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  • IYKYK: ✂️🦖🦕❄️ This Tim Burton classic hit theaters 34 years ago today! #timburton #90sthrowback #90snostalgia #johnnydepp #wynonaryder #vincentprice #vhsdaze #vhs #90sclassics
  • Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
  • “Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
  • Elvis Presley’s ’68 Comeback Special turns 50 years old today, and it’s still as electrifying as ever! Airing on December 3, 1968, the special — simply titled Elvis — marked the King’s epic return to live TV after seven long years. Elvis, looking sharp and sounding even better, rocked the stage with a full band in front of an intimate audience. And let’s not forget that legendary acoustic set — way before MTV made “Unplugged” a thing — surrounded by fans hanging on his every note. The soundtrack album soared into the Top 10, and just months later, Elvis stormed back onto the singles charts with hits like “In the Ghetto.” By 1969, he was back on top with his first No. 1 hit in seven years, “Suspicious Minds.” The King was officially back, baby! #Elvis #ElvisPresley #68ComebackSpecial #rockandroll #thekingofrockandroll #popculture #classictv
  • Celebrating the 33rd Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” Album! 🎶👑💥 Released on November 26, 1991, “Dangerous” marked Michael’s fourth album as an adult solo performer and ushered in a new era of boundary-pushing music and visuals. One of the hottest releases of the holiday season and beyond, the album produced multiple iconic hits, including the number-one Billboard smash “Black or White” and unforgettable top-ten successes like “Remember the Time,” “In the Closet,” “Jam,” and “Who Is It.” The beloved ballad “Heal the World” became an anthem for global change, resonating with fans around the world. And who could forget “Will You Be There,” a heartfelt track that served as the theme for the classic 1993 film “Free Willy.” 🔥”Black or White” was the electrifying lead single, accompanied by one of Michael’s most groundbreaking videos. It had many of us kids buzzing and rapping along back in the day and I’m not ashamed to admit it! Directed by John Landis and featuring Macaulay Culkin at the height of his fame, the video premiered simultaneously on MTV, VH1, and Fox on November 14, 1991, captivating an estimated 500 million viewers in 27 countries—a record-breaking debut! The album’s stunning cover artwork, created by legendary artist Mark Ryden, remains one of the most intricate in music history. Ryden’s surrealistic, highly detailed design embodied Michael’s larger-than-life persona, blending elements of fantasy and mystique. For the album’s 30th anniversary, Ryden shared early concepts that revealed even more about the creative vision behind the masterpiece. Over 30 years later, “Dangerous” continues to make waves. With 32 million copies sold worldwide and 8 million shipped in the United States alone, the album has been certified eight times platinum by the RIAA. Its influence on pop culture, music, and music videos remains undeniable, cementing its legacy as one of the best-selling and most beloved albums of all time. #michaeljackson #dangerous #MarkRyden #kingofpop #MacaulayCulkin #popmusic #legendaryalbums #HealTheWorld
  • BLAST FROM THE PAST⚡️35 years ago today, AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS debuted on ABC! 📺 It’s been three and a half fun-filled decades since audiences first laughed along with this iconic series. The show began on November 26, 1989, as a stand-alone special hosted by the legendary Bob Saget. Created by Vin Di Bona and inspired by the Japanese variety show “Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan,” tt officially launched as a weekly series in January 1990, with Saget hosting for the first eight seasons. The series has awarded over $18 million in prize money and evaluated more than two million video clips submitted by home viewers. The show’s popularity also inspired the spin-off “America’s Funniest People,” which aired from 1990 to 1994. This series was hosted by another “Full House” alum, Dave Coulier, and the late great Arleen Sorkin from 1990 to 1992, with Tawny Kitaen replacing Sorkin in 1992. In the early years, Ernie Anderson was the original voiceover for “America’s Funniest Home Videos.” A legend in the game, he was known as the “voice of ABC” during the 1970s and 1980s, introducing other hit shows like “The Love Boat” and “Fantasy Island.” Today, “America’s Funniest Home Videos” remains a television staple. The longest-running primetime entertainment show in ABC history, it was renewed for its 35th season in early 2024. Currently hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro — best known as Carlton from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” — the show has been thriving under his leadership since 2015, beginning with season 26. Ribeiro took over from Tom Bergeron, adding his own charm and humor to the role. Over its history, “AFV” has also been hosted by John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, D.L. Hughley, and Richard Kind, who appeared in various specials. What a ride it’s been! #AFV #AmericasFunniestHomeVideos #BobSaget #AlfonsoRibeiro #TVAnniversary #ComedyGold #ClassicTV #TVHistory #classictvshows
