Rare Presidential Photos & Bills: History's Hidden Frames

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Did you know the U.S. once printed a $100,000 bill featuring Woodrow Wilson? It was a goal certificate from 1934 to 35, strictly for Federal Reserve banks, never for public use or spending. Speaking of rarities, check out the first photo of a sitting president, James K. Polk in 1849. For that, John Quincy Adams got snapped as a former press in 1843. Fast forward, Franklin D. Roosevelt made history as the first to fly in office, birthday bash on a Boeing flying boat to Casablanca in 1943, dodging U-boats. Meanwhile, Hollywood gyms pop up everywhere. The Statue of Liberty got fully assembled in Paris for testing before shipping stateside. No real Titanic grand staircase pics exist. Those are from her sister ship Olympic. Then Marilyn Monroe's bedroom as found in 1962, or her color scene from some like it

1:02hot. Presidents kept surprising too. JFK and Jackie Pose with the Mona Lisa, the only time it left France, loaned to DC in 1963. Bill Clinton emailed astronaut John Glenn from the Oval in 1998, first press to do so. Even Abraham Lincoln and Gidey's bird, hatless in 1863. These snaps bridge errors, from Queen Elizabeth's christening at one month in 1926, to her final pick with Liz Truss two days before, passing. They remind us history's full of hidden frames, waiting to drop knowledge on the next generation.