He became famous due to a viral video in 2006 where a local news anchor mistakenly announced an interview about his Everest climb as a 'gay video'.
He used echolocation, relying on sound vibrations to navigate the terrain, and had a team of guides who helped him through difficult sections like the Khumbu Icefall.
He was the stuntman for the actor Peter Facinelli, who played him in the movie, making it a unique situation where he was both the subject and the stunt double.
She left her husband and married Neil Schon, the co-founder of the rock band Journey, in a wedding broadcast live on pay-per-view in 2013.
The child created unauthorized ballots with a question in crayon, leading to the invalidation of 20 ballots.
He uses gum wrappers, which he discovered as a child and found could be colored on the paper side.
They inscribed the names of athletes who had cheated, serving as a badge of shame.
An orange traffic cone was placed permanently on the Duke's head, a tradition that started in the 1980s and became part of the statue.
She enjoys both but acknowledged it's a challenging career choice, as it often leads to criticism for not excelling in one area.
She played the character Robin, who works in a mall, a setting that evokes nostalgia for the 1980s.
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