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.
Charlie Brown and Friends Back on TV!
We won! Charlie Brown and friends are back in time for Thanksgiving! But on another network…
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.
Disney’s Brilliant Campaign to Support Make-A-Wish
From now until January 31, 2021, ShopDisney.com will give 25% of the sale price of every vintage Mickey Mouse purchased to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Every Hallmark Christmas Movie Ever
The Holderness Family really nailed this video which pretty much explains the plot of every Christmas movie to air on the Hallmark channel. Watch this, are you’re done for the season. You’re welcome.
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.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 15
It was on this day in 2005 that the first live-action Batman movie to receive an “R” rating was released in theaters. If did very well.
This Day in Pop Culture for November 14
It was on this day in 2005 that a little bird ruined everything for Domino Day.
