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STORICAL FOOTNOTES: MADAME TUSSAUD'S CHAMBER OF HORRORS</a>
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STORICAL FOOTNOTES: MADAME TUSSAUD'S CHAMBER OF HORRORS

After you visited the museum, if you were brave enough and could afford the extra six pence admission, Madame Tussaud would allow you entry to her infamous Chamber of Horrors. An early version of The Chamber was created in the late 1700s and was the most popular exhibit until its demise in 2016. Today we’re looking at the gory appeal of Madame Tussaud’s Chamber of Horrors.

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STORICAL FOOTNOTES: MARIE ANTOINETTE’S HOLY TRINITY OF FASHION
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STORICAL FOOTNOTES: MARIE ANTOINETTE’S HOLY TRINITY OF FASHION

Marie Antoinette’s fashion is iconic to this day. But how did she go from frumpy Austrian Archduchess to the reigning Queen of Couture? Three people were behind Marie Antoinette’s fashion transformation. Meet Rose Bertin, Léonard Autié, and Jean-Louis Fargeon. Rose was the Minister of Fashion, Léonard the hairdresser, and Jean-Louis the perfumer and cosmetics purveyor. Tune in!

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STORICAL FOOTNOTES: MARIE ANTOINETTE'S TRAGIC LOVE AFFAIR</a>
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STORICAL FOOTNOTES: MARIE ANTOINETTE'S TRAGIC LOVE AFFAIR

Marie Antoinette was accused of having affairs with numerous men and women. But there was only one who held her heart. There’s no denying her fondness for Axel von Fersen, but were the two actually lovers? Tune in to learn more about Marie Antoinette’s sultry Swedish sidepiece and his tragic end.

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