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14 Science Lessons From School That Turned Out To Be Completely Wrong (opens the original)
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by Bryan WolfeBuzzFeed Contributor We've all sat through a science class and walked away with a "fact" that felt so official it had to be true. It was on a poster, after all, or a teacher said it with total confidence. Except that some of those "facts" may actually just be myths that got repeated so many times they became classroom canon. Here are 14 of the biggest science lies we all grew up believing, debunked for good. 1. You do not only use 10% of your brain. This is easily one of the most r
16 Movies That Ended Up Absolutely Torpedoing An Actor's Career (opens the original)
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by Bryan WolfeBuzzFeed Contributor Even the biggest stars have a movie they'd probably like everyone to forget. Sometimes it's a passion project that went catastrophically wrong. Sometimes it's a critical drubbing so brutal, the box office numbers barely matter. And sometimes the movie itself made money, but the backlash still ended up costing an actor years of their career anyway. Here are 16 films that did exactly that — and, in a few cases, the actors who lived through them, setting the recor
22 Businesses That Are Slowly Disappearing, Because Gen Z Just Doesn't Care About Them Anymore (opens the original)
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"There's a 24-hour typewriter repair store in Brooklyn in the early 2000s. But if you go in there, make sure you see nuthin'! Ya hear? You don't see nuthin'!" "Movie theaters and cable TV feel like they're on that list too. Younger folks just default to streaming and never build the habit." "Most people I know just stream everything now, and younger generations don't really see a reason to pay for hundreds of channels they'll never watch." "Travel agencies. I'm surprised they're even still aroun
12 Movie And TV Scenes That Look Totally Basic, But Were Actually A Nightmare And A Half To Film (opens the original)
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by Bryan WolfeBuzzFeed Contributor Some of the most talked-about scenes in film and TV history are the ones that look like nothing at all — someone catching a tray, walking through a door, having an argument in an apartment. No stunts, no CGI, no explosions. Yet behind the scenes, these 12 “simple” moments turned into some of the most grueling shoots in Hollywood history: 1. Tom Cruise walked through a door — 95 times — for Eyes Wide Shut. Director Stanley Kubrick, notorious for demanding endles
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