July 14-Mac & Cheese Day, Gerald Ford, Imagine Dragons, Bastille Day, Jane Lynch, Mathew Fox, Matterhorn

0:09 Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factoids about today Pasion by Cool Media. Today's July the fourteenth, and me calaroni and cheese? Can you mix them with them? I'm begging your pees a rooney and cheese. It's my favorite things. Jes cheese and cheese and kimoni and they it is National Mac and Cheese Day. Macaroni and cheese. Those recipes go back to the thirteen hundreds over in Italy, but they used parmesan cheese and the eighteen hundreds of Americans started to really improve the mac and cheese and by nineteen thirty seven craft they were selling them in boxes. Wow, then they really took off. Now the US version of mac and cheese is the favorite worldwide.

0:58 Sorry Italy, but here sucks now. I like mine with cutout hot dogs in it. But everybody likes their mac and cheese their own way. The only deals we could actually find today we're over a Noodles and Company, Panera bread and pop belly that they're really easy to make. So go out and make some, or just go out to eat whatever you do. Just enjoy some mac and cheese today, all right? What happened to entertainment on July the fourteenth, goes back to nineteen fifty four. Number one album was Glenn Miller Plays select songs from the Glenn Miller Story. Kitty Allen had the number one song with little Things Mean a Lot. Blow mea keys from across the rooms say I look nice when I'm not touch my hair as you pass my chair. Little Things Mean a Lot. Hank Snow had the number one country song with I Don't Hurt Anymore, It don't hurt any all my drops urd and normal, walking the floor with that burning inside. The number one book was Not As a Stranger by Morton Thompson. Top movie. It was A High and the Mighty. A commercial jet airliner has mechanical problems flying over the Pacific Ocean. The pilot really freaks out, so is washed up.

2:30 Co pilot has to land. The plane stars John Wayne, Robert Stack, and Claire Trevor. It was nineteen sixty nine. The movie Easy My Writer was relief to theaters. Starred Dennis Hopper, Peter Fine, and Jack Nicholson. They made it for four hundred thousand dollars, made over sixty million dollars. All Right, What happened on July the fourteenth, it's Pastille Day over in France. Now the Bastille. It was a huge fortress built in the late thirteen hundreds. Walls were five feet thick and one hundred feet high. Eventually it was turned into a prison. Then today, in seventeen eighty nine, a mob attacked the b still they that's pretty much what started the French Revolution. They wanted weapons and they wanted to free all the political prisoners the French monarchy were holding there. So when they got inside they thought out, well, they really didn't have any weapons there, but they were able to free all the prisoners being held there. Yep, got all seven of them out of there. Now that's the reason for a national day, isn't it.

3:23 Eighteen sixty five, England mountaineer Edward Wimper he led six other climbers on the first expedition to actually climb to the summit of the Matterhorn at horns Down's fourteen thousand, six hundred and ninety two feet on the border of Italy and Switzerland, third highest peak over the Alps might probably be the higherest to climb, though, but their celebration once they were the summit was pretty short lived. Four of those seven climbers, Yeah, they died coming down. Eighteen sixty eight New Aven, Connecticut, Alan Fellows he invented the tape measure. Eighteen seventy of the United States Congress, they agreed to give Abraham Lincoln's wife, Mary Lincoln, Yeah, lifetime pinching a three thousand thousand dollars a year. That was seventy thousand dollars today. She lived until eighteen eighty two, so she got it what twelve times? Nineteen thirty six, Collegeville, Indiana set their state record at one hundred and sixteen degrees. Nineteen fifty one, the first TV sporting event was broadcast in color. It was a horse race, Yeah, the Hollywood Cup, the nineteen forty eight Triple Crown runer Citation was running his last aways. He won became the force horse to ever win a million bucks. Nineteen fifty four, and East Saint Louis, Illinois set their state record at one hundred and seventeen degrees. In Missouri, Union and Horsauce at the stet record at one hundred and eighteen degrees. I think we should probably be outdone with those state high temperature records now due to lack of use. In nineteen sixty nine United States, they took out a circulation the five hundred, one thousand, five thousand, and ten thousand dollars bills.

4:48 Nineteen eighty three. Over in Japan, Nintendo released the arcade game Mariour Brothers. Yeah, it was about an Italian American plumber. Nineteen eighty eight, a radio station w yhy and Phi. What else. You offered one million dollars to anyone who could prove elbos who was still alive. Yeah, no one's collected yet. And twenty twenty scientists and they discovered that that Andy and Condor, it's the heaviest bird that can fly, weighs almost thirty three pounds. They figured out that they can actually soar for five hours without flapping its wings. Coop Coop Coop coop cool goat Shaug. This Shivers Day, We're gonna pause. He left this shuverday. Were gonna simple targe. He's like, it's Shivers Day, and you know we don't get because that's the birthday.