IYKYK: ✂️🦖🦕❄️ This Tim Burton classic hit theaters 34 years ago today! #timburton #90sthrowback #90snostalgia #johnnydepp #wynonaryder #vincentprice #vhsdaze #vhs #90sclassics
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IYKYK: ✂️🦖🦕❄️ This Tim Burton classic hit theaters 34 years ago today! #timburton #90sthrowback #90snostalgia #johnnydepp #wynonaryder #vincentprice #vhsdaze #vhs #90sclassics
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Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
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Looking forward to crossing paths with @anthonymarquez_kung_lao next weekend at the @oceancitycomiccon in @oceancitymaryland … I’m really enjoying the book and the positive vibes he brings to my social media feeds! 🐉 Seeing the guys from OG Mortal Kombat guys in the wild is always a treat! So, I bringing the side panel off my arcade cabinet for a signature from another one of the greats! #mortalkombat #kungfurockstar #mkII #mortalkombat #kunglao #martialarts #positivevibes
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“Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
“Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
“Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
“Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
“Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
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“Look, man, I ain’t fallin’ for no banana in my tailpipe!” 🍌 40 years ago, we first met Axel Foley when ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP’ hit theaters! Hot on the heels of two massive silver screen hits, “48 Hrs.” (1982) and “Trading Places” (1983), along with his legendary HBO comedy special “Delirious,” Eddie Murphy had firmly established himself as one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities. Of course, Murphy didn’t achieve success alone—“Beverly Hills Cop” boasts an outstanding ensemble cast, including Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, and Steven Berkoff. Oh, and let’s not forget Bronson Pinchot’s unforgettable portrayal of Serge, the eccentric art gallery salesman! #beverlyhillscop #eddiemurphy #axelfoley #80sthrowback #80snostalgia #80smovies
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Elvis Presley’s ’68 Comeback Special turns 50 years old today, and it’s still as electrifying as ever! Airing on December 3, 1968, the special — simply titled Elvis — marked the King’s epic return to live TV after seven long years. Elvis, looking sharp and sounding even better, rocked the stage with a full band in front of an intimate audience. And let’s not forget that legendary acoustic set — way before MTV made “Unplugged” a thing — surrounded by fans hanging on his every note. The soundtrack album soared into the Top 10, and just months later, Elvis stormed back onto the singles charts with hits like “In the Ghetto.” By 1969, he was back on top with his first No. 1 hit in seven years, “Suspicious Minds.” The King was officially back, baby! #Elvis #ElvisPresley #68ComebackSpecial #rockandroll #thekingofrockandroll #popculture #classictv
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Elvis Presley’s ’68 Comeback Special turns 50 years old today, and it’s still as electrifying as ever! Airing on December 3, 1968, the special — simply titled Elvis — marked the King’s epic return to live TV after seven long years. Elvis, looking sharp and sounding even better, rocked the stage with a full band in front of an intimate audience. And let’s not forget that legendary acoustic set — way before MTV made “Unplugged” a thing — surrounded by fans hanging on his every note. The soundtrack album soared into the Top 10, and just months later, Elvis stormed back onto the singles charts with hits like “In the Ghetto.” By 1969, he was back on top with his first No. 1 hit in seven years, “Suspicious Minds.” The King was officially back, baby! #Elvis #ElvisPresley #68ComebackSpecial #rockandroll #thekingofrockandroll #popculture #classictv
