All articles tagged with #popular culture
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
The article lists various products and technologies, like the Segway, Google+, and 3D TV, that were hyped as the next big thing but ultimately failed to live up to expectations or flopped in the market.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
Uno, the popular card game created in 1971, remains highly relevant and continues to grow in popularity, with almost one deck sold every second in the US last year. Its broad appeal, simple gameplay, and numerous editions have helped it maintain its status as a family favorite across generations. Mattel, which acquired Uno in 1992, has released various themed versions and continues to innovate with new editions, such as the extreme "Show 'em No Mercy" version. Uno's enduring success is attributed to its accessibility, affordability, and cultural presence.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press
As 2023 comes to a close, various words have emerged around the world that capture the popular mood. While some consider "AI" as the word of the year, other contenders include "authentic," "rizz," "password child," "kitawaramba," "bwa kale," "spy balloon," "kuningi," "c'est la hess," "zei," "nones," "shan dao hou zi," "bharat," and "quoicoubeh." These words reflect a range of sentiments and cultural contexts, from slang terms in Australia and Kenya to expressions of frustration in South Africa and France.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hollywood Reporter
The Hollywood Reporter's TV critics have compiled a list of the 50 best TV shows of the 21st century so far. The list includes shows like "Sex and the City," "Avatar: The Last Airbender," "South Side," "Vida," "The Underground Railroad," "The Crown," and "The Leftovers." The critics faced the challenge of narrowing down the vast array of television content available today, but ultimately created a diverse and compelling list that showcases the evolution and impact of TV in the past two decades.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ABC News
Props, sets, and costumes from beloved television shows will be sold in early June by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions, including the bar from “Cheers,” the set from “All in the Family,” and costumes from “Star Trek” and “Batman.” The auction features about 1,000 lots and wraps up with live bidding from June 2 to 4 in Dallas. James Comisar, who has been tracking down and preserving television memorabilia since 1989, curated the collection, which includes items from a variety of shows and appeals to everyone.