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Science/Health

Cognitive Psychology: Musical Preferences Are Determined By Your Brain, Not Your Personality, Study Suggests (VIDEOS)

Entertainment

"Bohemian Rhapsody" Sounds Even More Inspiring When Played On A 100-Year-Old Organ (VIDEO)

News

Asteroid Day 2015: Bill Nye, The Rock Band Queen, 'Solsbury Hill' And Near-Earth Objects Are All Related?

Headlines

Royal Family: Queen Camilla? Duchess of Cornwall Not Publicly Favored as the Next Queen

Headlines

Workers' Strike at Windsor Castle? Union to Take a Vote Regarding 'Appallingly' Low Wages and Broken Promises

Entertainment

Sacha Baron Cohen Not Playing Freddie Mercury in Queen Film

Headlines

Royal Family in Conflict: After Teenage Sex Scandal, Princes Charles and Andrew Have Not Spoken, Sources Say

Headlines

Sex Life of Honeybees: Selecting Mates for the Queen is a Colony Decision, Experiment Shows

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Michelle Obama's Decision Not To Wear A Headscarf During Four-Hour Saudi Arabia Visit Causes Outrage, Sparks Twitter Storm

Headlines

Miley Cyrus is The Selfie Queen On Twitter, Study Reveals

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