...
After 600 Years, Astronomers Finally Solve the Mystery of the Missing ‘Guest Star’ - Gizmodo
A 600-year-old stellar event described in cryptic language finally gets a scientific ID.