In July 2021, a popular post on the internet forum Reddit highlighted what appeared to be a bizarre moment from the "Curious George" children's books in which the titular monkey "gets high" on ether.

Curious George famously managed all sorts of escapes — from policemen, firemen, zookeepers and plenty other humans who didn't like his mischief. But many readers don't know that the husband-wife ...

The Curious George books seemed out of fashion once my daughter was old enough for them, when a friend passed on a “Curious George and Friends” anthology with some ambivalence. That night I ...

The series, which premiered at 8 a.m. yesterday on PBS, is based on the classic books by Margret and H.A. Rey — dating back to their first Curious George story in 1941 — and is geared toward ...

It was probably inevitable that someone would make a movie based on the Curious George books. Not only does the little monkey possess one of the great brand names in kid lit, but the second title ...

As luck would have it, their British editor was then working for Houghton Mifflin and eagerly acquired the couple’s now-legendary book. Surprisingly, "Curious George" wasn't an immediate success ...

Curious George was a cartoon monkey on Forrest’s shoulder talking to him.” In the 1994 classic, Forrest’s (Hanks) favorite book is an old version of the “Curious George” book series.

But as the exhibition points out, at least outside of the books’ frames, Curious George really did save the day, and more than once. In early September 1939, just after World War II began ...

(The first “Curious George” book, written by Rey’s wife Margret, came out in 1941.) You do, however, notice whenever the computers take over, in aerial perspectives and chase sequences and ...