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Throughout history, assassination has been a brutal and effective tool of power, used to eliminate rivals and shape the course of nations. From the violent coups of the ancient world to the more subtle political maneuvers of modern times, assassinations have left an indelible mark on human history. In the ancient world, where political power was often won and lost on the battlefield, assassinations were a common occurrence. In this article, we will explore ten of the most shocking assassinations of the ancient world, where kings, emperors, and leaders were cut down in the prime of their power, leaving behind a legacy of violence and intrigue. From the mysterious deaths of legendary figures to the brutal betrayals of trusted allies, these assassinations are a reminder of the dark side of human nature and the high cost of power. The Assassination of Julius Caesar. (Public Domain) 1.Julius Caesar - Stabbed in the Back, Repeatedly Julius Caesar, the Roman statesman and military general was born in 100 BC and assassinated on March 15th, 44 BC. His growing power and popularity among the people of Rome, combined with his unparalleled ambition, put a target on his back.  Read moreSection: NewsHistoryImportant EventsRead Later 

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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said his goal is to pick up 10 more House seats in November for a Republican majority.

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A recent interview for Kevin Frazier’s TV grEATS sees Barbara Eden reflecting on her most popular role in the hit sitcom I Dream Of Jeannie. The five-season show cemented her star spot in Hollywood after her role as Roslyn Pierce in Flaming Star, which birthed a friendship between her and the late Rock ‘n’ Roll king, Elvis Presley. Looking back on her character as Jeannie about 50 years later, Eden addressed what it was like playing the adorable genie, and the controversies surrounding her part. Her costume was at the time, a daring ensemble to wear, which made the series even more unforgettable. Barbara Eden’s controversial genie outfit I STILL DREAM OF JEANNIE, Barbara Eden, 1991, Ph: Gary Null, © NBC/courtesy Everett Collection Eden’s high-waisted pants and navel-displaying crop top, which made up her outfit as Jeannie, were a hot topic in the late ‘60s, as they were considered spicy. She once recalled how concerned NBC executives threw a fit when producer George Schlatter wanted to “premiere” her belly button. RELATED: Barbara Eden Found Lasting Love With Husband After Turning Down JFK Himself There were rumours of her exposed tummy being censored, and future parodies about the outfit, however, Eden remained unbothered. She considered all the frenzy over something as little as her innie “silly,” recalling how a journalist from The Hollywood Reporter visited the set just to see it. I DREAM OF JEANNIE, Barbara Eden, (‘The Wedding,’ aired December 2, 1969), 1965-1970. ph: Ken Whitmore / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection. Even in her mid-90s, fans still approach Eden publicly, requesting that she do the adorable genie blink and nod. Interestingly, her character did not need to move much beyond that, but she chose to add arm movement in the production because Jeannie could use more distinct motion. I DREAM OF JEANNIE, Barbara Eden, 1965-70 (1969 photo by Ken Whitmore) Before I Dream of Jeannie, Eden co-starred with Elvis on Flaming Star, leading to a close friendship that sparked dating rumors. Eden was married to Ansara at the time and clarified that her rapport with the music legend was nothing beyond friendship. She and Ansara would divorce in 1974, and she would walk down the aisle again with Charles Donald Fergert three years later. Click for next Article The post Barbara Eden Addresses Controversial ‘I Dream Of Jeannie’ Outfit: ‘So Silly’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A