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North London native Caroline Elizabeth Ann Ellis was only 20 years old when she gained fame stateside for her role as the drumming butterfly, Joy, in the super ’70s Saturday morning children’s show, “The Bugaloos,” by Sid and Marty Krofft. Caroline Ellis wasn’t the only adorable insect trying to fend off Benita Bizarre (played by
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New York City-native Tuesday Weld (real name Susan Ker Weld) gained fame in the ’60s for an impressive laundry list of acting credits on smash shows, including Connie on “The Adventures Of Ozzie and Harriet,” Kitten Lang on “77 Sunset Strip,” Thalia Menninger on “The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis,” Abigal Williams on “The Crucible”
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It seemed impossible … but Nik Wallenda did the improbable … walking all the way across a very active volcano and balancing the entire way on a tightrope. The view looking down on the scorching-hot lava lake was incredible, and it was broadcast live on ABC from the Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua. Nik somehow managed
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SplashNews.com Wendy Williams hit the town Friday night with what appears to be her new boyfriend. Williams grabbed dinner in New York City at Aroma Trattoria with Big Will, aka Willdaboss. He’s a jeweler in the Big Apple and he gave everyone a big hint the other day, after Wendy went on her show and
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Massachusetts-native Kathleen “Kathy” Coleman was only 12 years old when she gained fame for her role as the young time-hopping survivalist, Holly Marshall — who dodges grumpy Tyrannosaurs and befriends dopey Brontosaurs — in the thrilling ’70s sci-fi series, “Land Of The Lost.” Kathy Coleman was cast in the prehistoric show with some other throwback
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