第一对居然是这两位老人家
凡高和高更
Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin
How it began: Paul Gauguin joined Vincent Van Gogh at his studio in Arles, France, in 1888, for what both hoped would be a creative community to live and work in. However, after two electrifying and inflammatory months that included intense debates about their vastly different aesthetics, Gauguin realized he could not live and work with Van Gogh anymore.
Peak feud moment: During a fight, Van Gogh allegedly threatened Gauguin with a knife before turning it on himself and cutting off his ear, which he then gifted to a prostitute. Some art historians have suggested that Gauguin may have actually cut off the ear instead.
Resolved? Yes. Despite their stressful parting, Van Gogh and Gauguin continued to exchange letters and sketches of their work until Van Gogh's suicide less than two years later.
起因：艺术理念不同
高潮：打架，Van Gogh要杀人，然后自己割耳朵喂鸡，也有人说是高割的
和解：Y, 大男人气量大
其他的和这对比，看来是差远了

（2）Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli
How it began: As two of the only female fashion designers in the 1930s, Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli were avowed rivals. Schiaparelli's granddaughter, supermodel Marisa Berenson, later wrote in V magazine that Coco "was jealous" of her famous grandmother.
Peak feud moment: According to former Vogue editor Bettina Ballard, once, at a costume ball, Chanel “steered” her rival into some candles, causing Schiaparelli to catch fire.
Resolved: No, but Schiaparelli was forced to close her design house in 1954 after going bankrupt, making the rivalry somewhat moot.
两大时装设计师
起因：行业竞争
高潮：一个把另一个推向烛台，让她焚身与火
和解：N, 一个破产倒闭，结束
这一对看来不比一差

（3）Joan Crawford and Bette Davis
How it began: Hollywood's most legendary feud started in 1935 when Joan Crawford, a noted silver-screen siren, took up with Franchot Tone, who was Bette Davis' leading man in the movie Dangerous. Davis had a crush on Tone, but couldn't hold a candle to Crawford, who married the actor after the movie wrapped. From that moment on, the women were in an all-out war for roles and prestige, making no secret of their distaste for one another.
Peak feud moment: Despite both turning in show-stopping performances in the 1962 thriller Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?, only Davis was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. Crawford's solution to this slight: she called the other nominees, offering to accept the award on their behalf should they win. As luck would have it, winner Anne Bancroft couldn't make it, so Crawford accepted the award, much to Davis' dismay.
Resolved: No. Upon hearing of Crawford's death, Davis allegedly remarked, "You should never say bad things about the dead, you should only say good. Joan Crawford is dead. Good!"
大家自己看Feud season 1
和解: N, 窘死后，贝蒂说：“你不该说死人坏话，你该说好话，Joan Crawford死了， 真好。”

（4） Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine
How it began: Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine's feud was a classic case of sibling rivalry, amplified by their parallel careers in show business. The drama began in 1935, when de Havilland landed her first role in Hollywood; little sister Fontaine soon followed with her first silver screen role in 1937. The sisters competed for parts, lovers and awards for the rest of their lives.
Peak feud moment: Fontaine, who was forced to take her stepfather’s surname so there wouldn’t be a surplus of de Havillands in Hollywood, beat out her older sister for her first Academy Award in 1942. But in 1947, when de Havilland won her first of two Oscars, she famously snubbed her younger sister when Fontaine attempted to congratulate her —a moment that photographer Hymie Fink captured on camera.
Resolved: Maybe. In a 2013 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Fontaine maintained that there was no feud, despite some snipes over the years. "Let me just say, Olivia and I have never had a quarrel," she said. "We have never had any dissatisfaction. We have never had hard words. And all this is press."
AFI 百大女星落榜姐妹双株
起因：姐妹竞争
高潮：一个被迫只能用继父的姓，一个得了oscar, 另个来道喜，不理不睬 （真是小事一桩）
和解：Y, 2013年妹妹揭露，其实真个是个选场噱头，姐妹情深？

（5）玉婆和黛比
Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor
How it began: After Elizabeth Taylor's third husband, Mike Todd, died in a plane crash in 1958, the grieving widow found solace—and later, a new husband—in singer Eddie Fisher. The only catch? He was still married to her good friend Debbie Reynolds.
Peak feud moment: Fisher divorced Reynolds, leaving behind children Carrie and Todd, to marry Taylor in 1959.
Resolved: Yes. In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Reynolds revealed that she and Taylor made up in 1966 when the two stars found themselves booked on the same floor of the Queen Elizabeth ocean liner on a trip to London. Reynolds sent a note to Taylor, who replied with a note of her own asking Reynolds and husband Richard Hamlett to have dinner with her and her husband at the time, Richard Burton. The two later starred in the film These Old Broads, which was written by Reynolds and Fisher's daughter, Carrie Fisher.
起因： 抢男人，友谊小船说翻就翻
高潮：老公和闺迷跑了
和解： Y, 坏男人玩腻了， 被蹬，两姐妹各找新男人，和好如初

