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That Inspirational Bill Watterson Cartoon You’re Sharing Isn’t Actually By Bill Watterson
That Inspirational Bill Watterson Cartoon You’re Sharing Isn’t Actually By Bill Watterson
That Inspirational Bill Watterson Cartoon You’re Sharing Isn’t Actually By Bill Watterson
If you've checked your Facebook feed lately, chances are you've seen a friend, coworker, acquaintance or former middle school teacher sharing a "new" inspirational Bill Watterson cartoon. Except, it's not actually by the reclusive artist behind the beloved 'Calvin and Hobbes' comic strip.
Original ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Artwork Sells for Record-Breaking Amount
Original ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Artwork Sells for Record-Breaking Amount
Original ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Artwork Sells for Record-Breaking Amount
We've been mourning the sad loss of 'Calvin and Hobbes' ever since cartoonist Bill Watterson stopped producing the beloved comic strip in 1995. But apparently the strip hasn't gone completely forgotten, since a piece of original 'Calvin and Hobbes' artwork recently broke a record at auction by selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The 10 Best Skeleton Dances Ever
The 10 Best Skeleton Dances Ever
The 10 Best Skeleton Dances Ever
Videos of old-timey skeleton dances are the best way to get a little spook-ified before Halloween without accidentally soiling yourself. That is a fact -- you can ask anybody. Oh, thanks for asking. Yes, that is a fact. From PBS to Disney and beyond, here are the best skeleton dances EVER to get you into the spirit of Halloween.
Herman Cain Admits to Quoting ‘Pokemon’ During Speech
Herman Cain Admits to Quoting ‘Pokemon’ During Speech
Herman Cain Admits to Quoting ‘Pokemon’ During Speech
Now that Herman Cain has suspended his bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, he seems ready to admit that he borrowed liberally from ‘Pokemon: The Movie 2000′ during a speech (no joke). That has to be the strangest political confession of all time.
Marge Simpson and First Lady Barbara Bush Exchanged Letters in 1990
Marge Simpson and First Lady Barbara Bush Exchanged Letters in 1990
Marge Simpson and First Lady Barbara Bush Exchanged Letters in 1990
Marge Simpson thought it was unfair when Barbara Bush labeled ‘The Simpsons‘ “the dumbest thing I had ever seen” during an interview the then-First Lady did in 1990. So Marge wrote Barbara a letter in which she explained that she was “deeply hurt” by the criticism, and that she wasn’t sure why  Bush hadn’t given her family “the benefit of the doubt.”