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For at least 50 years, fax machines were at the forefront of information transfer technology, along with the letters and the telephone. Today, it’s considered unusual to send a fax, and even rarer to ...

Ever since the departure of the band’s founding member, Peter Green, Fleetwood Mac has changed like the seasons. No disrespect to one of the greatest rock bands of all time, but Fleetwood Mac’s ...

As a car aimed at high-ranking executives and business leaders, the Japanese version of the Lexus LS, the Toyota Celsior, even had an optional fax machine. You’ve heard this so many times already, but ...

For decades, one man sat at the head of the most powerful criminal empire in the world. He was richer, more cunning, and more high-profile than most, so many suspected he could never be taken. Stories ...

If you've ever listened to music released in the 1980s, you've likely heard the iconic TR-808 and TR-909 drum machines. Artists like New Order, Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston and Beastie Boys all used ...

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Not long after Adam Sandler was fired from SNL, he got a strange call from his manager. NBC wanted him to appear on Conan’s talk show during sweeps week. He was, not surprisingly, taken aback, given ...