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In 1984, Baltimore was chosen founding director of the new Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, molding it into one of the world’s leading institutions of its kind.

The evening dresses, fluid, spare, body molded, proved to be the surprise of the exhibit.

The brand announced that it has “initiated a voluntary recall of select lots of Hostess®Ding Dongs® products due to the potential for the presence of mold,” per an online statement made on its website.

But there is one moment in a pop star documentary that breaks this mold, briefly yet brilliantly illustrating fame’s dual nature.

“I mean, they made the first plastic chair. They made the first molded plywood chair. They were the first to use aluminum in a certain way.”