Tag: Charlie Chaplin

• This Day in Pop Culture for April 16

  

  NBC’s “Holocaust” miniseries debuted on this day in 1978 and still made a difference 40 years later in Germany.

  Jeffrey Totey

  April 16, 2020

  This Day in Pop Culture

  April 16, Charlie Chaplin, Holocaust, Meryl Streep, Miniseries, Pulitzer Prize, World War II

• This Day in Pop Culture for April 8

  

  One of the weirdest shows to air on ABC, “Twin Peaks” debuted on this day in 1990 and Hank Aaron performed a world record in 1974.

  Jeffrey Totey

  April 8, 2020

  This Day in Pop Culture

  April 8, Charlie Chaplin, Clint Eastwood, David Lynch, Douglas Fairbanks, Hank Aaron, Twin Peaks

• This Day in Pop Culture for February 5

  

  1966: Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day Although nobody seems to know for sure when the first Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day began, but most seem to think it was on this day in 1966. Living in Rochester, New York, Florence Rappaport was a mother to six children. With the weather outside being particularly…

  Jeffrey Totey

  February 6, 2020

  Culture, This Day in Pop Culture

  Animation, Charlie Chaplin, D.W. Griffith, Douglas Fairbanks, February 5, Ice Cream, Mary Pickford, Peter Pan, United Artists, Walt Disney