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Original ad He then dances and hops around the room, then puts on his jacket, sliding the iPod into the pocket. He dances to the door and leaves the room. The song used was "Take California" by the Propellerheads, which became the hallmark of all subsequent advertisements.

As behind the scenes footage is shown of Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett recording their duet, the Alzheimer's Association acknowledges that people may struggle with ways to connect with individuals living with Alzheimer's disease.

The song used was "Take California" by the Propellerheads, which became the hallmark of all subsequent advertisements. One of the problems, noted Apple ad agency creative director Ken Segall, was the use of what he termed a 'real person.

$399 iPod started out as a Christmas present The 5GB white-silver iPod was originally purchased as a Christmas present in December 2001 by Fred and Betty Goodwin for their son Joseph at a mall in Plano, Texas, at an Apple Store that had opened just before the iPod release. Back then, the iPod was sold for $399.

Tony Bennett This would go far to explain the astonishing fact that after his diagnosis with Alzheimer's, Tony Bennett continued to tour extensively, singing his 90-minute set of sophisticated music with such panache, precision and professionalism that audiences and critics never suspected his condition.

In October, Gaga announced her engagement to talent agent Christian Carino whom she had met in early 2017.

iPod: Sealed original from 2001 sells for $29,000 on Rally.

The original iPod can sell for around $1,000 in a well-preserved state. A sealed, in-box iPod Touch 1st Generation for $600. A sealed, in-box iPod Nano 1st Generation for $350.

Although items don't always sell for their listing price on eBay, many vintage iPods have sold on the platform for thousands of dollars in the past - and sellers aren't only making huge profits on Apple's original 2001 model.

The news of Bruce Willis' dementia diagnosis has shocked the entire movie world. The actor was the leading man of his generation, especially in action films, had been retired for a year due to aphasia.

'Dream Weaver' singer Gary Wright dies at 80 from Lewy body dementia, Parkinson's. Wright's iconic song continued to delight audience, nearly half a century after its release.