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Celebrating the 33rd Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” Album! 🎶👑💥 Released on November 26, 1991, “Dangerous” marked Michael’s fourth album as an adult solo performer and ushered in a new era of boundary-pushing music and visuals. One of the hottest releases of the holiday season and beyond, the album produced multiple iconic hits, including the number-one Billboard smash “Black or White” and unforgettable top-ten successes like “Remember the Time,” “In the Closet,” “Jam,” and “Who Is It.” The beloved ballad “Heal the World” became an anthem for global change, resonating with fans around the world. And who could forget “Will You Be There,” a heartfelt track that served as the theme for the classic 1993 film “Free Willy.” 🔥”Black or White” was the electrifying lead single, accompanied by one of Michael’s most groundbreaking videos. It had many of us kids buzzing and rapping along back in the day and I’m not ashamed to admit it! Directed by John Landis and featuring Macaulay Culkin at the height of his fame, the video premiered simultaneously on MTV, VH1, and Fox on November 14, 1991, captivating an estimated 500 million viewers in 27 countries—a record-breaking debut! The album’s stunning cover artwork, created by legendary artist Mark Ryden, remains one of the most intricate in music history. Ryden’s surrealistic, highly detailed design embodied Michael’s larger-than-life persona, blending elements of fantasy and mystique. For the album’s 30th anniversary, Ryden shared early concepts that revealed even more about the creative vision behind the masterpiece. Over 30 years later, “Dangerous” continues to make waves. With 32 million copies sold worldwide and 8 million shipped in the United States alone, the album has been certified eight times platinum by the RIAA. Its influence on pop culture, music, and music videos remains undeniable, cementing its legacy as one of the best-selling and most beloved albums of all time. #michaeljackson #dangerous #MarkRyden #kingofpop #MacaulayCulkin #popmusic #legendaryalbums #HealTheWorld
Celebrating the 33rd Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” Album! 🎶👑💥 Released on November 26, 1991, “Dangerous” marked Michael’s fourth album as an adult solo performer and ushered in a new era of boundary-pushing music and visuals. One of the hottest releases of the holiday season and beyond, the album produced multiple iconic hits, including the number-one Billboard smash “Black or White” and unforgettable top-ten successes like “Remember the Time,” “In the Closet,” “Jam,” and “Who Is It.” The beloved ballad “Heal the World” became an anthem for global change, resonating with fans around the world. And who could forget “Will You Be There,” a heartfelt track that served as the theme for the classic 1993 film “Free Willy.” 🔥”Black or White” was the electrifying lead single, accompanied by one of Michael’s most groundbreaking videos. It had many of us kids buzzing and rapping along back in the day and I’m not ashamed to admit it! Directed by John Landis and featuring Macaulay Culkin at the height of his fame, the video premiered simultaneously on MTV, VH1, and Fox on November 14, 1991, captivating an estimated 500 million viewers in 27 countries—a record-breaking debut! The album’s stunning cover artwork, created by legendary artist Mark Ryden, remains one of the most intricate in music history. Ryden’s surrealistic, highly detailed design embodied Michael’s larger-than-life persona, blending elements of fantasy and mystique. For the album’s 30th anniversary, Ryden shared early concepts that revealed even more about the creative vision behind the masterpiece. Over 30 years later, “Dangerous” continues to make waves. With 32 million copies sold worldwide and 8 million shipped in the United States alone, the album has been certified eight times platinum by the RIAA. Its influence on pop culture, music, and music videos remains undeniable, cementing its legacy as one of the best-selling and most beloved albums of all time. #michaeljackson #dangerous #MarkRyden #kingofpop #MacaulayCulkin #popmusic #legendaryalbums #HealTheWorld
