How to Find Out In A Minute Whether A Celebrity Has Died

Internet is a source for free information. Everything can be shared in this virtual world with comfort. But this often ends up being a trouble for many.

It is just that the free information often gets remixed by rumors. For instance, a few years ago, someone on Youtube declared that Tom Cruise was dead. No worries, he is alive and busy with Mission Impossible 4. Some months ago, Macalulay Culkin and Hugh Hefner were also pronounced dead.

The latest rumor revolves around the death of Sylvester Stallone. People are ferociously searching online whether he really left the earth. See below.

It is possible that one of them is you. It is possible that right now you know it is a rumor, but in the future you end up becoming another one’s victim. Such a thing will make you give away some precious time of your life to nothing. The truth is that instead of typing such long phrases you can use only the name of the celebrity to find out whether he is actually dead and that is also in a minute.

The answer is in Wikipedia which always tops the Google search results. Though not reliable academically, its frequently updated pages can be trusted for getting serious news about celebrities. This is especially true for the topic of death. This information is always repeated twice. Once in the first line and then again in the baby blue colored box (situated on the right hand) of the celebrity's Wiki page. The information provided in this box is also translated as biodata.

Below is an example. Gregory Peck died on 12^th June 2003. This information is already recorded by Wikipedia.

Now let us see what Sylvester Stallone’s page says about him.

As you can see, the death section is not included in his biodata. That means he is not dead. In conclusion, instead of Wikipedia, if you check out other people’s pages you will get confused. It is possible that they too have been victims of false news. It happens!