Tag: Google Doodle

Google Viral: Jacques-Yves Cousteau (and World Cup)

Google Viral: Jacques-Yves Cousteau (and World Cup)

In what may be one of the more timely anniversaries to get a Google Doodle, today is the 100th birthday of Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau (1910-1997). Cousteau was a pioneer in marine research and preservation, so much so that Congress passed Resolution 518 “honoring the life of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, explorer, researcher, and pioneer in the field…

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Soccer News: Latest Google Doodle and Woody Harrelson Kicks Winning Goal

Soccer News: Latest Google Doodle and Woody Harrelson Kicks Winning Goal

The FIFA 2010 World Cup is just around the corner (matches start Friday), and the Internet is buzzing with soccer news. We’ve already seen Adidas get in on the action, and now Google is paying a little homage to the sport. In other soccer news, we have video of Woody Harrelson kicking a penalty goal.

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Pac-Man Anniversary Brings Best Google Doodle Ever

Pac-Man Anniversary Brings Best Google Doodle Ever

Google is known for changing their logo on their homepage for special occasions such as famous birthdays and anniversaries of important events, often generating creative and original artwork. Today they did not disappoint for Pac-Man’s 30th Anniversary, as they turned their logo into a playable Pac-Man game. Get more details on the doodle and the…

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Google Viral: Earth Day in Movies and TV

Google Viral: Earth Day in Movies and TV

Happy Earth Day! Today is a great day to go outside and appreciate nature, or take it one step further and find ways to help the environment. The holiday, organized mainly by the Earth Day Network, is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and even Google has taken notice, as you can see from the doodle above.

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Google Viral: Hans Christian Andersen in Movies and TV

Google Viral: Hans Christian Andersen in Movies and TV

Today is the 205th birthday of legendary children’s author Hans Christian Andersen, and Google is celebrating through their latest Doodle. Actually, it’s not just one, but five Doodles, all from one of Andersen’s more famous tales, “Thumbelina”. That’s well and good, but what does Andersen have to do with movies? Find out after the break.

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