This Day in Pop Culture for January 11
It was on this day in 1935 that Amelia Earhart became the first person to successfully fly from Honolulu, Hawaii to Oakland, California.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 10
About 1,400 real circus performers appeared in the Oscar award-winning movie “The Greatest Show on Earth” which premiered on this day in 1953.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 8
Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords was injured from a shooting on this day in 2011 and “The Apprentice” made its debut in 2004.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 9
Rocky Balboa had his first fight on this day in 1976.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 7
While Rudolph and Red-Nosed Reindeer has been around since 1939, most people had not heard of him until Gene Autry’s hit which became a #1 ht on this week in 1950.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 4
1905: The Voice of Winnie-the-Pooh was Born Sterling Holloway was born on January 4, 1905. While being an actor in movies as well as for TV for almost 50 years, … Continue Reading This Day in Pop Culture for January 4
This Day in Pop Culture for January 3
It was on this day that some people starting tossing fruitcakes, Dragnet aired for the first time and Peanuts comic strip published its last daily strip.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 2
It was on this day in1928 that Time magazine made lemonade out of a lemon of an embarrassment with it’s first “Man of the Year” issue.
This Day in Pop Culture for January 6
1975: ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Debuts Wheel of Fortune is the longest-running syndicated game show in the U.S. airing over 6,000 episodes to date. Merv Griffin conceived the idea for Hangman-type show … Continue Reading This Day in Pop Culture for January 6
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