Celebrating the 33rd Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” Album! 🎶👑💥 Released on November 26, 1991, “Dangerous” marked Michael’s fourth album as an adult solo performer and ushered in a new era of boundary-pushing music and visuals. One of the hottest releases of the holiday season and beyond, the album produced multiple iconic hits, including the number-one Billboard smash “Black or White” and unforgettable top-ten successes like “Remember the Time,” “In the Closet,” “Jam,” and “Who Is It.” The beloved ballad “Heal the World” became an anthem for global change, resonating with fans around the world. And who could forget “Will You Be There,” a heartfelt track that served as the theme for the classic 1993 film “Free Willy.” 🔥”Black or White” was the electrifying lead single, accompanied by one of Michael’s most groundbreaking videos. It had many of us kids buzzing and rapping along back in the day and I’m not ashamed to admit it! Directed by John Landis and featuring Macaulay Culkin at the height of his fame, the video premiered simultaneously on MTV, VH1, and Fox on November 14, 1991, captivating an estimated 500 million viewers in 27 countries—a record-breaking debut! The album’s stunning cover artwork, created by legendary artist Mark Ryden, remains one of the most intricate in music history. Ryden’s surrealistic, highly detailed design embodied Michael’s larger-than-life persona, blending elements of fantasy and mystique. For the album’s 30th anniversary, Ryden shared early concepts that revealed even more about the creative vision behind the masterpiece. Over 30 years later, “Dangerous” continues to make waves. With 32 million copies sold worldwide and 8 million shipped in the United States alone, the album has been certified eight times platinum by the RIAA. Its influence on pop culture, music, and music videos remains undeniable, cementing its legacy as one of the best-selling and most beloved albums of all time. #michaeljackson #dangerous #MarkRyden #kingofpop #MacaulayCulkin #popmusic #legendaryalbums #HealTheWorld
Celebrating the 33rd Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” Album! 🎶👑💥 Released on November 26, 1991, “Dangerous” marked Michael’s fourth album as an adult solo performer and ushered in a new era of boundary-pushing music and visuals. One of the hottest releases of the holiday season and beyond, the album produced multiple iconic hits, including the number-one Billboard smash “Black or White” and unforgettable top-ten successes like “Remember the Time,” “In the Closet,” “Jam,” and “Who Is It.” The beloved ballad “Heal the World” became an anthem for global change, resonating with fans around the world. And who could forget “Will You Be There,” a heartfelt track that served as the theme for the classic 1993 film “Free Willy.” 🔥”Black or White” was the electrifying lead single, accompanied by one of Michael’s most groundbreaking videos. It had many of us kids buzzing and rapping along back in the day and I’m not ashamed to admit it! Directed by John Landis and featuring Macaulay Culkin at the height of his fame, the video premiered simultaneously on MTV, VH1, and Fox on November 14, 1991, captivating an estimated 500 million viewers in 27 countries—a record-breaking debut! The album’s stunning cover artwork, created by legendary artist Mark Ryden, remains one of the most intricate in music history. Ryden’s surrealistic, highly detailed design embodied Michael’s larger-than-life persona, blending elements of fantasy and mystique. For the album’s 30th anniversary, Ryden shared early concepts that revealed even more about the creative vision behind the masterpiece. Over 30 years later, “Dangerous” continues to make waves. With 32 million copies sold worldwide and 8 million shipped in the United States alone, the album has been certified eight times platinum by the RIAA. Its influence on pop culture, music, and music videos remains undeniable, cementing its legacy as one of the best-selling and most beloved albums of all time. #michaeljackson #dangerous #MarkRyden #kingofpop #MacaulayCulkin #popmusic #legendaryalbums #HealTheWorld
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Celebrating the 33rd Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” Album! 🎶👑💥 Released on November 26, 1991, “Dangerous” marked Michael’s fourth album as an adult solo performer and ushered in a new era of boundary-pushing music and visuals. One of the hottest releases of the holiday season and beyond, the album produced multiple iconic hits, including the number-one Billboard smash “Black or White” and unforgettable top-ten successes like “Remember the Time,” “In the Closet,” “Jam,” and “Who Is It.” The beloved ballad “Heal the World” became an anthem for global change, resonating with fans around the world. And who could forget “Will You Be There,” a heartfelt track that served as the theme for the classic 1993 film “Free Willy.” 