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Plastique, alter ego Bette Sans Souci, has been a DC Comics supervillain for over 30 years who can project explosive force from...

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Ellen Burstyn is a stage and screen actress known for such iconic works as The Exorcist, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore...

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In 1974, a white cat sporting a cute red ribbon made her first appearance on a vinyl coin purse in Japan. Hello Kitty has since become...