It isn’t April 1, so we’re assuming the press release from the Newseum about a planned
“Anchorman” exhibit opening in November is genuine. November 14, the museum joins
forces with Paramount Pictures to present “Anchorman: The Exhibit,” which will coincide
with the release of
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues in December. Among the items on display: Ron Burgundy’s jazz flute, a re-creation
of the KVWN-TV anchor desk, and a news set where visitors can pretend to be Brick
Tamlin.
Items we hope are included, but unconfirmed for now:
- Sex Panther perfume.
- Many leather-bound books.
- A trident.
- Milk.
- Lamp.
- Bears.
- A glass case of emotion (although if you think about it, that’s basically what the
Newseum is, only on a much larger scale).
We look forward to updating this when we learn more, but for now, you stay classy,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
