Uncle Sam, you’ve gotta change with the times. The skinny, venerable old gentleman in the red, white and blue suit and starry hat who has symbolized the United States in everything from ...

Uncle Sam is the personification of the United States federal government, dating back to the 19th century. He's typically depicted as an older gentleman sporting a star-spangled top hat and red ...

Those posters, which showed Uncle Sam pointing at the viewer accompanied by the straightforward tagline of “I want you for U.S. Army,” cemented the symbol’s place in U.S. history.

Uncle Big Lau, the unlikely, 81-year-old influencer is, according to his fans, ‘Chinatown’s only food critic we trust.’ The unlikely 81-year-old influencer is, according to his fans ...

Uncle Sam has evolved over the years, from a character first appearing after the War of 1812, whose initials “U.S.” represented the United States in cartoons, to the more modern image that has ...

Uncle Sam Needs You ... to Be a Poll Worker for This Year's Election. Joint Task Force Guantanamo trooper casts his ballot in a voting drive, Oct. 21, 2008.

Sam also runs an art studio called Uncle for which he hand paints and sells sculptures, according to his online store. The finalists' dinner on "Squid Game: The Challenge" episode 10. Netflix ...

Meme Status Confirmed Type: Exploitable, Pop Culture Reference Year 1914 Origin Lord Kitchener Recruitment Poster Tags psa, uncle sam, slogan, army, usa, military, war, uk, britain, world war i, ...

The “I want YOU” poster featuring a rendering of Uncle Sam was a staple in military recruitment during World War I as well as to encourage the general population to support U.S. entry into the war.

He said he wanted to mimic the war propaganda feeling of the original Uncle Sam poster. “If you look back at World War II ... Then they get out and they don’t get the health care they need. ...