Although not quite a subject I would usually be interested in, the world of fashion and design is an important sub-section of popular culture. Here are some articles on those topics.

Candy, Food, and Drink. Food is an important part of modern American pop culture, whether we realize it or not. How many of us grownups have sat up late with our friends, talking about which cereals we loved as kids? How many of us fondly remember certain candies from our youths, such as Snickers bars, pop rocks, moon pies, or the bubblegum that came with baseball cards? Funny Face drink mix. A History of the American Salad. Sir Grapefellow and Baron Von Redberry.

Everybody likes movies of one sort or another. Women tend to enjoy more emotional, character-driven dramas; guys like lots of blood and guts with things blowing up. Most people enjoy a good comedy. In fact there are so many movies and such a huge range that there is something for everyone. There are horror movies which some love and others hate.

The Strange Cult of Elvis Presley.

How many hours did I spend mesmerized, usually with a bowl of cereal on a tray in my lap, watching superheroes and cartoon characters race across the screen? Unlike other kids, I always got up early on Saturday mornings to watch ALL the shows I could. I would even stay in front of the TV as long as possible into the afternoon to catch. We have a complete and comprehensive section on the classic Schoolhouse Rock.

Hundreds more classic toys at CollectToys. Someone once said that the Golden Age was whenever one happened to be ten years old, and he was absolutely correct. Anyway, enjoy reading about some of the toys and other crazy little novelty items of our youth. Large Size Star Wars action figures.

Got an ebook reader? The Community Episode Guide. Most people are pretty well addicted to television. Requires no action and very little thought; just relax and let the idiot box in your home entertainment center.