R.Kelly, disgraced singer and songwriter, during his interview with CBS (2019)
Dear participants, publish your historical photographs, stories and interesting news. Historical photos and videos that can change the way you look at things Reviving the Past: Stunning historical photographs bring bygone eras to life.
Real men
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A snippet of a 2014 comedy sketch on NBC's Today Show where former host Matt Lauer pretends to expose himself to his colleagues
A subreddit dedicated to all those things in media and elsewhere that didn’t stand the test of time, at all.
Blood on your hands | Poster idea
50 PROTESTS - 50 STATES - 1 MOVEMENT Next Day of Action: 6/14/2025 https://discord.gg/50501
The final moments of Yitzak Rabin (Israeli prime minister, 1992-1995), before his abrupt assasination on the night of November 4, 1995
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The 2003 Incident
The funny moving pictures with text subreddit (REIMAGINED) 😔✊
Jim Lehrer's rules of journalism, c. (2009)
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true story
The funny moving pictures with text subreddit (REIMAGINED) 😔✊
Never again
Delivering the internet's best content daily. On Wednesdays we post frogs!
I-45 and I-10 interchange | Downtown Houston
Comparing past and present locations through photography.
Guy freaks out at UPS driver in the middle of traffic
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[advert] oil commercial in Mexico (2008)
A community for humorously pointlessly gendered things
BREAKING NEWS: Dale has moved out of Casa de Lancaster
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Irish Travelers unite against the common enemy, John Paul
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Morbidly obese man berates hospital staff over soiled bed
All things trashy
Downfall of Dale
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Given Houston's large urban sprawl, why didn't it expand east of the Trinity Bay?
The study of the Earth and its features, inhabitants, and phenomena.
Deadbeat streamer self-projects hatred against his own daughter
/r/sadcringe is a place for awkward or embarrassing situations that also make you feel sad. Please note: the 'sad' part of /r/sadcringe is in reference to when something makes you feel sad, it's not about calling someone out for being sad.
BBC News- Report about an attack on the Department of State w/a car bomb in DC
A subreddit dedicated to archiving 9/11 media, whether it is in danger of becoming lost, already lost, or not well known, this is the place to put it. https://discord.gg/911archive
Cinema Olymipa- Elis Regina (1971)
/r/OldSchoolCool **History's cool kids, looking fantastic!** A pictorial and video celebration of history's coolest kids, everything from beatniks to bikers, mods to rude boys, hippies to ravers. And everything in between. If you've found a photo, or a photo essay, of people from the past looking fantastic, here's the place to share it.
How did Texas react to 9/11?
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Mexican journalist get threatened by the cartel on television
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Ad for National Bank of Mexico, 1961
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Decrepit old man goes on a racist tirade
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TIL that there was a short lived Spanish colony founded in 1526 in present day South Carolina called "San Miguel de Gualdape", becoming one of the first European colonies in the continental U.S.
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