Lost at the Smithsonian with Aasif Mandvi
Society & Culture
Phyllis Diller was a 38-year old, practically homeless mother of five when she started her standup career. She was a trailblazer, using her jokes to open doors for all the women who would come after her. In a lucky break for history, she was also a compulsive note taker and gave a filing cabinet with 50,000 jokes to the Smithsonian for safe keeping.
The Original Muppets
Bee Gees' Silver Suits
Pelé's #10 Jersey
Archie Bunker's Chair
Carrie Bradshaw's Laptop
Muhammad Ali's Robe
Dorothy's Ruby Slippers
Jose Felciano’s Guitar
Fonzie's Jacket
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