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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-03 · 10 entries checked · 6 flagged · 12 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 6 still open
La Belle Otero — The fortune estimate of US$25 million (equivalent to roughly $400 million in 2025) is not supported by reliable historical records; Otero's actual fortune was far smaller, and she died in poverty.
La Belle Otero — The claim that she purchased a mansion and property for US$15 million is unsubstantiated and inconsistent with her known financial decline.
Marge Champion — The entry cuts off her third marriage: 'director Boris Sagal (19' is incomplete; the correct information is that she married Boris Sagal in 1977 and remained married until his death in 1981.
Vernon and Irene Castle — The entry says the Castles opened a nightclub called 'Castles by the Sea' in 1914; historically, it opened in 1915.
Victor Silvester — The entry states Silvester studied at Worcester College for the Blind, but he actually attended Worcester College, Oxford, for a brief period.
Victor Silvester — The entry claims he opened a chain of 23 dance studios, but reliable sources say he opened a chain of 23 dance schools.
Vladimir Vasiliev (dancer) — The claim that Vasiliev is the first dancer to receive the Prix de l'UNESCO is unverified and likely incorrect, as the Prix de l'UNESCO is not a standard award given to dancers in this context and no widely known record supports this.
Willi Ninja — The entry claims Livingston first heard Willi Ninja's name from fellow voguers in Washington Square Park, but Livingston has stated she first encountered him at a ball in Harlem.
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