Ed Sullivan’s influence and heartfelt simplicity of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown helped cement Peanuts as a cornerstone of American entertainment history.
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Will Eisner’s estate is selling the rights to The Spirit and more, aiming to preserve his legacy and spark renewed interest in one of comics’ true masterpieces.
Star Trek imagined 2026 as the dawn of World War III, shaped by the Eugenics Wars, a second American Civil War, and a slow march toward global collapse.
Burt Meyer, the inventor of Lite-Brite, Rock' Em Sock' Em Robots and Mouse Trap, died at 99, leaving a joyful legacy that shaped iconic toys and inspired generations.
How Devil's Tower became a Wyoming icon shaped by Native legends, unique geology, and its unforgettable role in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
The legendary Jaws shark artwork is in the public domain due to a copyright mishap — discover how artist Roger Kastel lost ownership of an iconic image.
From a 1970s marketing gimmick to a viral sensation, Pet Rock made millions—now it’s even hitched a ride on Mars! Discover its wild legacy and cultural impact.