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Fashion & style
fromInsideHook
1 month agoProducts of the Week: Snoopy Watches, Bedding and Striped Shoes
Weekly product highlights include a Peanuts-themed Timex pickleball watch, Caraway mixing bowls with sifters, Hay outdoor furniture, Doze bedding bundle, and other home and personal style upgrades.
Typography
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month agoThe way the world is, something daft is appealing' why everything from pizzas to podcasts has a cartoon character on it
A distinctive visual style combining 1920s rubber hose animation, 1950s Americana, and contemporary graffiti aesthetics has become the dominant branding approach for independent food and beverage businesses since the late 2010s.
fromTravel + Leisure
2 months agoThis Is the Unofficial Snoopy Capital of the World-and It Has a 'Peanuts' Museum, Ice Rink, and a 'Warm Puppy' Cafe
"We've got a long history of 'Peanuts' here," says Chelsea Wood, content and social media coordinator for the Santa Rosa Metro Chamber. "When Charles Schulz moved here back in the '50s, he got a lot of inspiration for his comics. We've become a worldwide hub, outside of the museum in Japan and his hometown in Minnesota. Santa Rosa has kept it going, leaning into the love that everyone shares for 'Peanuts.'"
California
fromEngadget
1 month agoCharlie Brown now works for Sony
Sony Music Entertainment Japan and Sony Pictures Entertainment now officially own 80 percent of the Peanuts franchise. The companies have closed the deal, which was officially announced in December 2025 when it was still subject to regulatory approvals, for $460 million. Sony Music Japan has owned 39 percent of Peanuts since 2018, so the Sony subsidiaries are essentially buying 41 percent of the franchise from Canadian firm WildBrain with this transaction.
Television
fromSFGATE
2 months agoIn the 1990s, he made millions off 'Dilbert.' Then, he discovered Trump.
Over the last two decades, 45-year-old library assistant John Takis has witnessed some of the most important events in modern U.S. history. He lived through the cyber paranoia of Y2K. He saw the violent, fiery destruction of the World Trade Center broadcast on television. He heard the American government loudly declare war on Iraq not once, but twice. None of these dark, confusing experiences of the early 2000s, however, could prepare him for one of the strangest - and maybe most maligned - pop culture artifacts in recent memory: the Dilberito.
Humor
E-Commerce
fromFast Company
1 month agoPunch the monkey and his stuffed orangutan toy are taking over Etsy, Amazon, and Ikea with merch
Punch, a baby monkey from a Japanese zoo, became a viral sensation after hugging a stuffed toy, spawning widespread merchandise sales across multiple e-commerce platforms and retailers.
fromOpen Culture
2 months agoRare Video: Vince Guaraldi's First Televised Performance of "Linus and Lucy" (1964)
In 1964 — a year before the release of A Charlie Brown Christmas — Vince Guaraldi gave the first televised performance of 'Linus and Lucy.' Filmed for public television, the performance featured Guaraldi on piano, Tom Beeson on bass, and John Rae on drums. Long unseen, this 1964 performance captures the piece in its earliest televised form, well before A Charlie Brown Christmas became the second-best-selling jazz album in history.
Music
fromSilicon Canals
2 months ago9 things every boomer remembers about weekend mornings that today's kids will never experience - Silicon Canals
If you woke up too early on a Saturday, you'd turn on the TV to find... nothing. Just a test pattern or static. Television stations actually signed off at night and didn't start broadcasting again until morning. Can you imagine explaining this to kids today? That there was literally nothing to watch? No Netflix library, no YouTube, no endless content.
Television
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