The new Hollywood film "Napoleon" is releasing this week to an American public that doesn't know much about Napoleon Bonaparte, and doesn't particularly like what it does know about the 19th century French emperor. Half (50%) of all U.S. adult citizens say they know "not very much" about Napoleon Bonaparte. Another 5% say they've never heard of him. Just 8% know "a great deal" about Napoleon — often referred to only by his first name — while 36% say they know "

Carrie Underwood is a huge horror fan and loves Stephen King. So, when Underwood wrote a dark song, she had to consult the king of horror and his novels. “Two Black Cadillacs” tells the story of what happens to a man who’s been lying to his wife and mistress. In the end, they kill him by running him over with a Cadillac. But is it them who killed him, or the car?

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For the best part of three months, Rami Hamadi and his teammates have trained together, eaten together, played together and watched the tragedy in Gaza unfold from afar together, too. “It’s not a good situation for playing or for living, because of what is happening to our people in Gaza,” says Hamadi, the goalkeeper of the Palestine national football team. “Our mind is with our people in Palestine because we see every day what’s happening.