OCTOBER 27, 1999

Full News Archive

• Headline: Bette Midler's Iconic Madison Square Garden Concert. Impact: Bette Midler's concert not only uplifted spirits but also inspired an entire generation to embrace theatricality, leading to a rise in sequined outfits and a significant increase in glitter sales worldwide. Who knew a few high notes could cause such a sparkly chaos?. Fact: Did you know that Bette Midler's concerts have been known to cause spontaneous bursts of joy and the immediate need for overpriced cocktails? It's a scientific fact—or at least it should be..
• Headline: Yankees Lead World Series Against Braves. Impact: The question of Melvin Mora's whereabouts sparked a decade-long search for the lost art of good baseball, leading to the creation of numerous documentaries and, eventually, the return of the mustache as a symbol of athletic prowess. It's amazing what a missing player can do!. Fact: Did you know that the Yankees have won more championships than most countries? If baseball were a nation, it would be a superpower—just with more hot dogs and less diplomacy..
• Headline: First Lady Tries to Put Mayor on Defensive Over the Minimum Wage. Impact: Hillary's strategic move sent shockwaves through the political landscape, leading to a nationwide obsession with minimum wage debates, which eventually gave rise to numerous memes about politicians debating what a 'living wage' even means. Thanks, Hillary!. Fact: Did you know that the minimum wage debate has been around longer than most of today's politicians have been in office? It’s the political equivalent of a bad sequel that just won’t die..