Jeffrey Wood

On this day in 1973, the astronauts of Skylab 2—the first crewed mission to the Skylab space station—returned to Earth after 28 days, 404 orbits, and 392 experiment hours.

On this day in 1970, the WW2 action comedy 'Kelly's Heroes' premieres. Starring Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Donald Sutherland and Don Rickles, the movie follows a platoon of misfit GIs who set out to rob a bank full of Nazi gold. Any fans? More importantly, any haters?

Thanks so much Bucci!!❤️🎉

🚨#BREAKING: Charlotte NC police say they have ARRESTED 23 "TEENS" and CITED THE PARENTS of the teens who took part in a spree of violence during a "teen-takeover" where over 200 teens were seen... ...BEATING POLICE OFFICERS, JUMPING ON TOP OF CARS, BLOCKING TRAFFIC, DRIVING RECKLESSLY, AND RESISTING ARREST.

Goodbye to this ass weasel.

I’m sick to my freaking stomach reading Tulsi Gabbard’s declassified bombshells. They laid out the entire treasonous plot: weaponizing the Zelensky phone call to impeach Trump, with Rudy Giuliani squarely in their crosshairs next. This wasn’t politics—it was a straight-up coup by corrupt deep state actors to overthrow the will of the American people. These people belong in prison for this shit. Deeply disturbing and downright terrifying.

I hope you lovely people have a beautiful day. 🖤

Good morning everyone it’s Tuesday better than Monday ❤️❤️

Introducing the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026! 👏 #HHOF2026 #HHOF

DON RICKLES and CLINT EASTWOOD plotting a gold heist behind enemy lines in KELLY’S HEROES (1970). A war film, a caper comedy, and a western all rolled into one. Wonderful stuff.

SciFi used to be better

Harrison Ford (82 Years) and his wife Calista Flockhart (60 Years)

🚨Keir Starmer is TERRIFIED of the world seeing this massive sea of British Patriots reclaiming their country with Union Jacks everywhere! The natives are DONE with open borders, grooming gangs, and two-tier rule. Britain is waking up! Go get those views, patriot! 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Happy birthday to Tim Russ, who played Lt. Commander Tuvok on Voyager—and more recently, Picard. He was also Devor on Next Gen, T'Kar on Deep Space Nine, and a lieutenant in Star Trek Generations. He directed the Voyager episode "Living Witness." #StarTrek

Holt Sh*t !! The Left are fcking nuts.

The real accident which was later re-used for movies... June 23 1951: a US Navy F9 [Reg. “125228”] crashes attempting to land on carrier USS Midway, off Virginia (US). Pilot George C. Duncan survives. Accident occurred on trials, draft pushed the jet below deck. Despite his injuries, Duncan was back to flying duties within six months. The accident was caused by an unexpected downdraft that caused the jet to drop just before the flight deck, leading to a severe "ramp strike." The aircraft struck the edge of the deck and tore completely in two, bursting into massive flames. The forward cockpit section skidded violently down the wooden deck with Duncan inside. Remarkably, deck crews pulled Duncan from the burning wreckage, and he survived with only minor injuries, including scorched ears, returning to flight within six months. Because the crash was captured on film, it became a crucial safety training tool for naval aviators. But the iconic footage also crossed over into pop culture, being featured as stock footage in prominent Hollywood films like *Men of the Fighting Lady* (1954), *Midway* (1976), and *The Hunt for Red October* (1990)—where it famously stood in for a modern F-14 Tomcat. Duncan went on to have a highly successful naval career, commanding air groups in the Korean War and captaining the aircraft carrier USS Ranger before retiring in 1968. The incident is a reminder of the dangers in early, carrier-based military jet operations before modern safety innovations like angled flight decks and mirror landing systems were introduced.

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This is the only picture ever taken of the Concorde flying at Mach 2 (1,350 mph). Taken from an RAF Tornado fighter jet, the only rendezvoused with a Concorde for 4 minutes over the Irish Sea.

Longtime SportsCenter anchor and Linda Cohn is retiring from ESPN at the end of the month, the network announced. She ends her time at ESPN as its longest-tenured SportsCenter anchor, with more than 5,500 appearances on the flagship broadcast, and will make host her final show on Friday, June 26.