This Day in Pop Culture for November 24
It was on this day in 1993 when America first met Mrs. Doubtfire. What a gal.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 23
Movie audiences experiences a close encounter of the third kind on this day in 1977. In 1980, they got a glimpse inside the UFO.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 22
It was on this day that Belle had her first dance with the Beast and four years later, Pixar released Toy Story.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 21
Tweety Bird was “born” on this day in 1942. He’s actually three years older than Sylvester!
This Day in Pop Culture for November 20
“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” first debuted on TV on this day in 1973.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 19
Ford gave up on the Edsel while
“Rocky and His Friends” was just starting on TV on this day in 1959.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 18
Today is Mickey Mouse’s birthday and Hollywood’s most successful version of Ben Hur was released on this day in 1959.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 17
President Richard Nixon defended himself on this day in 1973 when he gave the infamous “I am not a crook” speech.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 16
The New York Post published it’s first newspaper on this day way back in 1801 and Harry Potter fans rejoiced because they had a new movie to see in 2001.
