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The Simpsons cannot actually predict the future. Yet, as the longest-running sitcom in US history, the timeless series often finds itself aligning with "life imitates art" moments that happen years after airing. This week, for example, users on social media couldn't help but wonder at the latest coincidence between Vice President Kamala Harris' outfit during the inauguration and Lisa Simpson's outfit in an episode from 2000. Kamala Harris is sworn in as vice president by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor as her husband Doug Emhoff holds the Bible during the 59th Presidential Inauguration ...

Origin On Jan. 20, 2021, social media users posted images that they said seemed to show that the animated television sitcom “The Simpsons” had predicted the U.S. vice presidency of Kamala Harris, who was inaugurated that day along with U.S. President Joe Biden. Some pointed to the episode “Bart to the Future,” which originally aired in March 2000 and showed character Lisa Simpson succeeding Donald Trump as president. In the episode, Lisa wears a purple suit, which some said echoed Harris’ purple ensemble as she was sworn in, as illustrated in this tweet: Fans point out 21-year-old '...

Did The Simpsons Predict Kamala Harris Becoming Vice President?   Following the Inauguration Day, The Simpsons fans are speculating that the show predicted yet another major event – that of Kamala Harris and her Vice Presidency.     Well, kind of at least…In the episode, Bart To The Future, which aired in 2000, Lisa becomes the first female President of the US, but both Lisa and Ms. Harris wore a purple jacket, necklace, and earrings.     Obviously, this bizarre theory blew up as a thread on Twitter, but one thing The Simpsons did 100% predict is Donald Trump’s presidency of the US...

It's a perfectly cromulent word! - The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines "embiggen" as "to make bigger or more expansive"...

Dan Greaney Wintu Audubon Society There’s a little piece of sky fluttering through the neighborhoods and "neighbor-woods" of the North State. Actually, many little pieces. They are feathered beauties, and, if one is to believe the folklore, bringers of happiness. Western bluebirds thrive from Mexico up through the coastal states in just about any habitat that provides a mix of open woods and small meadows — say, for instance, the neighborhood woodlands of our area. Here, the birds find everything they need to prosper. Oak trees offer low branches, perfect perches from which to scan the...