（6）拳王阿里和Joe Frazier另个打拳的
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier
How it began: Boxers Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier initially faced off at Madison Square Garden in 1971 in the first of what would be a three-fight trilogy—and an epic rivalry. The competition became a stand-in for the racial tensions of the time: Ali identified as a civil rights hero who stuck it to the establishment as a conscientious objector and a newly-converted Muslim, whereas Frazier, in Ali's estimation, had "no cause" and was in the game "for the money alone." Unlike Ali, Frazier wasn't vocal about his politics (Frazier's daughter Weatta Collins told The New York Times that her father was never political and he "didn't care if people were Republican or Democrat.") As a result, Frazier was framed as a "Great White Hope."
Peak feud moment: For their third and final match-up, the "Thrilla in Manila," Ali frequently used the racially charged term "gorilla" to refer to his oppponent. With his win, Ali confirmed that he was indeed, as he proclaimed himself, "the Greatest."
Resolved: No. In Frazier's 1996 autobiography, Smokin' Joe, the heavyweight champ still held a grudge against Ali, even though Ali's luck had turned with the onset of Parkinson's disease. "Truth is, I'd like to rumble with that sucker again—beat him up piece by piece and mail him back to Jesus," Frazier wrote. "Now people ask me if I feel bad for him, now that things aren't going so well for him. Nope. I don't. Fact is, I don't give a damn. They want me to love him, but I'll open up the graveyard and bury his ass when the Lord chooses to take him." In an interview with the New York Daily News in 2011, however, Frazier claimed to have moved on. "I forgave him for all the accusations he made over the years."
起因： 拳击对手，然后由于政治，两黑人的比赛变成黑白大战
高潮：比赛中，阿里骂另个黑人猩猩，（怎么说的出口），后来赢了，成为最佳
和解：N, 1996 年， 阿里已经Parkinson综合症了，Frazier还是不原谅，2011年转为高风亮节

（8）mr and mrs 戴安娜
How it began: Even after marrying Diana in 1981, Charles maintained a warm relationship with his former flame, Camilla Parker-Bowles. Diana later claimed she discovered that Charles had rekindled his romance with Parker-Bowles in 1986. Meanwhile, the princess had infidelity rumors of her own to deal with, starting with "Squidgygate" in 1992, when The Sun revealed that there were tapes of intimate conversations between her and a close friend, James Gilbey, who affectionately referred to Diana as "Squidgy" and "Squidge."
Peak feud moment: When Princess Diana visited the Taj Mahal, one of the world's most romantic landmarks, alone during the royal couple's 1992 tour of India, rumors of their rocky marriage proliferated. The heavy tabloid coverage of the couple put stress on an already strained union that was endlessly scrutinized by the public. A few days later, the world watched in fascination as Princess Di coolly rebuffed a kiss from her husband after a polo match, in full view of the media.
According to former Buckingham Palace press secretary Dickie Arbiter in his memoir On Duty With the Queen, after Diana turned away from Charles' kiss, she told her protection officer Ken Wharfe that she was upset about Charles' indiscretion about his more-than-friendship with Parker-Bowles. "If he wants to make a fool out of me with that woman, he deserves it," she said. "But I am not about to make a fool of myself so that all his friends can laugh at me." The couple formally announced their separation in December of 1992.
Resolved: No. Diana and Charles divorced in 1996. The following year, the princess died in a car crash in Paris. Charles notably participated in the public mourning of "the People's Princess." In 2005, he married Parker-Bowles.
两个字：孽缘

（９）　雷农和莱特曼　（脱口秀前两大天王）
Jay Leno and David Letterman
How it began: After Johnny Carson retired from NBC’s Tonight Show, many assumed David Letterman, who already hosted Late Night with David Letterman on the same network, would take over. However, NBC installed Leno in the time slot instead, setting off what has since been called the "late-night wars." These events were later immortalized in Bill Carter’s 1994 book The Late Shift and HBO's subsequent film adaptation.
Peak feud moment: In 1993, Letterman received his own show, The Late Show with David Letterman, on CBS—airing at the same time as Leno’s The Tonight Show.
Resolved: Yes. Letterman revealed to Oprah Winfrey on Oprah's New Chapter in 2012 that Leno "is the funniest guy I've ever known." Leno, for his part, moved onto another conflict, when he was reinstated as the host of The Tonight Show in 2010 after Conan O'Brien took the reins in 2009.
起因：一个抢了另一个的饭碗
高潮：另一个另起门户，　开始竞争
和解：Y, 被抢饭碗那个在２０１１Oprah's上大度了一把，　另一个去抢其他人饭碗　

（１０）枪与玫瑰乐队的两大成员：Axl Rose and Slash
Axl Rose and Slash
How it began: According to former Guns 'N Roses manager Doug Goldstein, the beef allegedly began when Slash said he would be collaborating with Michael Jackson in 1991. Axl Rose—who has since spoken out about the sexual abuse he suffered as a child—apparently took issue with Slash working with a performer widely rumored to have inappropriate relationships with children. (Jackson was later charged with child sexual abuse, which he denied. He was found not guilty, though new allegations surfaced after his death in 2009.)
Peak feud moment: After continued conflicts with Rose, Slash left the band for good in 1996.
Resolved: Yes. During an interview with CBS in 2015, Slash revealed that he and Rose were on speaking terms again. "It's very cool at this point,” said Slash. “You know, let some of that, sort of, negative...dispel some of that negative stuff that was going on for so long." The two later shared the stage when Guns 'N Roses headlined Coachella's 2016 festival.
起因：一个小时候可能被坏人爆过局，有心里阴影，　看到另一个与杰克逊合作，不爽了
高潮：　另一个离开乐队
和解：Y, 2016 从新合作演出

居然单机了，　下次再更

网络吹得玄乎的特斯拉和爱迪生居然没上榜……

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