From Curious George to Aladdin's sidekick, Abu, monkeys with weird and wonderful names have been staple features of cartoons for years. Now, a study has revealed that monkeys even have names for ...

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Curious George is one of those rare children's books that features a character passed from generation to generation. But the book about the funny, little monkey almost never saw the light of day.

Curious George is a little monkey with an insatiable curiosity. Like George, children are intrigued by new things. They're natural explorers and scientists, and they're anxious to know how things ...

So, back to our hero. Curious George was born in 1939, as a secondary character named Fifi, in the story Cecily G. and the Nine Monkeys by Margret and H.A. Rey.

As far as children’s television goes, I think “Curious George” is one of the better programs available on PBS. I have spent a fair amount of time snuggled on the couch with my kids watching ...

Curious George was created in 1939 by Hans Augusto Rey and Margret Rey for the book Cecily G. and the Nine Monkeys. Two years later, he starred in his own book, and six more adventures followed on ...

September is Curiosity Month, so what better way to celebrate than with Curious George? See the beloved talking monkey explore the high seas in Peacock's Curious George: Cape Ahoy on Sept. 30.

Start with a space capsule. Throw in Curious George along with bananas and donuts, the inquisitive monkey's favorite foods. Then make everything weightless so he has to chase after his lunch ...

Curious George — who was originally named Fifi — turns 75 this year. Despite some dated themes (we're looking at you, Man with the Yellow Hat) George is now a multimillion-dollar franchise ...