Idolator
Idolator is a music-focused blog that started in August 2006 under the Gawker Media blog network. It was eventually acquired by Buzz Media, a competing blog network that also runs Stereogum and Spin. In September 2016, Hive Media purchased Idolator along with Buzznet and PureVolume.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
idolator.com | Clare FitzGerald |Clare Fitzgerald
The majority of people are aware of the witch trials held in Salem, Massachusetts during the late 17th century, but did you know the same hysteria occurred across northern Europe? Catalonia, in Spain, was one of the first on the continent to hold witch trials, and its government has recently tried to make amends for the region’s past. The region’s government passed a measure in late 2021, allowing for the posthumous pardoning of over 700 witches who were killed between the 15th and 18th centuries.
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Oct 22, 2024 |
idolator.com | Kelsey Berish
In a galaxy far, far away, some behind-the-scenes photos were taken of one of the most popular franchises to date, Star Wars. Today, fans of the Skywalker saga have seen everything from puppets to a CGI Yoda on the big screen. But these rare pictures show what happened during creation of the original trilogy before the cameras even started rolling. The photos depict things like the man inside the R2-D2 costume and models of the Millennium Falcon.
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Apr 24, 2024 |
idolator.com | Jackson Sawa
There are some songs that are hard to imagine anyone else singing. "Ring of Fire" is truly a song that needs Johnny Cash's voice to pull it off. And "Respect" is now completely synonymous with Aretha Franklin. But would you believe that neither of them was the original singer or songwriter on their top hits? Many musicians borrow styles, tunes, and in some cases, they take entire songs from others and play it in their own style.
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Apr 15, 2024 |
idolator.com | Jackson Sawa
The Great Blue Hole is the world's largest sinkhole located off of the coast of Belize. It was made famous in 1971 by undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau when he first visited it to chart its depths. Cousteau declared it one of the top five scuba diving spots in the world and came to the conclusion that the phenomenon was created thousands of years ago when rising ocean levels led to the series of caves to become flooded.
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Apr 12, 2024 |
idolator.com | Kelsey Berish
On May 6, 2022, a team of Chinese scientists dared to rappel down into a giant sinkhole in The South China Karst, a stone forest known for its rich biodiversity. What the team found at the bottom of the 630-foot chasm was beyond their wildest imaginings -- a discovery of unknown species living amongst them. How A Sinkhole Is Formed Sinkholes form when the surface layer of the ground collapses and creates a chasm in the earth.
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