The connection between Popeye's physical strength and his consumption of canned spinach has become a pop culture touchstone, with the reference remaining readily recognizable even nearly a century ...

You might be surprised to learn that plant-based foods contain more iron than animal-based foods. The problem? The body has a ...

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Popeye’s very first iteration, who didn’t eat spinach to gain strength, is now free to copy, share, and adapt. Popeye’s very first iteration, who didn’t eat spinach to gain strength ...

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Good Housekeeping awarded Popeye the “Good Housekeeping Nutritionist Approved Emblem” in their January/February 2024 issue. Popeye is the first "person" to receive this honor.

"Gobs of Work" At the top of the list is Popeye, but before you crack open your celebratory can of spinach, it's important to note the version of the sailor entering the public domain is the ...

However, later additions like Popeye's spinach and Tintin's signature colors remain protected. Literary classics by Faulkner, Hemingway, and Steinbeck also join the public domain. As with Mickey ...

If you were compelled to make your own Popeye reboot, any spinach-based super strength powerups could, theoretically, run the risk of landing you in legal hot water.

Its signature bright colors — including Tintin’s red hair — didn’t appear until years later, and could, like Popeye’s spinach, be the subject of legal disputes. And in much of the world ...