The phrase "interesting fate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or outcome that is unexpected, curious, or ironic. Example: Despite his best efforts, John could not escape his interesting fate of working for the very company he had always vowed to never join.
I think Geffen wanted to keep it for Wang Chung -- interesting twist of fate had it happened.
In an interesting turn of fate, many of these events were racially-charged, including the Ferguson arrest, Black Lives Matter movement, and Baltimore protests.
In an interesting twist of fate, Carla Gugino and Mark-Paul Gosselaar have acted together once before--nearly twenty years ago when she played his first girlfriend on Good Morning, Miss Bliss, the prequel to Saved by the Bell.
Le Poisson Rouge was once the legendary Jazz venue the Village Gate which was originally a flophouse for men - which is interesting bit of fate, as an earl Calvi project was titled Cheap Hotel, (B-side "New York").
Here's Anna Calvi performing at Le Poisson Rouge, which was once the legendary jazz venue the Village Gate -- which itself was originally a flophouse for men, making for an interesting bit of fate, as Nina Simone (whom Calvi cites as a favorite) performed on this stage, and additionally, an early Calvi project was titled Cheap Hotel, releasing one single "New York"..
The question of plastidial redundancy is particularly interesting as the fate of the host dinoflagellate plastid is unclear.
For it's the unhappy Slade family from whom the Curse (always capitalized) spreads outward, and we care about them just enough to make their various fates interesting.
But history has provided an interesting footnote to her fate.
The admission, and the anti-communist planning outlined in the Foreign Office documents, provide an interesting backdrop to the fate of Aldo Moro.
Their following fate is interesting, but it is not sufficient understood currently.
