Snoopy has had multiple personas over the years including the Red Baron, Beagle Scout and Joe Cool, he now has another one to add to the list, Joe Kind, thanks to Starbucks. The iconic beagle pal ...

Curated by the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, Snoopy and the Red Baron runs through Jan. 4., landing in Winnipeg for the touring show's sole Canadian stop. "The Flying Ace strips ...

While, of course, the song is purely fictional, it draws heavily on a historical figure and event from World War I . Snoopy's foe is the Red Baron, a real Prussian fighter pilot who fought for ...

The kids perform their takes on “Happiness,” “Suppertime,” and, of course, the titular song ... Red Baron sequence—the Peanuts decree: Something must be done about Snoopy.

The show was first released in 1966, with Charlie Brown getting ready for a party, Linus waiting in a patch for the arrival of the Great Pumpkin, Snoopy setting his sights on the Red Baron and the ...

First released in 1966, the holiday classic features Charlie Brown preparing for a party, Snoopy setting his sights on the Red Baron, and Linus patiently awaiting a pumpkin patch miracle.

Snoopy alsohas several alter-egos, including "Flying Ace" and "Joe Cool". Whether he's battling the Red Baron or exuding charm, Snoopy can be anyone he wants to be with the help of his immense ...

The “Red Baron” number has never really worked for me in any version of the show, but in the song “Snoopy,” I truly appreciated the kazoo marching band used here. And Ms. Lopez ...

While the song marked a turning point in Dion’s career, it was also a decided change of pace for Holler, whose earlier claim to fame had been the 1966 bubblegum hit “Snoopy vs. the Red Baron ...

In the Christmas-themed song, Snoopy is called upon by Allied Command during World War 1 to take on Germany’s fearsome Red Baron in an aerial dogfight on Christmas Eve. Unlike Snoopy ...