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High School Musical debuts and accidentally launches a generation of theatre kids

High School Musical debuts and accidentally launches a generation of theatre kids

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Rewind to 22 Jan 2006 to 28 Jan 2006

🎤 High school musical rewires your personality
Disney drops a made-for-TV movie and accidentally creates a global tween religion. Zac Efron becomes your entire emotional support system, Sharpay steals every scene and ‘We’re All In This Together’ is suddenly being belted at school assemblies by kids who previously refused to raise their hand in class.

🕵️ Fake rock, real spies
Russia accuses British diplomats of spying with… a hollow rock full of electronics. Agents crouch to ‘tie their shoelaces’ while secretly uploading data. The UK denies everything. Everyone pretends this is normal diplomatic behaviour and not the plot of a rejected Bond film.

📧 Spam king gets wrecked
AOL sues notorious spammer Christopher Smith for clogging inboxes with miracle pills and ‘urgent business proposals’ and wins US$5.3 million. The CAN-SPAM Act finally swings into action and somewhere a Hotmail inbox breathes a small exhausted sigh of relief.

🦷 Grillz go mainstream
Nelly’s Grillz hits #1 in the US, officially turning dental jewellery into a cultural event. Suddenly everyone knows a guy who can get them ‘done cheap’ and your cousin is Googling ‘gold teeth near me’ on dial-up.

🧛 Leather, lore and Kate Beckinsale
Underworld: Evolution rules the US box office with slow-mo gun fights, ancient vampire drama and industrial blue-grey vibes while Memoirs of a Geisha enchants Australia with sweeping tragedy, Oscar buzz and very complicated cultural conversations.

🎬 Disney buys the future
Disney announces it’s buying Pixar for US$7.4 billion and accidentally sets up the next decade of Ratatouille, WALL-E, Up, Inside Out and Frozen. Bob Iger chooses the smartest cheat code in media history.

📚 The book everyone pretends to like
The Hostage tops the charts and delivers 700 pages of government meetings, diplomatic intrigue and one-star reviews begging for mercy. Thrilling if you love bureaucracy.

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