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Selena was the first female, and youngest, Tejano artist to win a Grammy.

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On his 156th birthday, Google celebrates the life and contributions of this Norwegian scientist, diplomat, humanitarian and athlete.

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The spinner leads to searches for 19 different Easter egg games and quizzes launched during Google’s 19 years.

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Born in South Texas, Anzaldúa was American and Mexican and lived her life embracing both sides of her cultural background.

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Google keeps its seasonal doodle theme for today’s arrival of fall.

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Today would have been the dancer and choreographer’s 100th birthday.

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Johnson spent nine years compiling his dictionary before it was published in 1755.

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Today would have been Khil’s 83rd birthday. He was best known for his “tro-lo-lo-ing” vocalizations.

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The doodle mirrors murals from the Federal Art Project, part of the Works Progress Administration program founded in 1935.

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In addition to offering tips on how best to view and photograph today’s eclipse, the doodle leads to a search for “solar eclipse science.”

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“Hip Hop was disruptive,” says YouTube’s head of music. “It shows that people in any situation have the ability to create something powerful and meaningful.”

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Del Río is credited with being the first Latin American actress to become a major Hollywood film star.

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In his 1962 book “Understanding Media,” McLuhan argued that the way people receive information is more important than the information being received.

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Google is once again displaying the video game it first introduced for the men’s ICC Championship tournament last month.

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Ishioka’s costume design work on the 1992 film “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” won her an Oscar.

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Born on this date in 1724, Ekeblad was the first woman elected to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.

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Created in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson, the U.S. National Park Service is often cited as America’s best idea.

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