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Anna Paquin attended an audition for "The Piano" out of boredom and was chosen from 5,000 candidates, earning the 1993 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress at age 11, making her the second-youngest Oscar winner.

Before the Reagan era, trickle-down economics was known as the "Horse and Sparrow Theory," suggesting that feeding a horse plenty of oats would leave enough for sparrows to pick from its waste.

In 2001, 13-year-old Boy Scout Cody Clawson went missing for over 18 hours in Yellowstone Park. He used his belt buckle to reflect sunlight and signal passing planes, leading to his rescue by Harrison Ford, who was piloting a helicopter.

In 18th-century France, the average worker spent half of their daily earnings on bread.

In Louisiana, sheriffs not only enforce the law but also collect taxes. Their power is so significant that when Sheriff Harry Lee exited the 1995 gubernatorial race, he quipped, "Why would I want to be governor when I can be king?"

Carl Weathers landed the role of Apollo Creed after reading scenes with "Rocky" writer Sylvester Stallone, finishing his audition by stating, "I could do a lot better if you got me a real actor to work with."

The photo prank of placing two fingers behind someone's head originated as the "Cuckold's Horns," intended to imply that a person's partner had been unfaithful.

Horses, ships, and gold were notably absent in the ash of Pompeii and Herculaneum, indicating that many residents escaped the Mt. Vesuvius eruption. Roman inscriptions in nearby towns show survivors rebuilt their lives in places like Ostia.

Before marrying Mao Zedong, Jiang Qing worked as an actress in 1930s Chinese cinema, often overshadowed by co-star Li Lili. Decades later, Jiang ordered Li's arrest and torture during the Cultural Revolution; Li survived, but her husband did not.

In the 1800s, Joseph Bolitho Johns repeatedly escaped Australian prisons, prompting authorities to construct a special cell for him. They promised to forgive his crimes if he escaped again, which he did.

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