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Milwaukee museum traces bobbleheads' surprising journey from ancient China — Sep 3, 2026Bobbleheads, iconic spring-headed figurines, have become a lasting symbol of American pop culture with roots in China and Germany before flourishing in the U.S. since the 1960s as baseball giveaways and collectibles, now housed in museums and sold widely for various figures and personalized themes.

Maya Lindstrom I've got like 40 of these from stadium promotions over the years, never thought about how far back the concept actually goes.

Robert Plant Turns 78, Led Zeppelin Icon — Aug 20, 2026The articles profiles celebrate influential musicians born around Aug. 20–21, highlighting their lasting contributions to rock, pop and songwriting, plus how they shaped bands and genres. They spotlight Kim Sledge and Sister Sledge’s disco-era hit We Are Family, Steve Smith’s jazz-inflected rock with Journey, Robert Plant’s Led Zeppelin legacy and ongoing influence, John Hiatt’s acclaimed songwriting and Dylan collaborations, and John Deacon’s quiet but pivotal role in Queen.

Arctic Corsair's Final Journey to Hull North End Shipyard Planned for August 13–17 — Jul 23, 2026Hull’s last remaining sidewinder trawler, the Arctic Corsair, will move to its final home at North End Shipyard in a highly complex operation scheduled for August 13–17, with the exact date to be confirmed after assessing tides, weather, and river conditions. The move, which requires multiple bridge openings and dredging of about 3,500 cubic metres of silt and a new dock gate, will position the Corsair as the centerpiece of a new visitor attraction as part of Hull’s £65m maritime redevelopment.