1.4M views · 139 reactions | First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt attempts to stump the panel on What's My Line in 1953, quite an interesting moment to see her speak about the United Nations! President Harry Truman once called her the "First Lady of the World"... See the full episode tomorrow only on #BUZZR March 10th 9:00 pm est #WhatsMyLine #EleanorRoosevelt | BUZZR | Facebook

17K views · 161 reactions | Eleanor Collins, Canada's first lady of jazz, turns 100.  She reflects on her career and living life to the fullest: www.cbc.ca/1.5365600 | CBC Vancouver | Facebook

Who was the real Lady Macbeth? 🤔 On Gone Medieval, Dr. Eleanor Janega spoke with the brilliant, best-selling crime writer Val McDermid about the truth behind Shakespeare's famous leading lady... and the infamous curse of Macbeth! 👀 Listen to the full podcast here 👇 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0fGYdg0 | History Hit

1.2K views · 132 reactions | One of the most influential women in American history, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt was born on October 11, 1884. Before, during, and after her time in the White House, Eleanor championed human rights, defended the needs of working people, and blazed a new path for women in politics and public life. As First Lady, she traveled the country delivering the message of the New Deal. | American Experience | PBS | Facebook

1.7K views · 194 reactions | The USS Yorktown (CV-10) turns 78-years-old today. The Fighting Lady was commissioned on April 15, 1943. As we think back over the almost eight decades of the Yorktown's history, hear the words of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and her hopes for the ship's future prior to its christening in early 1943. | Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum | Facebook