Liam Hemsworth braced for a romantic kiss, but cried out when Jennifer Lawrence ate garlic and tuna beforehand just to mess with him.

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Kirk Hammett wrote the “Enter Sandman” riff at 3 AM while tired, but it became legendary only after Lars Ulrich flipped the drum beat at the last minute.

It is arguably the most recognizable guitar riff in heavy metal history, a simple yet potent sequence that kicks off Metallica’s monumental 1991 hit “Enter Sandman.” This iconic song, the…
Arya Stark is left-handed, but Maisie Williams is right-handed, so she trained with her “wrong” hand and became ambidextrous for the role.

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After ruling TV as Daenerys, Emilia Clarke showcased her theatrical roots with a Broadway debut in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, proving she was more than the Mother of Dragons.

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Male rappers dominated hip-hop with profanity, but Queen Latifah outshone them and earned a Grammy with one powerful question: “Who you callin’ a b*tch?”

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Liam Hemsworth braced for a romantic kiss, but cried out when Jennifer Lawrence ate garlic and tuna beforehand just to mess with him.

Kirk Hammett wrote the “Enter Sandman” riff at 3 AM while tired, but it became legendary only after Lars Ulrich flipped the drum beat at the last minute.

Arya Stark is left-handed, but Maisie Williams is right-handed, so she trained with her “wrong” hand and became ambidextrous for the role.

After ruling TV as Daenerys, Emilia Clarke showcased her theatrical roots with a Broadway debut in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, proving she was more than the Mother of Dragons.

Labeled the “Queen of Melancholy,” Mary J. Blige surprised everyone when Dr. Dre backed a rocking beat and she cast aside her sadness to score her biggest No. 1 hit.

Male rappers dominated hip-hop with profanity, but Queen Latifah outshone them and earned a Grammy with one powerful question: “Who you callin’ a b*tch?”

Jane Smith

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