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This scientist believes he can turn you into a barbecue master

Barbecue in the US has a long history, dating back to around the 1500s when Native Americans slow-cooked meats

Alan Arkin, Oscar Winner for “Little Miss Sunshine” dies at 89

He scored an encore nomination for his punchy and profane turn in Ben Affleck’s best picture winner “Argo”

Grandad from Bedale, North Yorkshire, smashes land speed record

A grandfather-of-five has smashed the world land speed record for a steam powered motorcycle on a machine he invented himself

Julian Sands confirmed dead after remains identified

“The manner of death is still under investigation, pending further test results”

Expert claims this 42,000-year-old Mongolian rock is the oldest phallus in the world

The so-called “phallic-pendant” was discovered in 2016 at an archaeological site called Tolbor, in Mongolia’s northern Khangai Mountains

Human remains found where British star Julian Sands went missing

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department released a statement on Saturday

“Pizza” painting found in ancient Roman ruins of Pompeii

Archaeologists presume that the flat bread depicted in the painting, next to a wine goblet, may have been eaten with fruits such as pomegranates

“Don’t steal our voices”: Dubbing artists confront AI threat

More than 20 voice acting guilds, associations & unions from Europe, the US & Latin America have created the United Voice Artists coalition

Robert Downey Jr. opens up about “the worst thing that happened” to him

The “Iron Man” star talked about his former substance abuse issues and being “over-sentenced by an angry judge”

Cryptic Secrets: Unearthing Pennsylvania’s hidden chamber (video)

A team explored the realm of archeoastronomy, investigating the alignment of structures and the play of light to unlock the chamber's hidden significance

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