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Hawaiian pizza was not invented by the Hawaiians, but by a man from Ontario, Canada.

2015 saw the first ever Red Nose Day held in America, raising $29 million (£23 million) from USA.

Did you know that female polar bears are around half the size of male polar bears?

A Drake fan got his name tattooed across her forehead in capital letters, a move which Drake was not a fan of.

The phrase "catch-22" comes from the 1961 novel of the same name by author Joseph Heller.

In 2013 police in the Maldives took possession of a coconut due to a belief that it had been cursed with black magic.

The world's only "drive-in" volcano, Sulphur Springs, can be found in Saint Lucia.

The eagle featured on U.S. currency was modeled on a real bald eagle named Peter.

In the popular Shakespeare play, Romeo and Juliet, the world "love" appears 150 times.

Did you know that the full name of the Statue of Liberty is "Liberty Enlightening the World?"

Emma Watson had to audition seven times before finally being cast as Hermione in the Harry Potter movies.

Did you know every scene in the movie “Fight Club” shows a cup of Starbucks?

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