November 29th is the 333rd day of the year. There are 32 days remaining until the end of the year

Today is Small Business Saturday, National Throw Out Your Leftovers Day, National Lemon Cream Pie Day, Chia Pet Day, Customer is Wrong Day and Square Dancing Day

In 1775, Sir James Jay invented invisible ink.
In 1825, the first Italian opera produced in the United States, "The Barber of Seville," was performed in New York City.
In 1870, Compulsory education was proclaimed in England.
In 1887, the U.S. received rights to Pearl Harbor, on Oahu, Hawaii.
In 1890, the first Army-Navy football game was played at West Point, N.Y. The midshipmen from Annapolis dominated, shutting out the cadets, 24-0.
In 1897, the first motorcycle race was held in Surrey, England.
In 1929, Navy Lt. Cmdr. Richard E. Byrd radioed that he had flown over the South Pole, the first person to do so.
In 1934, the marriage of England's Duke of Kent and Princess Marina became the first royal wedding to be broadcast on television.
In 1948, "Kukla, Fran, and Ollie" debuted on NBC.
In 1951, the first underground atomic explosion occurred at Frenchman Flat, Nevada.
In 1953, American Airlines instituted the first regular commercial continental air service from Los Angeles to New York.

Actors:

Brian Baumgartner is 53 (“Four Christmases,” “The Office”)
Lucas Black is 43 (“NCIS: New Orleans,” “Sling Blade”)
Diego Boneta is 35 (“90210,” “Scream Queens”)
Larry Joe Campbell is 55 (“According to Jim,” “Wedding Crashers”)
Don Cheadle is 61 (“Iron Man 2,” “The Rat Pack”)
Kim Delaney is 64 (“All My Children,” “Army Wives”)
Anna Faris is 49 (“Scary Movie,” “My Super Ex-Girlfriend”)
The late Diane Ladd (1935 – 2025)...she would have been 90 (“Alice,” “Ghosts of Mississippi”)
Andrew McCarthy is 63 (“Weekend at Bernie's,” “Pretty in Pink”)
Cathy Moriarty is 65 (“Raging Bull,” “The Bounty Hunter”)
Gena Lee Nolin is 54 (“Baywatch,” “Sheena”)
Julian Ovenden is 49 (“Downton Abbey”)
Paola Turbay is 55 (“True Blood,” “Royal Pains”)
The late Dagmar (1921 – 2001) (“The Bob Hope Show,” “The Colgate Comedy Hour”)