🔥”Black or White” was the electrifying lead single, accompanied by one of Michael’s most groundbreaking videos. It had many of us kids buzzing and rapping along back in the day and I’m not ashamed to admit it! Directed by John Landis and featuring Macaulay Culkin at the height of his fame, the video premiered simultaneously on MTV, VH1, and Fox on November 14, 1991, captivating an estimated 500 million viewers in 27 countries—a record-breaking debut! The album’s stunning cover artwork, created by legendary artist Mark Ryden, remains one of the most intricate in music history. Ryden’s surrealistic, highly detailed design embodied Michael’s larger-than-life persona, blending elements of fantasy and mystique. For the album’s 30th anniversary, Ryden shared early concepts that revealed even more about the creative vision behind the masterpiece. Over 30 years later, “Dangerous” continues to make waves. With 32 million copies sold worldwide and 8 million shipped in the United States alone, the album has been certified eight times platinum by the RIAA. Its influence on pop culture, music, and music videos remains undeniable, cementing its legacy as one of the best-selling and most beloved albums of all time. #michaeljackson #dangerous #MarkRyden #kingofpop #MacaulayCulkin #popmusic #legendaryalbums #HealTheWorld
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BLAST FROM THE PAST⚡️35 years ago today, AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS debuted on ABC! 📺 It’s been three and a half fun-filled decades since audiences first laughed along with this iconic series. The show began on November 26, 1989, as a stand-alone special hosted by the legendary Bob Saget. Created by Vin Di Bona and inspired by the Japanese variety show “Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan,” tt officially launched as a weekly series in January 1990, with Saget hosting for the first eight seasons. The series has awarded over $18 million in prize money and evaluated more than two million video clips submitted by home viewers. The show’s popularity also inspired the spin-off “America’s Funniest People,” which aired from 1990 to 1994. This series was hosted by another “Full House” alum, Dave Coulier, and the late great Arleen Sorkin from 1990 to 1992, with Tawny Kitaen replacing Sorkin in 1992. In the early years, Ernie Anderson was the original voiceover for “America’s Funniest Home Videos.” A legend in the game, he was known as the “voice of ABC” during the 1970s and 1980s, introducing other hit shows like “The Love Boat” and “Fantasy Island.” Today, “America’s Funniest Home Videos” remains a television staple. The longest-running primetime entertainment show in ABC history, it was renewed for its 35th season in early 2024. Currently hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro — best known as Carlton from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” — the show has been thriving under his leadership since 2015, beginning with season 26. Ribeiro took over from Tom Bergeron, adding his own charm and humor to the role. Over its history, “AFV” has also been hosted by John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, D.L. Hughley, and Richard Kind, who appeared in various specials. What a ride it’s been! #AFV #AmericasFunniestHomeVideos #BobSaget #AlfonsoRibeiro #TVAnniversary #ComedyGold #ClassicTV #TVHistory #classictvshows
BLAST FROM THE PAST⚡️35 years ago today, AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS debuted on ABC! 📺 It’s been three and a half fun-filled decades since audiences first laughed along with this iconic series. The show began on November 26, 1989, as a stand-alone special hosted by the legendary Bob Saget. Created by Vin Di Bona and inspired by the Japanese variety show “Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan,” tt officially launched as a weekly series in January 1990, with Saget hosting for the first eight seasons. The series has awarded over $18 million in prize money and evaluated more than two million video clips submitted by home viewers. The show’s popularity also inspired the spin-off “America’s Funniest People,” which aired from 1990 to 1994. This series was hosted by another “Full House” alum, Dave Coulier, and the late great Arleen Sorkin from 1990 to 1992, with Tawny Kitaen replacing Sorkin in 1992. In the early years, Ernie Anderson was the original voiceover for “America’s Funniest Home Videos.” A legend in the game, he was known as the “voice of ABC” during the 1970s and 1980s, introducing other hit shows like “The Love Boat” and “Fantasy Island.” Today, “America’s Funniest Home Videos” remains a television staple. The longest-running primetime entertainment show in ABC history, it was renewed for its 35th season in early 2024. Currently hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro — best known as Carlton from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” — the show has been thriving under his leadership since 2015, beginning with season 26. Ribeiro took over from Tom Bergeron, adding his own charm and humor to the role. Over its history, “AFV” has also been hosted by John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, D.L. Hughley, and Richard Kind, who appeared in various specials. What a ride it’s been! #AFV #AmericasFunniestHomeVideos #BobSaget #AlfonsoRibeiro #TVAnniversary #ComedyGold #ClassicTV #TVHistory #classictvshows
