Construction company executives, dignitaries and VIPs were guests in the hotel’s early years and included Bette Davis, Shirley Temple ... around wet concrete with their feet, and muckers ...

Known online as the “Shirley Temple King,” Leo Kelly, 11, has built a sizable audience with his pointed takes on grenadine and carbonation.Credit...Lanna Apisukh for The New York Times ...

7UP has released a Shirley Temple-flavored soda for a limited time. The new beverage is 7UP’s take on the classic mocktail made with fizzy lemon-lime soda (or sometimes, ginger ale) grenadine ...

Childhood actress Shirley Temple would frequent the establishment. And since she was a kid, she would drink mocktails. This particular concoction caught on and was named after her. Mariah Williams ...

A representative for Keurig Dr Pepper confirmed to TODAY.com that a new soda will be soon joining its ranks: 7-Up Shirley Temple. The new variety, offered in holiday-themed packaging, will be ...

Rumors circulating about the potential release of a Shirley Temple 7UP flavor have been circulating around the internet over the last couple of days, following food influencer posts on social ...

A representative for Keurig Dr Pepper confirmed to TODAY.com that a new soda will be soon joining its ranks: 7-Up Shirley Temple. The new variety, offered in holiday-themed packaging, will be ...

Cross your fingers, because we might soon be sipping on a 7-Up Shirley Temple. The news, though not published to official 7-Up channels as of now, has been bouncing around an assortment of snack ...

A limited-edition Shirley Temple 7UP flavor appears in the works for the holidays. Food and snack insider Snackolater posted on Instagram Tuesday that the lemon-lime, pomegranate and cherry ...

According to the food news account @snackolator, 7-Up is tapping into our nostalgia with the release of a limited-edition Shirley Temple flavor. A description on the soda can, which is decked out ...

But the value of Shirley Temple Black’s impact on the ... one popped out as she sank her hands and feet in cement at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, according to her 1988 autobiography.