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Back of the Bus

Back of the Bus

In December 1955, The Honeymooners was the toast of television. But when the show got political, the sponsors said “no.” Here is that infamous lost episode.

Kids’ Advice to Lincoln

Kids’ Advice to Lincoln

In 1860, an eleven-year-old girl named Grace Bedell wrote a letter to President Lincoln, suggesting he grow a beard, as his face appeared too thin.

Chuck Jones' The Old Man and The Sea

Chuck Jones' The Old Man and The Sea

"In the distance, a Marlin peaked above a crest, raised an eyebrow, smirked, and winked. Santiago fiendishly rubbed his palms together. He loaded up his ship with lines and bait and dynamite and anvils from the ACME corporation," from Anthony Scibelli.

Back of the Bus

Back of the Bus

In December 1955, The Honeymooners was the toast of television. But when the show got political, the sponsors said “no.” Here is that infamous lost episode.

Kids’ Advice to Lincoln

Kids’ Advice to Lincoln

In 1860, an eleven-year-old girl named Grace Bedell wrote a letter to President Lincoln, suggesting he grow a beard, as his face appeared too thin.

Young George Washington

Young George Washington

Father, I cannot tell a lie. I chopped down the cherry tree. Also, I’m the one who set the puppies and the kittens on fire. Also, I copped a feel from Aunt Esmeralda while she was pouring tea. Also, I gave Grandpa Arnold turpentine and told him it came from your liquor cabinet.

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