Gary Sinise here. Today marks the 30th anniversary of my role as Harry Truman in the HBO miniseries, “Truman.” It was one of the great challenges of my life and one of the great acting moments of my life. (1995)

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Gary Sinise here. Today marks the 30th anniversary of my role as Harry Truman in the HBO miniseries, “Truman.” It was one of the great challenges of my life and one of the great acting moments of my life. (1995)

r/oldschoolcool

Gary Sinise here. Today marks the 30th anniversary of my role as Harry Truman in the HBO miniseries, “Truman.” It was one of the great challenges of my life and one of the great acting moments of my life. (1995)

r/damnthatsinteresting

Tomorrow, Jimmy Carter will turn 100, marking him as the first US President in history to make it to his 100th birthday!

r/rarehistoricalphotos

Portrait of Titanic passenger and millionaire Benjamin Guggenheim 1910. Refusing to enter a lifeboat, he reportedly asked a steward to inform his family "that I played the game straight to the end and that no women was left on board this ship because Ben Guggenheim was a coward" (1437 x 1600)

r/interestingasfuck

I created a photorealistic image of George Washington if he lived in the present day.

r/damnthatsinteresting

Chuck Feeney is the billionaire who gave it all away. After spending his life working tirelessly to accumulate a fortune of $8 billion, his net worth dropped down to $2 million in 2020 after donating 99% of his wealth to charitable causes.

r/europe

75 years ago the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was established

r/oldschoolcool

Gary Sinise here. Today marks the 30th anniversary of my role as Harry Truman in the HBO miniseries, “Truman.” It was one of the great challenges of my life and one of the great acting moments of my life. (1995)

r/damnthatsinteresting

On August 21, 1959 - Hawaii Joined the U.S as their 50th State

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Gary Sinise here. Today marks the 30th anniversary of my role as Harry Truman in the HBO miniseries, “Truman.” It was one of the great challenges of my life and one of the great acting moments of my life. (1995)

r/interestingasfuck

In 1970's, Billionaire Daniel Keith Ludwig had his blood samples frozen, believing his ex-wife's daughter, Patricia, might challenge his will and claim his property. Patricia filed a lawsuit after his death, but DNA analysis proved Ludwig was not her father, and the case was dismissed.

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I created a photorealistic image of Abraham Lincoln if he lived in the present day.