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Flipboard Culture Desk
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Welcome to Flipboard’s culture and lifestyle picks. You'll find insightful interviews, revealing reviews and thought-provoking features. Posts are handpicked by Flipboard editors. Boosts do not imply endorsement, but are used to highlight posts we think the community might find interesting. #Culture #Entertainment #TheArts #Food Get the app to explore your interests all in one place: https://about.flipboard.com/download-flipboard/ Header image: Group of people having fun at concert. Photo by Getty Images
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Twister, the classic American game that was marketed as “the game that ties you up in knots,” debuted in 1966. But it didn’t get off to a very auspicious start. Thought to be too risque, some critics called it “sex in a box.” It eventually went on to become universally loved. What changed? TV host Johnny Carson and famed actress Eva Gabor played it on “The Tonight Show," and the rest is history. Read more from @Smithsonianmag@flipboard.com:
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#Culture #Games #History #Twister #TheTonightShow
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