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It looked like he had a bright future behind the camera, but it wasn’t to be. All the Pretty Horses was supposed to be his ...

Multiple musicians have run for US President over the decades, but jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie was the first, announcing his incredible campaign back in 1964.

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During the group’s May 2005 performance, the song’s five uses of the line, ‘Where the fuck are you?’ were censored for broadcast, only for guitarist Daron Malakian to throw in an impromptu, “Fuck yeah ...