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More brands jumping on the Barbie train, but I have to say this The Kraft Heinz Company brand adaptation is my favorite so far! It’s clever, and would definitely fit well into Barbies Dream Home. I’d say they nailed it what do you think?

OMG! Ads That Would Never Work Today What??? Cigarettes and DDT are good for you? Now we use sunblock, hats and sunglasses to shield us from sun damage. Wow were we fed a lot of purposely false information.

1934 3-cent Mother’s Day Stamp

WOMEN IN REVOLT - Newsweek, March 23, 1970

The Deputy Dawg Show first ran weekly from January 1, 1960 to December 31, 1964. Each episode has a Deputy Dawg cartoon, followed by Sidney the Elephant. Terrytoons was the first animation studio to begin producing new material for TV in a big way and introduced pioneer animator Ralph Bakshi.

The World's Most Visited Websites, Visualized Just a handful of websites get the majority of the world's internet traffic. As of 2023, there are around 1.13 billion websites in existence — but only a handful of these receive the majority of the world's traffic. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Google is the most visited site overall, with 85.1 billion monthly visits. In second is YouTube (33 billion), followed by Facebook (17.8 billion).

The Beatles vs. Their Sons: This is a comparison of each Beatle on the right with their sons on the left. Not only do these sons favor their widely known fathers, they also inherited the music gene and all have worked in the industry.

The Beatles vs. Their Sons Bands that move a generation are few and far between. One of the most well known of the 20th century were The Beatles. Having the most #1 successes of all time with 20, The Beatles are also some of the most recognized musicians to date. This is a comparison of each Beatle on the right with their sons on the left. Not only do these sons favor their widely known fathers, they also inherited the music gene and all have worked in the industry.

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SIZE COMPARISSONS BETWEEN THE EARTH, MARS, AND THE MOON

December 19 On this Day in Entertainment: 1993 - Michael Clarke (drummer for The Byrds, Flying Burrito Brothers) dies of liver failure at age 47 after decades of alcohol abuse. 1955 - Carl Perkins records "Blue Suede Shoes" two days after writing the song. 1997 - Titanic opens in theaters. It becomes the top-grossing movie of all time, with a soundtrack that sells about 15 million copies, thanks mostly to the Celine Dion hit, "My Heart Will Go On." 1974 - Ron Woods joined the Rolling Stones