| World Series Champions: |
Atlanta Braves |
| Superbowl XXIX Champions: |
San Fransisco 49ers |
| NBA Champions: |
Houston Rockets |
| Stanley Cup Champs: |
New Jersey Devils |
| U.S. Open Golf |
Corey Pavin |
| U.S. Tennis: (Men/Ladies) |
Pete Sampras/Steffi Graf |
| Wimbledon (Men/Women): |
Pete Sampras/Steffi Graf |
| NCAA Football Champions: |
Nebraska |
| NCAA Basketball Champions: |
UCLA |
| Kentucky Derby: |
Thunder Gulch |
| Sports Highlights: |
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| The Hotties and Fashion Icons: |
Claudia Schiffer, Elle Macpherson |
| The Heartthrob(s): |
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| "The Quote" |
"Houston, we have a problem"
- Tom Hanks, in 'Apollo 13'
(paraphrased from the actual qoute - "Houston,
we've had a problem here")
"No
Soup For You!"
The Soup Nazi on TV's Seinfeld. The location was based
ona real place and character, found at Al Yeganeh's
Soup Kitchen in New York.
"If it doesn't fit, you must acquit!"
- Defense Attorney Johnnie Cochran at O.J. Simpsons
murder trial
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| Time Magazine's Man of the Year |
Newt Gingrich |
| Miss America: |
Heather Whitestone (Birmingham, AL) |
| Miss USA: |
Chelsi Smith (Texas)/ Shanna Moakler (New
York) |
| The Scandals: |
Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols killed 168 people
in Oklahoma City, including 19 children.
Drew Barrymore table danced for David Letterman on
his talk show, and, with her back to the audience,
flashed David by lifting up her shirt.
Patrick Combs deposited one of those fake "winning
lottery checks" for $95,093.35. His bank took
the deposit, and after several weeks, he took out
the cash. The
whole story can be found at his website.
Marlon
Brando, as a guest on Larry King Live, kissed a surprized
Larry on the mouth. We know you don't really need
to see it, but we included a picture.
Cindy Crawford and husband Richard Gere took out
an full page ad in the London Times to proclaim their
heterosexuality. The 1994 marraige ended in 1995,
still straight, they say.
Celebrity Paralyzed By a Horse:
Christopher Reeve
Mysterious Olympian Skater
Death: Sergi Grinkov, 2-time Gold Medalist,
died while practicing with his partner (and wife)
Ekaterina Gordeeva
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Nerd News:
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The
Rock and Roll Hall of fame opened in Cleveland, Ohio.
Dolly (the clone) the Sheep was born on July 5th,
and lived for seven years.
The X Games were first broadcast on ESPN.
Starbuck's Frappuccino was released in 1995.
People have been meeting online via Match.com since
1995.
AuctionWeb began in San Jose, California, on September
3, 1995, by Pierre Omidyar. The company officially
changed the name of its service to eBay in September
1997.
The George Forman Lean Mean Grilling Machine was
released.
Todd McFarlane's Spawn action figures made action
figures cool again, even for comic book geeks.
JavaScript was created by Netscape programmer Brendan
Eich. It was first released under the name of LiveScript
and included with Netscape Navigator 2.0 in September
'95. It was officially renamed JavaScript on December
4.
When he landed back on Earth on March 22, cosmonaut
Valeri Polyakov returned with the record for space
flight - 437 days.
Lowest PGA score of 63 played by Michael Bradley
and Brad Flaxon
Rock Musician Heart FailureDeath:
Jerry Garcia
Queen of Tejano Pop Star Murder:
Selena, killed by the ex-president of her fan club.
Cost of a Superbowl ad in 1995: $1,150,000
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| The Habit: |
The First X (EXtreme) Games took place in July, 1995
in Rhode Island.
The girl's were all listening to Alanis Morissette's
Jagged Little Pill album.
Watching the film Babe, about a happy little
pig, with your family
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| 1st appearances & 1995's Most Popular
Christmas gifts, toys and presents: |
Barbie as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady,
Barbie as Maria in the Sound of Music, Barbie and Ken
Star Trek giftset |
| Best Film Oscar Winner: |
Braveheart |
The Big Movies:
(according to boxofficemojo) |
1. Toy Story
2. Batman Forever
3. Apollo 13
4. Pocahontas
5. Ace Venturs: When Nature Calls
6. GoldenEye
7. Jumanji
8. Casper
9. Seven
10. Die Hard: With A Vengeance |
1995 Most Popular TV shows:
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1. E.R. (NBC)
2. Seinfeld (NBC)
3. Friends (NBC)
4. Caroline In The City (NBC)
5. The Single Guy (NBC)
6. Home Improvement (ABC)
7. Boston Common (FOX)
8. 60 Minutes (CBS)
9. NYPD Blue (ABC)
10. Frasier (NBC) |
1995 Billboard
Number One Songs |
December 3, 1994 - January 13, 1995:
On Bended Knee - Boyz II Men
January 14 - January 27:
Here Comes the Hotstepper - Ini Kamoze
January 28 - February 24:
Creep - TLC
February 25 - April 14:
Take A Bow - Madonna
April 15 - June 2:
This Is How We Do It - Montell Jordan
June 3 - July 7:
Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman - Bryan Adams
July 8 - August 25:
Waterfalls - TLC
August 26 - September 1:
Kiss From A Rose - Seal
September 2 - September 8:
You Are Not Alone - Michael Jackson
September 9 - September 29:
Gangsta's Paradise - Coolio
September 30 - November 24:
Fantasy - Mariah Carey
November 25 - December 1:
Exhale (Shoop Shoop) - Whitney Houston
December 2, 1995 - March 22, 1996:
One Sweet Day - Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men
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