This Day in Pop Culture for December 19
Two big Oscar-winning movies were released on this day: “Kramer vs. Kramer” in 1979 and “Titanic” in 1997.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 18
On this day in 1946, Steven Spielberg was born and in 1963 the Pink Panther starred in his first animated cartoon.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 17
On this day The Simpsons hosted their own TV special and they have never left the airwaves since.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 16
On this day in pop culture history, “Love Story” debuted, Yosemite Sam was “born” and Jane Austen got her own “day.”
This Day in Pop Culture for December 15
The iconic “Gone With the Wind” debuted on this day in 1939. Many years later, people were introduced to the LaserDisc also released on this day.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 14
Though often made fun of now, “Saturday Night Fever,” which was released on this day in 1997, had favorable reviews and was nominated for four Golden Globes and an Oscar for Best Actor.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 13
Born in 1925, Dick Van Dyke turned 95 today!
This Day in Pop Culture for December 12
Interracial marriage was the basis for 1967’s “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” film which was released on this day in pop culture history.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 11
The Muppets presented their version of “A Christmas Carol” and Disney animation presented their twist of “The Frog Prince” on this day in pop culture history.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 10
Mighty Mouse first appeared on TV back in 1955.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 9
“A Charlie Brown Christmas” aired for the first time on this day in 1965.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 8
Lucy was “with child” beginning on this day in 1952.
