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The Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald

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Podcast Transcript In November 1975, a massive freighter was making what should have been a routine voyage across Lake Superior. It was one of the largest ships on the lakes, commanded by an experienced captain and carrying thousands of tons of iron ore. But as it crossed Lake Superior, a powerful storm turned an ordinary ... Read more

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The Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a artículo discovery curated from Everything Everywhere. Podcast Transcript In November 1975, a massive freighter was making what should have been a routine voyage across Lake Superior. It was one of the largest ships on the lakes, comma

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Richard Talmadge: Dare Devil of the Screen

US poster art for The Live Wire (Harry S. Webb, 1935). “The amazing athletic ‘stunts’ performed by Mr. Talmadge in this picture are actual , and are not achieved by means of ‘doubles,’ ‘dummies,’ or tricks of the camera.” — Title card at the head of Let’s Go (1923) “You can try to draw a picture or CGI of what things are. We don’t do it that way. It’s real, and you’re dealing with physics.” — Tom Cruise on Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning (2025) In 1925 Richard Talmadge, “Dare Devil of the Screen,” appeared in eight action films in which the former acrobat leaped, tumbled, and brawled

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