Sept 10-Tv Dinners, 1st Dude popped for DUI, Rin Tin Tin, Jose Feliciano, Mike the Headless Chicken, Ryan Phillippe,

0:10 Well, Hi, I am Jeff, and welcome to history. In fact, it's about the day visited by cool media. Today, September the tenth TV Dinner Day. Today is National TV Dinner Day. Now they are pretty convenient. They have come a long way since nineteen fifty three. That's when Swanson's they bout way too many turkeys for Thanksgiving. Now they had come up a way to sell them, so they invented the TV dinner. Now They've always been popular even when they first came out. They're just so easy. Nineteen eighty six they became even easier. You didn't even need to turn on your oven. A microwave. TV dinners went on sale. Yeah, I know, they're not called TV dinners anymore. They're actually called frozen meals. But there are so many companies selling so many different choices. You shouldn't have any trouble fighting one you'll like today. They just sit down in front of your TV and enjoy your TV dinner, all right, Listen, it happened to entertainment on September tenth. In the year nineteen eighty three, number one album was Thriller by Michael Jackson.

1:21 Michaels and below had the number one song with maniac Esus like Silence the file Willness, What Will? She's a John Connley. He had the number one country song with I'm Only in It for the Love. I'm only in it har the love, I'm only in it for the love. And the fact he competed in the right Rick asked the question that I'm really asking, do you want to love?

2:10 The cham Lasting. The number one selling book was Poland by James Mitchner. The top movie was Mister Mom Michael Keaton. He loses his job, so he stays home with the three kids and his wife Terry Garr goes out to work. All right, what happened on September the tenth Now in the War of eighteen twelve. In eighteen thirteen, the largest naval battle in the entire war took place Yeah on Lake Erie. Yes, Admiral Oliver Perry and his nine Yes Navy ships were able to capture six British ships. Now do you think this pisses off the Japanese because they don't get credit for it? In eighteen sixty nine, an American Baptist minister was on a mission in Yokohama, Japan. Now, while he was telling them all about Jesus. He also invented the rickshaw. His name is Jonathan Goebel. He needed some way to transport his wife, who was an invalid, around town. Eighteen ninety seven. Well, I guess somebody had to be the first over in London George Smith. He became the first person arrested for a drunk driving. The twenty five year old taxi driver. He was arrested after he drove his taxi into a building. He told the truth, said he'd been drinking some beer. Pled guilty. He was find twenty five shillings. That was about seventeen dollars back then.

3:15 Now he really couldn't deny it though his taxi was stuck in the side of a building. Now it won't be dedicated until October thirty first, But it was today, in nineteen thirteen that the Lincoln Highway opened up. It was the first paved highway that went coast to coast in the United States. Went from Times Square in New York City Lincoln Park in San Francisco, ran three and forty two miles. Nineteen forty five and Fruit of Colorado. A farmer he went out to cut the head off a chicken for some dinner. Well, after he decapitated the chicken, it ran around like they did while the farmer left. When he came back, the chicken was still alive. After a while he figured out well that chicken had lived. He ended up naming that chicken Magic Mike. Yeah. See, somehow he had cut it just right where it left the brainsten but knocked off the road. Oh head. He could actually see down the throat and so he was with an eyedro opper. He would feed it and give water down the throat even though the chicken didn't have a head. So he actually toured the chicken around the country and all everybody comes, see the headless chicken left for eighteen months and then he choked. Go cop, got coat, goat shug. This shivers day. We gonna pause. He left this shiver day. We don't siple car. He left this shivers day. And you know we don't do that. Birthday all right. That's is born on September the tenth action movie star Rent ten ten. He was born near Fleery, France in nineteen eighteen. Yes. During World War One, an American soldier named Lee Duncan, he was scouting areas that the United States might be able to use for air bases.

4:41 And he came across his small town in France. Germany had just bombed the hell out of it. The only building left standing was a kennel. Then inside the kennel was a female German shepherd and her litter of puppies that she had just had. Yeah, the puppies, their eyes are still closed, and she was nursing him. Dunk and he decided he was going to rescue all them dogs. So he took them all back behind American lines. Once the puppies were weaned, he gave the mom to an officer. Three of the puppies went to three different soldiers. He kept a boy, Rin Tintin, and a little girl and then Nit. After the war, he went back and he settled in Los Angeles. Then in nineteen twenty two, he thought Rentin ten would be a good movie dog, so he got him a small part in the movie. Then Hollywood fell in love with Rin Tintin ended up starring in twenty seven movies. Near nineteen twenty six, he's voted top film performer. Yeah, that was before the Oscars. They even put him on the Hollywood Rock of Fame. He died at thirteen years old in nineteen thirty. They flew his body back to France and buried him in a pet cemetery outside of Paris. But yeah, other German shepherds continued playing rentintin Jose Forlisi I know. He's seventy nine.

6:03 He was born a Lauris, Puerto Rico, in nineteen forty five. He was born blind. When he was five, his family moved to Spanish Harlem in New York. Taught himself out to play the accordion at seven, taught himself to play the guitar at nine, started singing in coffee owls at the seventeen, released his first album at twenty. Yeah, he's not released fifty four albums. Most of them are in Spanish, but some of them are in English. Biggest hit is both Spanish and English. Yeah, it's Fleece Novi done. He's still to her son mostly before Christmas for some reason. He has been married to a second wife since nineteen eighty two and they have two sons and one daughter. Actress Amy Irvings. She's seventy one. She's born in Palo Alto, California, in nineteen fifty three. Started out on Broadway. First movie she was in was Carrie. Then she was nominated for an Oscar for Yentel. Then she's in Mickey and Maud, The Rage, Carry two Traffic. She was married to Steven Spielberg for four years and they had a son. The judge gave her one hundred million dollars in that divorce.

6:55 Then she had another son from her second husband. She didn't get a dying from that guy. She's been married to her third h it's been since two thousand and seven. Actor Ryan Philippe, or as the French would say, Actor Ryan Philippe, is fifty years old. He's born in Newcastle, Delaware, in nineteen seventy four. First got known on the daytime soap opera One Life to Live. Then he hit bigging movies in the late nineteen nineties, I Know what You did last summer, Cruel Intentions. Then he's in Crash, Flags of Our Fathers. It's married to actress Rhys Witherspoon for eight years and they had two children. Then after they divorced, he had a daughter from a girlfriend. All right, let's go back to Rude. The longest paved road in the world, the Pan American Highway. It goes from prune Home Bay, Alaska, down to the tip of Argentina nineteen thousand miles. I thank you for listening today. Don't forget to follow us on whoever you listen to us on. Come see has at cool media dot com. That's cool thrills. Let's end with actress Jane Wyam and she died day in two thousand and seven at ninety years old. Jane said, the opportunity for brotherhood presents itself every time you meet another human being. You guys, have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow in SMAs