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Are you still struggling to get into the 4th of July spirit? Really? What’s wrong with you!?
Well. don’t worry. The Pulps are here to help!
by Mitchell Hooks
by Rudolph Belarski
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by George Erickson
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by James Trombata
by Ken Fagg
by George Quintana
by J. Oval
by Walter Baumhofer
by James B. Settles
“We must be free not because we claim freedom but becuase we practice it.”
— William Faulkner
Here to help you get in the mood for Independence Day are some of America’s greatest heroes!
Hi, everyone! Retro Television Reviews are taking the week off for Independence Day! They will return on July 6th!
by Tom Cannady
We are just a few days away from the 4th of July and the 250th birthday of America. Here to help you get in the mood are a few paintings that capture America and Americans at different times over the past 250 years.
by Mort Kunstler
by Tom Lovell
by Graig Kreindler
by Gil Cohen
by Gil Cohen
by Tom Cannady
by Graig Kriendler
by Tom Cannady
by Graig Kriendler
by Gil Elvgren
by Max Ginsburg
by Max Ginsburg
by Tom Lovell
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by Alan Bean
by Alan Bean
by Juan Valesquez
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We’re just a week and a half away from the most important birthday party in history.
It’s almost time for night to all and the fireworks to begin so here’s just a quick reminder from Marilyn Monroe.
Celebrate but be safe! The 4th of July calls for celebration but it’s not worth it if you’re not around for the fifth!
I wish I had a 4th of July movie to review today but I don’t. Instead, I’ll just share my favorite “mission” from the much maligned 2006 Godfather video game.
In this mission, Aldo (who is controlled by the player) takes care of a corrupt cop on the 4th of July. The Godfather game is hardly perfect but I have always loved that cut-scene of the fireworks going off while Aldo and Rosa look down at the alley.
Happy 4th of July, everyone!
Is there anything better than blurry pictures of fireworks on the 4th of July?
I don’t know but I do know that I always enjoy taking them. For me, they’re as much a part of the 4th as visiting with family and cooking out. In honor of the 4th, here are some of my favorite blurry fireworks pictures:
Previous Moments:
Here are some vintage independence day postcards! Some of these postcards are dated and some of them aren’t but they’re all from the early 20th century and they show that, even a century ago, people enjoyed fireworks on Independence Day.
Check out these patriot postcards:
1906
1908
1913
1913
1914
Through the Shattered Lens 