Chilligan’s Island
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He Turned an Airplane Into an Underground Home
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Full set of Katt Williams on The Roast of Kevin Hart.
Kevin Hart and Katt Williams end their long-running beef live on Netflix.
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NFL rushing leader and three-time Pro-Bowl selection James Cook has graduated from the University of Georgia and will walk at the ceremony May 8th.
📸 @ZacHiller
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Ye and Travis Scott shares a behind-the-scenes of the production, recording and creation of FATHER 📹
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Michael B. Jordan was just spotted at In-N-Out Burger showing love to workers and fans while holding his Oscar after winning Best Actor in a Leading Role for “Sinners” at the 98th Academy Awards.
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This brought back so many memories for me. Like where's the beef? 🤣
What are your favorite commercials from the '80s? Are there any that got left out? Do you still use any of these sayings or quotes?
If these brought back memories for you too, send it to a friend.
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Full Michael B Jordan speech after winning best leading actor in a motion picture along with Viola Davis reaction 🔥🔥🔥
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20 years ago, 6'2 Taurian Fontenette aka "The Air Up There" did the first 720 Dunk during a live game 📺 (2006) #BlackHistoryMonth
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A dresser in the Merchant's House Museum, built in 1832, has been discovered as a secret link to the Underground Railroad — the first of its kind discovered in Manhattan in over 100 years.
NY1 received an exclusive first look at the concealed passage, which runs from the second floor down to a pantry hideaway in the basement.
The passageway had been known about for decades, but its purpose was unknown to historians. Museum researchers recently discovered that the builder of the Merchant’s House, Joseph Brewster, was a passionate abolitionist who built false floors in integrated abolitionist churches and created this route in his own home to aid freedom seekers.
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