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Margaret Hamilton, the Wicked Witch of the West, suffered 3rd-degree burns while making “The Wizard of Oz”
A British aristocrat inspired Hemingway to write his memorable femme fatale in “The Sun Also Rises”
In the 1930s, financial guru Sylvia Porter hid her female identity with the byline “S. F. Porter”
Gertrude Käsebier left her unhappy marriage, became a photographer at the age of 40, and was one of the greatest at her time
When the Royal Household criticized her Indian servant Abdul Karim, an angry Queen Victoria called it “racial prejudice”
Jack O’Neill, the founder of the O’Neill brand, went from Navy pilot to a game-changing surfer and entrepreneur
Pink Panthers, a syndicate of international jewel thieves, earned their name from the title of the Peter Sellers movie
The many lives of Fridtjof Nansen: From North Pole explorer and champion ice skater to diplomat
Jack Foley: The artist who brought natural sound into motion pictures
The chief justice at Salem witch trials accepted “spectral evidence.” Nine hangings later, he didn’t regret it.
