The U.S. Postal Service will honor beloved TV icon Betty White with a commemorative stamp in 2025, celebrating her legacy as an "icon of American television" and her advocacy for animals. The stamp, designed by Greg Breeding and illustrated by Dale Stephanos, is based on a 2010 photograph by Kwaku Alston. This tribute comes nearly three years after White's death, recognizing her enduring impact across generations through her roles in shows like "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Golden Girls."
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced the release of new postage stamps dedicated to Betty White, set for 2025. The stamp features a digital illustration by Dale Stephanos, based on a 2010 photograph by Kwaku Alston, and was designed by USPS art director Greg Breeding. This initiative is part of a broader 2025 stamp program that includes tributes to other notable figures and themes, such as Allen Toussaint for the Black Heritage series and a Year of the Snake stamp.
The United States Postal Service announced that a commemorative stamp featuring Betty White will be released in 2025, honoring the beloved actress and animal advocate who passed away in December 2021. Known for her roles in "The Golden Girls" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," White's legacy continues to resonate with fans across generations. The USPS also revealed other stamps for 2025, including themes like the Lunar New Year, Black Heritage, and nature.
The Beatles' debut on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 marked a seismic event in American television history, drawing an estimated 73 million viewers. The band's performance showcased their confidence and musical prowess, solidifying their place in music history. Their appearance marked the resurgence of rock 'n' roll in the American scene and propelled their career to unprecedented heights, signaling the beginning of their global domination.
Ryan Seacrest will replace Pat Sajak as the host of the iconic game show Wheel of Fortune in 2024. Seacrest will also serve as a consulting producer under a multi-year agreement. Pat Sajak, who has hosted the show for over 40 years, will retire but stay on as a consultant. Co-host Vanna White will remain with the show. Wheel of Fortune still attracts 26 million viewers weekly and over 10,000 people audition to be on the show each year.