5:30 Let's check out. It's born on July the fourteenth. This land is your land, and this land is my land. From California to the New York Land from the Redwood Forest, the golf Stream waters. This land was made for you and me. That was Witty Guthrie. He was born in Oakmah, Oklahoma, in nineteen twelve. He was a farmer in Oklahoma when the dust bowl hit in the nineteen thirties caused him to have to move to California. Got out to became a really popular radio DJ. Yeah, but they had to fire him Yeah because it was pro communism. Views ended up in New York City, singing folk and children's songs, saying a lot about the dust. Bawl released seven albums while he was alive. He released another ten after he died and What he actually wrote three thousand songs. This landed your Land, that's his most known song. Married in divorce three times, had three children from his first wife, four from his second wife, One of those was Ourlow Guthrie, and he had one child from his third wife.

6:32 What. He died in nineteen sixty seven to fifty five years old from Huntington's disease, till of his daughter died from it. Also, Gerald Ford Junior. He was born in Omaha, Nebraska, in nineteen thirteen. He was actually born Leslie King, but his dad abandoned he and his mom when he was sixteen days old. Then when he was two and a half, his mom married a painting salesman, Gerald Ford Senior junior. He was a star football player at the University of Michigan, helped them win two national championship titles, and then they went undefeated both those years. Now he turned down offers to go pro after he got out of the college. We went to Yale Law School instead. After serving in the Navy during World War Two, served in the House, represented as from Michigan from nineteen forty nine to nineteen seventy three. Then he did a couple months as the Vice president, and then served as the thirty eighth President of the United States nineteen seventy four to nineteen seventy seven. That was following Watergate. He's the only president who wasn't elected as a president or vice president. He married Betty in nineteen forty eight and they had fourty children Forred. He died in two thousand and six at ninety three years old. Well out of the old place. Oh good time, Charlie, swinging out of side. I'll be here if you've owned the party, if I'm not in the morning until twelve to nine. Country singer Del Rays was born a Spartan, North Carolina in nineteen thirty two. One of the biggest country singers in the nineteen sixties. Some of his big ets were Girl on the Billboard, The Bell of Southern Bell, Good Time, Charlie's. Then he had that truckery anthem looking out the windshield at the World

8:05 nineteen seventies. He went from performer to music executive YEP in the early nineteen nineties. He's the one who actually discovered Billy Ray Cyrus, among others. He married nineteen fifty seven and they had three children. Deal died in two thousand and seven from emphasiva and seventy four years old. Actress Jane Lynch is sixty four. She was born in Evergreen Park, Illinois, in nineteen sixty. She pretty much just did some local theater, a couple of commercials, a few small roles until the two thousands. Then she got really known on TV playing Charlie Shrink on Two and a Half Men. Then she hit really big in Glee, hosted Hollywood Game Night. She's been hosting Weakest League since twenty twenty. Some of her movie were Best in Show, a Mighty Win, done a lot, a lot of voice rolls. She is deaf in her right here. Yeah, it's not the reason. She's also gay.

8:50 She was married to her first wife for four years and married a second wife in twenty twenty one. Actor Matthew Fox. He's born in nineteen sixty six in Abmington, Pennsylvania. He's fifty eight. TV started out in a Party of Five and then he started on Lost. Some of his movies are We Are Marshall, Vantage Poets, Alex Cross World war Ze got married in nineteen ninety two and they have two children. Now. Most of you know actress Tracy Gold from Growing Pains. She has a younger sister, Missy. Yeah, Missy actually had a series. First, she starred on the show Benson. Missy Gold is fifty four. Are born in Great Falls, Montana in nineteen seventy. After Benson in and Missy, she quit acting. She decided to go to school and up becoming a doctor in psychology. Yeah, she is currently a practice sing psychologist up in Maine. She is married and has two children. Tonight, it's time o Dan Reynolds. He is the Sleets sing here for the band Imagine Dragons. Thirty seven year old was born in Las Vegas in nineteen eighty seven. Co farms Imagine Dragons in two thousand and eight. While he's going to bring him young university. Now the band they have sworn a blood oath to never reveal what Imagine Dragons means. Sold over seventy five million records. Some of the big ones are some of their hits, I Guess Radioactive Demons, It's Time Believer Now. They go out on

10:24 tour July thirtieth. If you want to check them out, they'll be out touring until the end of October. Dan and his wife they just divorced in March after thirteen years of marriage. They have three daughters and one son. All Right, so if you're gonna celebrate mac and cheese today, pretty much unanimously, experts are all agree that if you're gonna eat your macintrees, the wine to go with it is shardon Nay. Well, thank you for being here today. Make sure you follow us. I know wherever you listen to the sun comes this at coolmedia dot Com. That's cool thrillos. Let's end with Ivanna Trump. She died today in twenty twenty two at seventy three years old. Yeah, she was Donald's first wife, Ivana. She says, looking good is the best revenge. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. No no, I do remember. No no, no nome no no no