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This is heartbreaking. The final audio from the Florida Learjet crash captures a pilot reciting the Lord’s Prayer (“Who art in heaven, hallowed be the name”) in the seconds before impact while the 20-year-old co-pilot is screaming that they’re going to crash and die. Nine people gone in under two minutes—including a tech entrepreneur, his wife, their two toddlers, the nanny, and friends. A family heading to the Bahamas for a vacation, wiped out in freefall after hitting severe icing and turbulence. RIP to everyone on board.

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He pulled over to piss on the side of the road and found a trail of kids' backpacks, shoes, and underwear leading to a dead end. "This is really creepy." "Another kid's backpack, another kid's backpack, another kid's backpack." "More backpacks, and a dead end. Is this not creepy?" Is there an innocent explanation for this, or should police be out there right now?

Before Ghostbusters, The Blues Brothers, or Saturday Night Live, Dan Aykroyd nearly lost his life chasing Gilda Radner across a rooftop. He fell 50 feet through a skylight. And somehow, he walked away. Aykroyd was just 22 years old at the time, working in Canadian television alongside Gilda Radner. They were filming a children's comedy for CBC, playing a couple of spies dressed in black raincoats and hats. One of their scenes involved Gilda running across the roof of a warehouse with Dan chasing after her. There was a large industrial skylight in the middle of the roof, so Gilda ran around it. Dan decided to take a shortcut around the skylight, so he could cut straight across it and catch up with her. The glass had metal framing around it, and it looked sturdy enough to walk on, but it wasn't. The moment Dan stepped onto it, the skylight gave way. He fell roughly 50 feet, striking a metal lighting rack on the way down. The rack broke his fall just enough to save his life. When he landed, he was somehow able to get back on his feet. Musician Moe Koffman was nearby and asked Dan what had happened. Aykroyd calmly told him he'd fallen through the roof and needed to go to the hospital. When the ambulance arrived, Dan walked over and climbed inside on his own. Years later, Aykroyd talked about the accident and how fortunate he was to have survived. In a 2025 interview, he even credited divine intervention with saving his life. His career went on to include the Coneheads, the Blues Brothers, Trading Places, and eventually Ghostbusters. All of it could have ended on a warehouse floor in Canada before most Americans even knew his name.

The Dick Van Dyke Show Could Have Been The Johnny Carson Show! Well, sort of. Before Dick Van Dyke became Rob Petrie, Johnny Carson was actually considered for the role. Just imagine that for a moment. Johnny Carson tripping over that famous living room ottoman, trading jokes with Mary Tyler Moore, and coming home from a long day of writing comedy for Alan Brady. It's a little hard to picture, isn't it? But television history might have looked very different. When Carl Reiner first created the sitcom, it wasn't even called The Dick Van Dyke Show. It was called Head of the Family, and Reiner himself played Rob Petrie in the original pilot. The networks weren't interested. But producer Sheldon Leonard saw something worth saving. He believed the show could work with a different leading man. And that's where Johnny Carson entered the conversation. At the time, Carson was hosting the daytime game show Who Do You Trust? He was funny, quick on his feet, and already comfortable in front of television cameras. His name came up as a possibility for Rob Petrie. But it was Dick Van Dyke, then starring on Broadway in Bye Bye Birdie, who ultimately got the part. And what a difference that decision made. The Dick Van Dyke Show premiered in 1961, giving us five seasons of Rob and Laura Petrie, Buddy and Sally, and some of the most memorable comedy in television history. Meanwhile, Johnny Carson wasn't exactly left wondering what might have been. In 1962, just one year later, he took over The Tonight Show and began a legendary 30-year run. Years afterward, Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore confirmed that Carson had been considered for Rob's role. And Van Dyke had the perfect response. He joked that he would have been terrible hosting The Tonight Show! Maybe television history worked out exactly as it should have. But can you imagine Johnny Carson as Rob Petrie?

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Texas just broke its midterm early-voting record, and I couldn't be prouder of my state. More than 7.7 million Texans voted early, according to preliminary Secretary of State data reported by the Texas Tribune. That's 40.5% of registered voters, passing the modern high mark set in 2018. Back in 2022, about 5.5 million Texans voted early. And more than 19 million Texans are now registered, up 2.2% from 2024. The ballot is loaded. Gov. Greg Abbott is running for a historic fourth term, and Ken Paxton is in a tight Senate race with James Talarico. The experts are right that early numbers don't tell us who people voted for. So if you haven't voted yet, Tuesday is your day, Texas. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 🇺🇸 #Texas# #EarlyVoting# #Midterms2026#

Up close Learjet 60 crash site near Cresthaven FL today just after noon . Flight was headed to the Bahamas . All 9 passengers aboard did not survive . That is one hell of crater .. 🤨

Long before he became one of television's most lovable leading men, this young fellow had no idea how many laughs he'd bring into our living rooms. Do you recognize that smile? ❤️