I n the 1960s, beloved Peanuts character Linus was faced with an unexpected antagonist: his "blanket-hating" grandmother. Hell-bent on making him break the habit, the Van Pelt kids' grandma showed ...

Linus finds his lost blanket in Peanuts. Snoopy holding a heart with his siblings in the background from Peanuts comics Linus, Lucy, and Charlie Brown look at clouds in the sky in Peanuts.

Linus Maurer, whose friend Charles M. Schulz borrowed his first name for Charlie Brown's blanket-wielding friend in "Peanuts," has died at age 90.

Nov. 28—In the "Peanuts" franchise,Linus is rarely seen without his comfort and security blanket. That same mindset is what the national non-profit Project Linus hopes to accomplish through its ...

Charles Schulz's "Peanuts" character, Linus, with his blanket, is the inspiration for the Linus Project, which offers a blanket to comfort a child. The handmade blanket can be crocheted, knitted ...

Andrew Cuomo Andrew Cuomo blanket photo sparks Twitter frenzy, comparison to ‘Peanuts’ character Linus The New York governor is compared to a 'Peanuts' character, a TV mobster and a movie 'Jerk' ...

For Dee Nietschke of Lodi, happiness is a warm blanket. In 2019, she established the San Joaquin County branch of Project Linus. Taking its name from the blanket-toting Charles Schultz Peanuts ...

It is named after a character in the Peanuts cartoon strip. Linus is a little boy often drawn carrying around his blue blanket. Project Linus chapters can be found in all 50 states.

SONOMA, Calif. — Linus Maurer, a Minnesota-born cartoonist and illustrator whose old friend Charles Schulz borrowed his first name for Charlie Brown’s blanket-toting sidekick in his “Peanuts ...

Project Linus, named for the Peanuts comic strip character who frequently carried a security blanket, is a national non-profit organization that distributes blankets to children who could benefit ...

SONOMA (CBS/AP) -- Linus Maurer, a cartoonist and illustrator whose old friend and colleague Charles M. Schulz borrowed his first name for Charlie Brown's blanket-wielding best friend Linus in his ...

Project Linus, named for the blanket-toting boy in the comic strip "Peanuts," was started in Denver in 1995, and since then has put more than 9.3 billion handmade ...