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Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine have agreed to separate deals that allow AI audio company ElevenLabs to create synthetic licensable versions of their voices for commercial use.
SELLING OUT

Oscar Winners Sign AI Deal to Clone Voices

Other late celebrities and historical figures will also be available for companies to request audio licensing.

Georgina DiNardo

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PAST IS PROLOGUE

Trump Madly Produces and Directs Whitewashing of History

The self-appointed chairman of the Kennedy Center is erasing cultural icons and hallmarks of the left, but Elvis, Pavarotti and Babe Ruth are part of the show.

Eleanor Clift

American baseball player George Herman Ruth (1895 - 1948) known as 'Babe' Ruth.
CHA-CHING

Babe Ruth Jersey Fetches Whopping Record Sum at Auction

The jersey was worn during Ruth’s famous “called shot” in 1932.

Clay Walker

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GOLD-PLATED

Sellers Busted for Scamming Galleries With Fake Collectibles

Three art dealers tried to pull the okie-doke on galleries and auction houses for 15 years.

Brooke Leigh Howard

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IT’S OUTTA HERE!

Bat That Babe Ruth Used to Hit 500th Homer Sells for $1M

That’s less than the price fetched by the bat he used to hit his first homer.

Tracy Connor

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Trump Awards Medal of Freedom to Miriam Adelson, Elvis

Former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Babe Ruth, and retiring Sen. Orrin Hatch will also receive the country’s highest civilian honor.

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The Man Who Created Yankees’ Murderers’ Row
SECRET LIVES

The Man Who Created Yankees’ Murderers’ Row

Edward Barrow changed the face of modern sports, ushering in megastars like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, while also introducing the playing of the national anthem before games.

Gil Troy

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NOT A MASCOT

The Myth Behind the 1st Cleveland Indian

Faster than Cobb, stronger than Ruth—and one of baseball’s most tragic figures. Could embracing Louis Sockalexis, the game’s first Native pro, help heal one of its deepest racial rifts?

Gil Troy

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Super Sized

John Goodman’s Art of Living Large

A man of appetites, a blend of Falstaff and Santa Claus, the actor John Goodman charmed everyone within earshot—and he could out act anyone in the room.

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LEGENDS

Baseball’s First Naughty Hall of Famers

Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, and Honus Wagner were not exactly role models off the field when picked eighty years ago for the first Hall class.

Gil Troy

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He’s on Fire

The Science of an Insane Hitting Streak

Until just a few years ago, sports analytics experts believed hot streaks like the Mets star Daniel Murphy’s were a statistical fluke. Now? Not so much.

Robert Silverman

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