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Can You Guess Whether These Weird Celeb Stories Are True Or False?

How’s your weird celeb trivia?
9.01pm, 25 Apr 2018
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1. Lindsay Lohan's mother Dina once called the police after an ice cream shop would not give her free ice cream.
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2. Marty Whelan's response to not being chosen as the host of Dancing with the Stars was "If I had a cat, I'd have kicked it."
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3. 50 Cent still does not have a driving licence.
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4. Kirstie Alley is a massive fan of dubstep.
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5. Someone once attempted to murder Joss Stone with a sword at her home in England.
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6. Vogue Williams has never once been inside of a Tesco store.
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7. Christopher Walken traveled with a circus when he was 15 years old and worked as a lion tamer.
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8. Jerry Springer used to be the Mayor of Cincinnati.
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9. Tyra Banks and RuPaul are first cousins, but they do not speak because RuPaul thinks America's Next Top Model is problematic.
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10. Steve McFadden, who plays Phil Mitchell in Eastenders, owns a nightclub in Limerick.
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11. Katherine Heigl was inspired to become an actor after she contracted malaria and had a hallucination about winning an Oscar.
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12. Kesha has a Master's degree in Theology.
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