A photograph of Sissy Spacek over a white background with red text.

The Raggedy Man (1981) starred Sissy Spacek and Eric Roberts, and took place in Georgia during World War II. Spacek played Nina, a divorcee telephone operator, and Roberts played a hitchhiker passing through on his way to Oklahoma. The movie premiered later on The Movie Channel, also known as TMC. This button, and others like it, were used to promote the television premier of the movie on the network.

Illustration of purple tombstone with yellow, black, red and grey accents on a black background.  Button also has silver glitter underneath plastic coating.

RIP, or "rest in peace," comes from the Latin Requiescant in pace. The phrase is commonly associated with Christianity, as it has been used on Christian tombs and headstones since the 18th century, but is has also been found inscribed in Hebrew on graves dating back to the 1st century BC. It is still widely used on headstones today both with and without religious connotations.

Illustration of a pair of hands strangling a horse, whose tongue is sticking out and eyes are popping out of its head.  White text with a red outline, and red text on a white background.

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Founded in the U.S. on April 22nd, 1970 by Senator Gaylord Nelson, Earth Day has become a celebrated international holiday that promotes environmental betterment for the public. Even though, it did not gain international recognition until the 1990s. A protest of about 20 million Americans against an industrial revolution marked the first celebrated Earth Day.