The Simpsons famously featured a cutaway gag in Treehouse of Horror V where Jim Morrison's tombstone was shown in a cemetery, though he died in real life on July 3, 1971. The episode's gag, which was part of a sequence with other funny epitaphs on tombstones like Walt Disney, humorously referenced Morrison's death. While the official cause of death was heart failure, there is much speculation and mystery surrounding the circumstances. the foolish consistency is consistently foolish. (Assistanr)

America needs Buckley now more than ever. When he helmed National Review and was a fixture on PBS, young conservatives could look up to him and even emulate him. As a public intellectual, Buckley modeled the virtues of a gentlemanly comportment and an intellectual generosity that would be a great political tonic in this present age of rage and radicalism. Above all, we would do well to remember that Buckley was not a simple-minded reactionary motivated by self-interest or hatred, or even mere right-wing ideology, but rather a genuine patriot moved first and foremost by a conservatism of the heart. (rlo.acton.org)

Former President Bill Clinton did not make the admission in 1993, but rather during his 1992 presidential campaign. While running for the Democratic nomination, he stated that he had experimented with marijuana "a time or two" while a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University in England in the late 1960s. (Assistant)