Back in the 1970s, many of our favorite food brands didn't just sit on the shelf; they practically jumped off it. With bold ...

For many New Jersey shoppers who came of age in the 1970s and 1980s, a trip to the mall often meant a stop at Wall to Wall Sound & Video, where rows of records, cassette tapes and later CDs offered ...

Explore the 25 biggest false predictions concerning technology from history's brightest minds. Discover why experts misjudged ...

Over the course of several decades, there have been multiple Adventure Games That Quietly Reinvented the Genre Without ...

The future was not coming. It was already there, in the laboratories and showrooms, and very few people noticed. Some of these inventions were ridiculed, some of them cost so much money that they ...

Some consider some of these records good or even "misremembered classics," but no matter how you draw it, these are ...

George E. Johnson Sr. was a pioneer in Black hair care whose multimillion-dollar business was the first Black-owned company ...

The site of a groundbreaking L.A. Black private school on West Adams Boulevard, the Mary Clay School that opened in 1959, is ...

These somewhat forgotten albums from the 1970s sound surprisingly modern nowadays. Some bands were just ahead of their time.

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Linda Thompson was a driving force in defining Phoenix music culture in the '70s as a DJ and music director at KDKB. Remembering the Arizona icon.

As Oholei Torah continues celebrating its Shivim Shana, we are excited to share a remarkable piece of our history: an ...