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951K views · 34K reactions | Steve Martin and Martin Short return to SNL this Saturday! | Saturday Night Live | Facebook

Steve Martin’s King Tut! In 1978, Steve Martin's "King Tut" performance on Saturday Night Live (SNL) became an immediate cultural phenomenon, satirizing the "Egyptomania" surrounding the traveling Treasures of Tutankhamun museum exhibit. #SNL #comedy #comedians #funny #stevemartin #kingtut #1970s #classicomedy #lovegilda | Love Gilda

11K views · 213 reactions | Using colorized photographs we see each of Tutankhamun's coffins opened, like a Russian doll, one within the next, finishing with a coffin made of sold gold and solid gold death mask. King Tut in Color airs Monday night at 10/9c on National Geographic. | National Geographic TV | Facebook

Was there really a curse? When King Tut’s tomb was opened in 1922, the sudden deaths of a few individuals connected to the discovery sparked global headlines. Newspapers fueled the mystery, and the legend of the “Pharaoh’s Curse” was born. But the full story is more layered — and far more fascinating. History is often shaped as much by media as by myth. Ready to separate fact from fiction? Step inside the world of the Boy King at Discovering King Tut inside the Luxor. Experience the tomb through