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    • Dec 6, 2024
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    Fact Check: NO Evidence Leonardo DiCaprio Announced He Was Leaving US, Saying 'This Is Not The Country I Want To Live In' As Of December 6, 2024 No Proof
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    • Oct 21, 2024
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    Fact Check: 5 Celebrities Did NOT Flee US After Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Arrest Pics Prove No
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    • Sep 16, 2022
    • by: Alexis Tereszcuk
    Fact Check: 'The Simpsons' Did NOT Predict Queen Elizabeth's Death In 2022 Doctored Pic
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    • Mar 10, 2022
    • by: Alexis Tereszcuk
    Fact Check: Leonardo DiCaprio Did NOT Donate $10 Million To Ukraine Armed Forces Did Not Happen
  • Fact Check: Sheryl Crow Did NOT Say, 'I Forbid My Kids To Watch TV When Trump Is On, I Prefer Classy People Like Hillary Clinton.'

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    Did Sheryl Crow say on television that she won't let her kids watch TV when President Trump is on, and that she prefers "classy people like Hillary Clinton"? No, that's not true: This clickbait headline has been circulating since 2017. And while the first part about Trump is fairly accurate, the second part - "I prefer classy people like Hillary…

    • May 24, 2020
    • by: Sarah Thompson
    Fact Check: Sheryl Crow Did NOT Say, 'I Forbid My Kids To Watch TV When Trump Is On, I Prefer Classy People Like Hillary Clinton.'
  • Fake News: LeBron James Is NOT Selling Kobe Bryant Tribute Shirts

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    Did NBA star LeBron James endorse or sell Kobe Bryant tribute shirts? No, that's not true: A sponsored post on Facebook that includes a photo of James appearing to hold up a Bryant tribute shirt is digitally-altered, placing James' head on the body of someone else. Similar ads falsely implied that Los Angeles Laker Anthony Davisrio and actor Leonardo Dicaprio…

    • Feb 1, 2020
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fake News: LeBron James Is NOT Selling Kobe Bryant Tribute Shirts
  • Leonardo DiCaprio DID NOT Drop And Break Oscar Award After Speech

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    Leo just won his first Oscar award after 25 years on the scene. It's time for accolades, not fake stories. Unfortunately, there is a story out there on the interwebs from a known hoax site stating "Leonardo DiCaprio Drops And Breaks His Best Actor Oscar Award While Leaving Academy Awards". Seems plausible, but simply NOT TRUE. The story starts with:…

    • Feb 29, 2016
    • by: Lead Stories Staff
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