Annette Funicello
Beloved Mouseketeer dies at 70 after long battle with multiple sclerosis
RIP.
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Annette Funicello, a member of Disney's original "Mickey Mouse Club" from the 1950s, is dead at the age of 70 from complications of multiple sclerosis, a...
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On Flickr there's some really neat groups of what they call "vintage" books, toys, etc. I grew up either seeing these items at my friends houses or I had them myself or saw them on TV. I guess that means I'm vintage! LOL! I wanted to make this gallery to remind me of what a happy childhood I had, even though when I read of the times...The Bay of Pigs, the Cold War... there were a lot of scary things going on, but I never felt that way. Sometimes, ignorance of the news is bliss! :-) My parents tried to keep our childhood home a place that felt safe and wouldn't discuss scary things happening in the world until we were older. God bless them, God bless my childhood and God bless America, still a wonderful country to grow up in!!
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Here's what happened to former Mouseketeer Annette Funicello, from 'Mickey Mouse Club' to the 'Beach' movies and more.
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Britney Spears has paid tribute to fellow Mouseketeer Annette Funicello who has passed away at the age of 70. The pop star, who was also in the Mickey Mouse Club in the early nineties. tweeted a statement on Monday.
Annette Wüllner is a Berlin-based artist. Her preferred medium is chalk, through which she creates elegant depictions of female figures. Annette's artwork captures fleeting moments and emotive scenes. Annette's body of work evokes an effortless beauty through the fluidity of each stroke. Pictured here in our collector sizing.
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According to an interview with Marionn Cotillard for her film Annette, she and Adam Driver had to sing live in all sorts of wacky situations.
Annette Wüllner is a Berlin-based artist. Her preferred medium is chalk, through which she creates elegant depictions of female figures. Annette's artwork captures fleeting moments and emotive scenes. Annette's body of work evokes an effortless beauty through the fluidity of each stroke. Pictured here in our focal point sizing.
America's sweetheart Annette Funicello is and will always be an American icon. So whatever happened to this wholesome household name?
A look back at the most iconic images that appeared in the magazine in 2011.
As entrances go, Annette Bening’s first was an unplanned yet happy one. “My mom had four kids in five years, so when I was born, my brother wasn’t even 1. She did admit that I was an accident,” says the 63-year-old star with a laugh. “She said, ‘We were going to have another one. We just didn’t plan it quite so soon.’”
Tetti (Annette Himstedt 2007) and Lillemore (club doll Annette Himstedt 2007)
Here's what happened to former Mouseketeer Annette Funicello, from 'Mickey Mouse Club' to the 'Beach' movies and more.
