Dressed up during the '60s, boasting a unique look-alike toy that was all mine
In the world of collectibles and pop culture, there's always something intriguing happening. Here's a roundup of some recent news that might catch your interest.
Horsman Dolls: A Tradition of Character Dolls
The Horsman Doll Co., renowned for its collectible and character dolls, represented famous people by creating dolls modeled after well-known figures in the 1960s. These dolls, with their detailed costumes and realistic features, were a testament to the company's craftsmanship and appeal to collectors.
Although specific famous doll figures by Horsman from the 1960s are not extensively documented, the company's legacy dates back to 1865, making it one of the largest doll makers in history.
Dustin's Journey: From College to the Silver Screen
Oscar-winning actor Dustin, whose last name is yet to be revealed, recently celebrated his 88th birthday. His journey to Hollywood stems from his attendance at Santa Monica City College, where he sought to earn credits. Initially, Dustin aspired to be a jazz pianist, but university requirements proved challenging. Acting, therefore, became a means to an end, a way to earn credits and eventually make his mark in the film industry.
The Missing Cindy Doll Shoes
A user has found themselves in a peculiar situation, having received a letter from a woman named Susan. Susan is in need of shoes for her Cindy doll, a popular doll produced by the Horsman Doll Co. in the 1960s. The user has suggested several options for Susan, including stores that sell dolls, doll hospitals, used dolls, places that sell old dolls, or salable parts. Additionally, the user has offered to reimburse Susan for the cost of the doll.
Busta Rhymes and the Lawsuit
Rapper Busta Rhymes is currently embroiled in a legal battle with his ex-personal assistant. The assistant has filed a lawsuit, alleging that Busta Rhymes yelled at him, smacked him in the head, forced him to run red lights, and blacklisted him in the hip-hop industry. Busta Rhymes has denied these claims, calling them a "shakedown."
The Jeweler and the Fund-Raiser
A jeweler was approached by a fund-raiser for a "worthy cause." However, the jeweler questioned the definition of a "worthy cause," citing the fund-raiser's family's financial struggles as a point of contention.
"Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York"
A book titled "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York" is set to be published, supposedly exposing Clinton, Prince Andrew, and other notable figures. The book, written by Andrew Lownie and published by HarperCollins, alleges that Clinton and Prince Andrew shared the same mistress. The book's release is causing quite a stir in the world of politics and royalty.
A neighbourhood shoemaker could potentially create black leather strips for the doll's shoes, providing a DIY solution for those in need.
As always, stay tuned for more updates on these and other intriguing stories.
