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The History of Little Golden Books

Introduced in 1942, Little Golden Books became a childhood staple with the introduction of such classics as 'The Poky Little Puppy.' Here are ten things every fan of the most popular children's books ever published should know. When Western Publishing debuted Little Golden Books in the 1940s, the success was immediate. Little Golden Books were cheap to...

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Remembering the California Raisins

The singing, dancing, anthropomorphized raisins began with a 1986 TV ad and turned into a cultural phenomena as the coolest wrinkled musicians this side of the Rolling Stones. A group of singing, dancing, anthropomorphized raisins launched a sensational career after singing the 1968 Marvin Gaye song, “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” in a 1986 commercial for...

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On the Fast Track, Transcontinental Railroad Spike Sells for $2.2 Million

‘The Arizona Spike,’ a steel spike clad in gold and silver that commemorated the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869, roars past pre-auction estimates at Christie's.A steel railroad spike clad in gold and silver, used in the ceremonial completion of the transcontinental railroad, sold for $2.22 million at Christie's, smashing its pre-sale estimate of $300,000–$500,000.A little...

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Ticket to Infamous JFK Birthday Party With Marilyn Monroe Sells for $94,500

Monroe's sultry rendition of "Happy Birthday" and famously sexy dress stunned the audience and made the 1962 bash an unforgettable evening. A ticket to President Kennedy's 1962 Birthday bash, featuring Marilyn's Monroe's sultry version of "Happy Birthday," sold for $94,500.Courtesy of Sotheby's There are moments in American pop-culture history that are transcendent. Marilyn Monroe singing “Happy Birthday”...

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