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Reminder: my October roadmap LIVe at 1pm

Alright, folks — today is the day!

Yes, it’s the first of October…

But in my opinion, that means it’s the first day of what could be the best trading month of the year!

Take a look at this chart:

Today, at 1pm ET, I’ll sit down with Lance Ippolito to tell you why that blue line is just ONE sign that October could be red hot.

Here are a few more…


•		Insiders shuffling money before the election

•		Rate cuts and “easy money” flowing into the markets

•		Earnings that will send top stocks and entire sectors flying higher overnight

So you can’t afford to start this month without a gameplan!

Fortunately, Lance and I have you covered!

We’re gonna be LIVE at 1pm today, like I said, and we’re giving you..


•		My #1 way to play the Red Hot October

•		Three MORE stocks from my research (they’ve gone up every October for a decade or more!)

•		All the info about why this month could be boiling magma hot, AND

•		Lance’s insights on what stocks Wall Street is buying to start the month

While we cannot promise future returns or against losses…

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Talk soon,

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Craving your favorite Starbucks treats but want to skip the line (and save a few bucks)?

Today's roundup is packed with Starbucks copycat recipes that bring those signature flavors right to your kitchen!

#4 is for my fellow PSL lovers :-)

Enjoy!

Cheers,

Kim

The real-life love story behind Mickey and Minnie Mouse


	October 1, 2024

Original photo by stephen searle/ Alamy Stock Photo

The voice actors behind Mickey and Minnie Mouse got married in real life.

From Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, the entertainment industry is rife with tales of co-stars who fell in love while performing together. Given the sweet feelings their famous characters consistently displayed to one another, it's not surprising that the same fate befell longtime Mickey and Minnie Mouse voice actors Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor.

At the time Taylor beat out approximately 200 competitors to claim the voice role of Minnie in 1986, both she and Allwine (by then already established as Mickey for almost a decade) were married to other people. But their rapport as co-workers and friends soon blossomed into genuine affection, especially after each obtained a divorce, and they were married in Hawaii in 1991. The couple refused to talk publicly about their romance, preferring to keep the focus on the iconic characters they were tasked with portraying, although the cartoon hearts they radiated in one another's presence were clear to all. According to one former colleague, Allwine would bring a ukulele to joint interviews with Taylor, and while he would launch into song as Mickey to serenade Minnie, "You knew it was Wayne talking to Russi."

After Allwine died in 2009, Taylor naturally had a difficult time returning to work with Bret Iwan, the new Mickey. Yet she pulled it together to continue with Minnie's various big- and small-screen adventures, even earning her first Primetime Emmy nomination in 2018, before joining her beloved in the great soundbooth in the sky the following year.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse are married.

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The first Disney character to earn a full-length feature film was __.

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Year Mickey and Minnie Mouse first appeared together on-screen

1928

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56-62

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1978

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Walt Disney provided the original voices for both Mickey and Minnie Mouse.

Long before Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor were making eyes at each other in the recording studio, it was Walt Disney himself supplying the voices for what became the Magic Kingdom's first couple. Of course, the "speaking" in early Disney shorts largely consisted of yelps, whistles, and other noises, and by the time the studio settled into a groove with sound synching in the 1930s, Minnie's parts were being delivered by Marcellite Garner. Yet Disney insisted on retaining the voice of Mickey for himself; according to Neal Gabler's Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination, the chief was "often embarrassed" to perform as the mouse protagonist, but felt that his version offered "more pathos" than that of his would-be replacements. It wasn't until 1947 that he finally relinquished the voice to sound effects man Jimmy MacDonald (Allwine's immediate predecessor), though Disney reclaimed the role for himself when the Mickey Mouse Club TV series began airing in 1955.