This Day in Pop Culture for December 22
Being born in 1941, Archie Andrews just might be the world’s oldest teenager.
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This Day in Pop Culture for December 21
The very first crossword puzzle (only first-known as a “word-cross puzzle” was printed in New York World newspaper on this day in 1913.
This Day in Pop Culture for December 20
It was on this day in 1957 that singer Elvis Presley was drafted into the U. S. army.
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.
