NPR's series "Throw It Back" explores how the objects we love as kids shape how we see and live in the world as adults. It continues with the story of the Rev. Gregory Holston and his stuffed monkey.

Students in Menands are keeping the seat warm for their sick classmate. The Menands Union Free School has adopted Gage Jr., a stuffed monkey. The stuffed monkey is keeping the seat warm for their ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) – A beloved stuffed monkey is on its way to accompany a young Camp Mystic camper in her final resting place. The weathered Jellycat animal, pre-loved by another child, is en route in an ...

The "mascot" and plush, Mr. H, has travelled to over 65 countries and is connected to a close friend of the late conservationist The legendary primatologist died at 91 of natural causes in Los Angeles ...

These tenants deserve better protection. Tenants in a Brooklyn-based apartment building demand answers about why a stuffed monkey was found hanging from a ceiling. The act of blatant racism occurred ...

In our second Kinect Hack Of The Day, programmers Jan Sieber and Ralph Kistler create a brilliant "interactive installation" that uses the motion data collected by Kinect's sensors to create a game of ...

NEW YORK-- Neighbors in a Brooklyn apartment building are demanding accountability after one tenant, who is Black, found a stuffed monkey hanging from a ceiling light fixture, with what appeared to be ...

Sometimes a kid's best friend isn't actually a person. GREGORY HOLSTON: He had brown hair. He had a yellow chest, almost like a "Curious George" cartoon character. RASCOE: Reverend Gregory Holston ...