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TIL the Culinary Institute of America was founded by two women, Frances L. Roth and Katherine Angell, in 1946. They created the school to compensate for the shortage of European chefs coming to the US due to WWII. Their goal was to train a new generation of American chefs to fill these roles.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 07:02AM by dilettantedebrah
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TIL that Willem Dafoe had to have a penis double for the scenes in Lars von Trier's experimental film Antichrist where his penis was exposed because his own was deemed so large that "everybody [on set] got very confused when they saw it" by the director.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 10:05AM by slynch888
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TIL that Dante Alighieri was exiled from Florence for corruption in 1300 and sentenced to death if he returned. He wrote most of his great works, including divina commedia while in exile. In June 2008, nearly 700 years after his death, the city council of Florence pardoned Alighieri.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 03:26PM by TheTriviaPage
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TIL that in 1960, amid a large protest in Japan, US press secretary James Hagerty deliberately ordered his car be driven into a crowd, hoping to provoke a government crackdown. Protesters then mobbed and smashed the vehicle for an hour, thus prompting the Marines to rescue him by helicopter.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 04:43PM by VegemiteSucks
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TIL that until WW2, cheese fondue was unheard of in most areas of Switzerland. The cheese speciality only became the "national dish" as the result of a marketing campaign run by the Swiss Cheese Union.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 05:44PM by SteO153
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TIL Bugs bunny's mannerisms such as fast talking and eating a carrot is inspired by Clark Gable in a film "It Happened One Night".
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 07:04PM by Certified_Cichlid
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TIL Jonah Hill was only paid $60,000 to appear in The Wolf of Wall Street, with the studio using his desire to work with Martin Scorsese as leverage to pay him the lowest fee possible. Whereas Leonard DiCaprio, who also produced the film, was paid $10m.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 09:28PM by Die_Nameless_Bitch
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TIL before becoming a popular "horror" author for children R.L. Stine wrote joke books, but more importantly for Bazooka Joe comics and the jokes on Bazooka bubble gum wrappers.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 09:20PM by Subsinuous
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TIL there was a short-lived British band called 'Earth' whose only lasting legacy is they caused a different British band with the name 'Earth' to change their name to 'Black Sabbath' to avoid confusion.
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 10:40PM by _____pantsunami_____
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TIL: A Roman soldier killed Archimedes after he urged the soldier not to interrupt him while he was studying a mathematical drawing. Presumably, but never confirmed, Archimedes' last words were "Do not disturb my circles.".
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Submitted January 30, 2022 at 12:13AM by Kranium77
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TIL that a study in 2020 found that Jonah Hill Passed Samuel L Jackson With Most Swear Words on Film
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 11:28PM by i-really-like-mac
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TIL in 1997 a guy called into the Howard Stern show claiming to be a serial killer. They thought it was a joke, but the more details he provided the more believable it got. The FBI contacted them next day and confirmed that there were similar murders in that area of Louisiana where he called from
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Submitted January 29, 2022 at 10:59PM by FeelingsFreezeUp808
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TIL J.R.R. Tolkien, famed author of The Lord of the Rings and other works, was nominated in 2017 for beautification to be canonized as a Catholic saint.
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Submitted January 30, 2022 at 02:30AM by EJRose83
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TIL that Susan Alfond, Maine’s richest person, made her fortune by selling Warren Buffett a shoe company. Buffett would go on to call this purchase the most disastrous investment of his career and the business ultimately failed.
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Submitted January 30, 2022 at 03:10AM by Whenyouwishuponafart
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TIL after her death, Mercy Brown's heart and liver were burned, and the ashes mixed into a tonic that was given to her sick brother to drink. Her father believed that she was a vampire and that the tonic would cure the brother of tuberculosis. It didn't; he died two months later.
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Submitted January 30, 2022 at 05:29AM by Jai_Jai_Jai_Jai
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