By 1908, picture puzzles were a craze, becoming a successful manufacturing industry for women.
Major acts included the Rolling Stones, Manfred Mann, The Animals, The Yardbirds, Them, and the Spencer Davis Group, who dominated the UK and US charts from 1964, in the wake of the Merseybeat craze, becoming central to the mod subculture in the UK and a second wave of British Invasion acts in the US.
The adult coloring book craze is becoming an international phenomenon.
In fact the craze is becoming so popular that Pete Nelson -- a professional treehouse builder and the owner of Treehouse Point, a treehouse resort in Fall City, Washington -- is the star of his own Animal Planet show, Treehouse Masters.
Along with the KonMari tidying craze, it's fast becoming one of Japan's most popular cultural exports.
Within days of beginning production, Mr. Matter was contacted by distributors seeking to sell his absinthe in big markets like England, France and the United States, where absinthe was rapidly becoming a craze.
He made a second career as an instructor and as an officer in her company, a position that frequently took him to Cuba and South America to study Latin dances, which were becoming a craze in the United States.
Facebook stokes dropped, it's just an old phase, Twitter and Instagram are becoming the new craze.
The Great Depression was biting, but Goodman's energy and ambition, his band's good-time feel, and the rise of coast-to-coast network radio as a promotional tool, led to the Goodman Orchestra becoming a national craze.
The drug slowly spread beyond rural areas, reports NIDA, catching wind with the Hippie movement and psychedelic drug craze of the 1960s before becoming officially criminalized by the U.S. Congress in 1971.
Following the incident, family friend Bee Bailey posted a warning about the game to Facebook, explaining that Karnel's parents wanted to end speculation that their son had hung himself, and instead "raise awareness of a new craze amongst youngsters which is becoming terrifyingly popular online".
