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Hello! I'm Jeffrey Totey, an enthusiastic writer who loves exploring pop culture, arts, and entertainment. I reside in Seattle, Washington, with my wife.

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Top 13 Iconic Moms in Pop Culture

1 week ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

It is often said that mothers are the glue that keep families together. That isn’t always the case of course, but overall, most Americans have a soft spot for mom. Pop culture often has a role into how we compare mothers too. How often have we seen Carol Brady or Claire Huxtable and thought, “Gosh, I wish she was my mom”? Or perhaps, watched a movie that featured an evil stepmother which made us appreciate our own moms all the more. Here is a baker’s dozen that do just that.
[Almost] Every ‘Brady Bunch’ Project from 1969 Until Now

2 weeks ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

It maybe the simple story of a lovely lady who met a man named Brady and their half dozen of kids, but it’s also the “Neverending Story”. That enduring show originally aired from 1969 to 1974, but with reruns made available, the show has never been completely off the air. But their legacy goes on much longer. Several sequel series, reunion specials, parody movies and other projects have been made since. Here’s a Timeline…What made The Brady Bunch unique is that it was about a blended family.
Good News Monday: A Whirlwind Romance Story that Ends with a Sweet DQ Engagement

3 weeks ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

Trying something new! Why not start off the week with an uplifting story! If this goes well, expect more to follow!It’s a love story for the ages: Bradley is originally from Florida. Olivia grew up in Illinois. They met each other for the first time in Texas on July 3, 2021. Some might say that it was a whirlwind romance. For Olivia, her heart melted. The two Texans are fans of the Blizzard Treats found at Dairy Queen.
Are These Food Brand Namesakes Real or Fake? Find Out!

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

Brands can be sneaky. We’ve been fooled many times by food products that may or may not have been created or run by their namesakes. Over the years some have changed their tactics by removing hurtful, stereotypical characters. Others continue with the charades. But half of the names listed below are based on real people. Do you know which are which? Betty Crocker is known for her various cake mixes and cookbooks, but she has always been fictional.
Rediscover ’80s Music with this Essential Albums Guide

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

With Record Store Day happening on April 12, 2025, it only seems fitting to talk about a new book coming out next month all based on the music of the 1980’s. Boy, that was a time, wasn’t it? Big hair, Spandex and neon-colored…everything. And as always, the music that we chose to listen to often reflected how we were feeling at the time.
Yes Virginia, There is a Spam Museum

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

The city of Austin, Minnesota is home to a free museum that really hams it up. That’s right, Spam, the canned meat that comes in those shiny, blue rectangle cans, operates a museum dedicated to itself. As they say on their website, the museum “puts a whole new spin on ‘cubism’”. Seriously, this is a real thing and has been since 1991. The Spam Museum was originally known as the Hormel Foods First Century Museum. It was built at a local mall as a way to celebrate Hormel’s 100-year anniversary.
‘Not Just a Goof’ Celebrates the Legacy of a Seemingly Silly ‘Goofy Movie’

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

When thinking of classic Disney movies, does A Goofy Movie come to mind? If you were a parent in the 1990’s, you’ll probably say no. But if you were a kid during the 1990’s, chances are good that you’ll say yes. This seemingly silly movie, full of slapstick gags, actually has a lot of heart. The 1995 film opened in theaters on this day 30 years ago. It celebrates its 30th anniversary today with a new documentary on Disney+.
16 Disney/Pixar Animated Movies That Have Flopped Over the Years

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

The Walt Disney company is still smarting from the fact that the live action Snow White has been a flop. While this has been disappointing news, Disney is not immune from releasing a dud here and there. This pertains to animated films too. In fact, many people thought that the original 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs would be a flop too. Fast forward to Walt Disney Animation Studio’s 62nd film, Wish. It opened in theaters on November 22, 2023 and ticket sales were less than stellar.
Today Wile E. Coyote Blew Up the Internet and Now He Will Have His Day in Court

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

That’s NOT all folks! Early this morning, just about every news outlet reported that Wile E. Coyote will have his day in court after all. The long-awaited yet cancelled film, Coyote vs. Acme has been brought back to life thanks to Ketchup Entertainment. The distributor who took a chance on the hit, The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, has acquired the rights to the Coyote film.
Kermit the Frog Announced as Commencement Speaker in Hilarious Video

1 month ago | writerofpop.com | Jeffrey Totey

No, it’s not an early April Fool’s Day joke, although it sounds like one. The University of Maryland has announced that this year’s commencement speaker at the school will be…Kermit the Frog! Now, there is a reason for this. Kermit’s creator, the late Jim Henson graduated from the school in 1960. His major? Home Economics. The Muppet master has told the story about how Kermit the Frog came to be many times over the years. Kermit was one of Henson’s first Muppets that he created himself.