- Elvis was a Black Belt in karate (a form of martial arts). Elvis’s love of martial arts continued throughout his life.
- Elvis was reading The Scientific Search For TheFace Of Jesus by Frank O' Adams at the time of his death.
- Favorite tooth paste - Colgate.
- Favorite after shave - Brut.
- Favorite soft drink - Pepsi.
- Elvis was an Honorary Member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
- Elvis was featured on a 5.50 KR postage stamp issued by Sweden in 2004.
- By the time he died, Elvis was the second biggest selling recording artist of all time after Bing Crosby.
- Elvis once owned a pet chimpanzee called Scatter.
- Elvis made it a point to spend all his earnings from Hound Dog on bananas, peanut butter and ammunition.
- 148 different Elvis recordings have been certified gold, platinum or multi-platinum.
- According to The Great Food Almanac by Irena Chalmers, the last food that Elvis Presley ate was 4 scoops of ice cream and 6 chocolate chip cookies.
- The 1970s again saw Elvis retreat from the public, battling an addiction to prescription drugs and the resulting weight problems while making occasional appearances as a headliner at leading hotels in Las Vegas, notably the Las Vegas Hilton.
- He died at his palatial home Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee in 1977 and was buried on its grounds. The local medical examiner found his death to be a consequence of an overdose of mixed drugs and complications of severe heart disease.
- After his death, there have been numerous conspiracy theories and Elvis sightings.
- It took just 7 years for Elvis to sell the same number of records as he did when he was alive (about 300 million).
- Elvis advertised for only one product in his life - Doughnuts in 1954.
- More than 20 million Elvis Presley records were reportedly sold on the day after his death.
- Elvis paid $100,000 for his Graceland mansion.
- King Creole was the king's favorite among the movies he starred in.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
20 little known facts about Elivs Presley
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