Popular Candy
Emerging in 1953, this popular Chick shaped candy entered the market.
Peeps
This animated film about a mermaid princess who makes a bargain in an attempt to become human and win a prince's love, came out in 1989.
The Little Mermaid
This artist began his career in 1954. He is known as "The King of Rock and Roll," and this singer recorded hits such as "Hound Dog," and "Jailhouse Rock,".
Elvis Presley
First introduced in 1959, this fashion doll is known for her pink accessories and dream house.
Barbie
This classic sitcom which aired in 1982 centered on the Keaton family, where former hippie parents raised a conservative, Reagan-loving teenage son.
Family Ties
Emerging in 1966, the candy with this slogan appeared and gained popularity, "First it's a candy, then it's a gum"
Razzles
This animated film about a lion prince and his father who are targeted by his bitter uncle, who wants to ascend the throne himself came out in 1994
The Lion King
Beginning their career in 1993, this boy band from Orlando, Florida became one of the best-selling boy bands of all time with hits like, "I Want It That Way," "Everybody," and "Larger Than Life."
Backstreet Boys
Introduced by Mattel in 1968, this toy line features miniature die-cast cars that are still popular with collectors today
Hot Wheels
This classic sitcom which began in 1951, followed a zany redhead who often got into trouble trying to break into show business.
I Love Lucy
Emerging in North America in 1993 this very sour individually wrapped candy even depicts how you'll feel on the wrapper.
War Heads
This animated film about a smooth talking tomcat and a family of Parisian felines who are set to inherit a fortune came out in 1970.
The Aristocats
This artist began his career in 1978. Before becoming known as "The Purple One," this Minneapolis musician wrote, produced, and played nearly every instrument on his 1978 debut album.
Prince
Released in 1996, this digital pet toy required kids to feed, clean, and care for a tiny egg-shaped creature that could “die” if neglected.
Tamagotchi
This classic sitcom which aired in 1990, had an opening theme song which famously explains how the main character was “born and raised” before a life-changing move to live with his wealthy aunt and uncle in Bel-Air.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Emerging in 1975, this candy popped onto the scene with the slogan, "Edible Chaos" and makes the sounds of a popular cereal.
Pop Rocks
This animated film about 2 dogs who fall in love from different upbringings came out in 1955.
Lady and the Tramp
This artist began her career in 1963 and is well known for her powerful voice and performed hits like "Piece of My Heart" and "Me and Bobby McGee."
Janis Joplin
This toy that debuted in 1983, was designed to teach children about emotions, kindness, and sharing through differently themed bears with a special symbol on their stomach called a “belly badge.”
Care Bears
This classic sitcom which began in 1960, followed a well-meaning but dim-witted deputy sheriff working in the small town of Mayberry, often alongside his straight-laced cousin.
The Andy Griffith Show
Emerging in 1982, this little candy came in the flavors and shapes of a Banana, Orange, Cherry, Strawberry and Lime.
Runts
This animated film about a boy who grow up in the Jungle and made friends with a Bear and a Panther came out in 1967.
The Jungle Book
This artist began his career in 1988. This influential rapper and actor was one of the best-selling artists in hip-hop history with songs like, "California Love," "Dear Mama," and "Changes."
Tupac
This simple plastic puzzle toy became a worldwide craze after its 1974 release and challenges players to match colors on all six sides.
Rubix's Cube
This classic sitcom which began in 972, foloowed a junk dealer who often faked heart attacks as part of his signature comedic bit.
Sanford and Son