BLAST FROM THE PAST⚡️35 years ago today, AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS debuted on ABC! 📺 It’s been three and a half fun-filled decades since audiences first laughed along with this iconic series. The show began on November 26, 1989, as a stand-alone special hosted by the legendary Bob Saget. Created by Vin Di Bona and inspired by the Japanese variety show “Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan,” tt officially launched as a weekly series in January 1990, with Saget hosting for the first eight seasons. The series has awarded over $18 million in prize money and evaluated more than two million video clips submitted by home viewers. The show’s popularity also inspired the spin-off “America’s Funniest People,” which aired from 1990 to 1994. This series was hosted by another “Full House” alum, Dave Coulier, and the late great Arleen Sorkin from 1990 to 1992, with Tawny Kitaen replacing Sorkin in 1992. In the early years, Ernie Anderson was the original voiceover for “America’s Funniest Home Videos.” A legend in the game, he was known as the “voice of ABC” during the 1970s and 1980s, introducing other hit shows like “The Love Boat” and “Fantasy Island.” Today, “America’s Funniest Home Videos” remains a television staple. The longest-running primetime entertainment show in ABC history, it was renewed for its 35th season in early 2024. Currently hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro — best known as Carlton from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” — the show has been thriving under his leadership since 2015, beginning with season 26. Ribeiro took over from Tom Bergeron, adding his own charm and humor to the role. Over its history, “AFV” has also been hosted by John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, D.L. Hughley, and Richard Kind, who appeared in various specials. What a ride it’s been! #AFV #AmericasFunniestHomeVideos #BobSaget #AlfonsoRibeiro #TVAnniversary #ComedyGold #ClassicTV #TVHistory #classictvshows
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BLAST FROM THE PAST⚡️35 years ago today, AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS debuted on ABC! 📺 It’s been three and a half fun-filled decades since audiences first laughed along with this iconic series. The show began on November 26, 1989, as a stand-alone special hosted by the legendary Bob Saget. Created by Vin Di Bona and inspired by the Japanese variety show “Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan,” tt officially launched as a weekly series in January 1990, with Saget hosting for the first eight seasons. The series has awarded over $18 million in prize money and evaluated more than two million video clips submitted by home viewers. The show’s popularity also inspired the spin-off “America’s Funniest People,” which aired from 1990 to 1994. This series was hosted by another “Full House” alum, Dave Coulier, and the late great Arleen Sorkin from 1990 to 1992, with Tawny Kitaen replacing Sorkin in 1992. In the early years, Ernie Anderson was the original voiceover for “America’s Funniest Home Videos.” A legend in the game, he was known as the “voice of ABC” during the 1970s and 1980s, introducing other hit shows like “The Love Boat” and “Fantasy Island.” Today, “America’s Funniest Home Videos” remains a television staple. The longest-running primetime entertainment show in ABC history, it was renewed for its 35th season in early 2024. Currently hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro — best known as Carlton from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” — the show has been thriving under his leadership since 2015, beginning with season 26. Ribeiro took over from Tom Bergeron, adding his own charm and humor to the role. Over its history, “AFV” has also been hosted by John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, D.L. Hughley, and Richard Kind, who appeared in various specials. What a ride it’s been! #AFV #AmericasFunniestHomeVideos #BobSaget #AlfonsoRibeiro #TVAnniversary #ComedyGold #ClassicTV #TVHistory #classictvshows
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