Snoopy goes beyond the comics section of the newspaper where baby boomers first met Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the Peanuts gang in Charles M. Schulz's comic strip in 1950.

Snoopy has had multiple personas over the years including the Red Baron, Beagle Scout and Joe Cool, he now has another one to add to the list, Joe Kind, thanks to Starbucks.

Because Snoopy is celebrating his 75th anniversary in 2025, solidifying a legacy that has transcended generations. Since his debut in the Peanuts comic strip, first published in 1950, the ...

Snoopy has long been more than just a comic strip character, he’s a global fashion icon. A new exhibition in Paris, Snoopy in Style, explores how the beloved Peanuts beagle has captured the ...

Cartoon classic "Peanuts" has come to Starbucks. Snoopy and fellow characters are featured on a new "Peanuts"-inspired merchandise collection at Starbucks locations across the country. The first ...

It is fair to speculate that only the words “Water Resistant” and “Automatic” have graced more watch dials than Snoopy. Charles Shultz created his charismatic, imaginative, moody cartoon beagle 75 ...

But in this comic strip, Snoopy, in a rare moment of self-doubt, mirrors his own, Charlie Brown. Completely misunderstanding the point of something, he goes straight to what he lacks.

Snoopy first appeared on a watch in the 1950s made by another affordable brand called Armitron. And these cartoon character watches were fairly prevalent, throughout the 20th century, but were never ...

More Snoopy pages weighed in, too, all on the anti-Trump side. “FUCK SNOOPYWEEKLY,” wrote @gir1genius, whose Snoopy-centric feed has more than 120,000 followers, compared to @SnoopyWeekly’s ...

Snoopy’s first foray into space—outside a drawing in the pages of the comic strip—was in 1968 when astronauts Jim Lovell, Frank Borman and Bill Anders took Snoopy lapel pins with them aboard ...

On the latest episode of her podcast, Amy and T.J., the former GMA3 co-anchor, 51, said that the Charmed alum — who died at age 53 on Saturday, July 13 — once quoted a Snoopy and Charlie Brown ...