The Sun

The Sun

Newspaper Information Type: Daily newspaper First appearance: "The Regina Monologues"

The Sun is an English newspaper.

History

Homer made the front page after he drove into Queen Elizabeth II's carriage in Buckingham Palace. He was also topless on page 3.

Behind the Laughter

Page 3 is a regular feature in The Sun that features a topless female model.

Appearances

• Episode – "The Regina Monologues"

External links

• The Sun at Wikipedia

Newspapers

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