Can you share a particular Hollywood secret story?

Sure. There was a famous actor who was extremely superstitious. Before every take, he would do a little dance in his dressing room. No one on the set knew about this for a long time until one day his co - star accidentally walked in on him. He was embarrassed at first, but then he told the crew about it and it became a bit of a fun inside joke on set.

A family had an Owlet that started giving inconsistent oxygen level readings. One moment it would show normal levels, and the next it would drop alarmingly low. This went on for a while, causing the parents a great deal of stress. They called the doctor multiple times, and after some investigation, it turned out to be a problem with the sensor calibration. However, during those days of uncertainty, they were living in horror, constantly worried about their baby's health.

One sad story involves a group of Anzac soldiers who got lost behind enemy lines. They were without proper supplies and were being hunted by the enemy. As days passed, they grew weaker. One by one, they succumbed to hunger, thirst, and their injuries. Their bodies were never recovered, and their families were left with the uncertainty and grief of not knowing what had really happened to them.

The story of Welles Crowther is very touching. He was a young equities trader in the South Tower. When the attack happened, instead of running for his own life immediately, he put on a red bandana, which he always carried. He then started helping people get to safety. He led groups of people down the stairs, multiple times going back up into the danger zone to rescue more. He was last seen on the 11th floor, still trying to save others. His selfless act of heroism is a great example of the good that can come out during a tragic event like 9 11.

There was a true taboo story in a corporate environment. In a certain company, it was an unspoken taboo to talk about the CEO's family issues, which were actually affecting the company's decision - making. One employee, unaware of this unspoken rule, mentioned it during a meeting and was quickly reprimanded. It was a strange taboo as it involved hiding important information that could potentially impact the business.

Sure. There was a student who had a really hard time with the dress code. One day, she unknowingly wore something that was considered against the rules. She was called out in public and made to feel embarrassed. It was a horrible experience for her as she didn't mean to break any rules and just wanted to express herself a bit through her clothing.

In one catnip horror story, a cat's encounter with catnip led to it getting stuck in a very small space. The cat was so hyperactive from the catnip that it tried to squeeze into a tiny hole in the wall. It got stuck halfway and started meowing pitifully. The owner had to call for help and it took some effort to carefully extract the cat without hurting it. It was a very nerve - wracking experience for both the cat and the owner.

Sure. There was a story of a truck owner. He used Amsoil in his truck's transmission. After a short while, he noticed that the shifting was becoming rough. It turned out that the Amsoil seemed to be causing some sort of reaction with the transmission components. He had to drain the Amsoil and clean the transmission thoroughly before using a different lubricant to get the smooth shifting back.

Well, I heard of a story where someone's phone died while they were waiting in the queue. They had no way to contact their friends inside or prove their identity if needed. And they were so worried about missing out on the Berghain experience that they started to panic. It was a horror for them at that moment.

Sure. There was a young athlete from Compton who made it big in the sports world. He grew up in a neighborhood where there were many distractions and challenges. However, he was discovered by a local coach who saw his potential in track and field. With dedicated training and support from his family, he went on to compete at national and international levels, winning several medals. His success inspired many other kids in Compton to take up sports.