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Today is Mickey Mouse’s birthday. The most famous rodent in history is 81 years old, with his first animated feature, Steamboat Willie, having been released on November 18, 1928.
This video shows the birthday celebrations from last year, when Mickey Mouse turned 80. Proving his universal appeal and worldwide fame, these celebrations took place in India in 2008.
Christmas is a fantastic time of year – presents, cards, dinner, family, friends, crackers, holly, mistletoe, drinking, parties, fun, frolics, and TV.
Yes, that’s right, television is the great leveler come Christmas, with everyone being able to settle down in front of the goggle box and watch seasonal shows and movies.
I often wish I lived in the States where Halloween is so much bigger a holiday than it is in the U.K. Then, and only then, could I get away with wearing this costume – and I really do want to wear this costume.
Before Justin Timberlake was a huge pop-star he was on a little show called Star Search as a kid. Oddly enough, he isn’t actually that good in this audition.
Who knew Justin had a horrible country-western voice?
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The Cookie Monster is currently sat atop Google’s homepage, literally eating his way through a cookie-constructed Google logo. This is to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street.
However, 27 years ago, the Cookie Monster was already well aware of Google despite it not having been thought of yet. And here’s the proof.
Today marks the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street. The show aired it’s first season back in 1969 and became an international phenomenon ever since.
But don’t tell Big Bird That. In this interview with Jimmy Kimmel he still thinks he’s only 6 years old.
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Pool is a real man’s game. You’re most likely to find it being played in the roughest bars in the roughest parts of the roughest towns and cities all over the world.
However, some people, no matter how young, are naturals at the game. As is the case with this toddler who may not know anything about angles or spin but can pot balls like there’s no tomorrow.
It’s Halloween again, as you were probably well aware before reading this. This means it’s time for youngsters everywhere to take to the streets wearing scary costumes and ask, “Trick or Treat.”
Trick or Treat is a tradition dating back decades, as proven by this cartoon from 1952. It shows Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Duey, and Louie celebrating Halloween and meeting a witch and some ghosts along the way.
The line between video games (and television and movies for that matter) is already blurred too much, with kids believing they are the next superhero or sword-wielding crime fighter.
But that line can always be blurred even more.
As a fan of everything related with the Dragonball series, this game looks like a wet dream. World Of Warcraft may have some real competition in the coming months when this game finally launches.
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