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Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Acquires Unbelievable Entries from ArtPrize 2011 Competition

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Acquires Unbelievable Entries from ArtPrize 2011 Competition

ORLANDO, Fla. (Oct. 7, 2011) – For the third straight year Ripley’s Believe It or Not!  has added to its unbelievable art collection by acquiring several of the entries at ArtPrize 2011 in Grand Rapids, Mich.

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Buddy Holly, Laurel & Hardy, and Feel-Good Dog Stories  – All Featured on the October 3 Episode of Ripley Radio

Buddy Holly, Laurel & Hardy, and Feel-Good Dog Stories – All Featured on the October 3 Episode of Ripley Radio

In This week’s episode: Mysteries and Conspiracies continue 52 years after pioneer rocker Buddy Holly died in a fiery plane crash. However, Buddy has not rested in peace as there are many theories surrounding that crash that are still being discussed and remain unsolved today.

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The Bearded Lady Finds Her Son and WE Find the Center of the Universe – all on the September 12 Episode of Ripley Radio

The Bearded Lady Finds Her Son and WE Find the Center of the Universe – all on the September 12 Episode of Ripley Radio

(Sept. 12, 2011) – Vivian Wheeler was starring on the midway as the Bearded Lady when her husband stole Richard, their 3-year old son. She never heard from either for more than 40 years.  Last year, Wheeler and Richard were happily reunited on national television.

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Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Acquires Unbelievable Bug Sculptures Made from Human Hair

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Acquires Unbelievable Bug Sculptures Made from Human Hair

ORLANDO, Fla. (Sept. 5, 2011) – For most people, insects and hair are not a pleasant combination – but for Seattle artist Adrienne Antonson, bugs and hair are things of beauty.

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The Colorful World of Tattooed Ladies Explored on Ripley Radio in the August 29 Episode

The Colorful World of Tattooed Ladies Explored on Ripley Radio in the August 29 Episode

Not much has been written or broadcast about Tattooed Ladies but this week we delve into that colorful and somewhat revealing world:

Amelia Klem Osterud explains how she came to write “The Tattooed Lady: A History,” the first-ever definitive history of the tattooed woman.

Two of the modern day ladies featured in the book, Charon Henning and Thrill Kill Jill [...]

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