Known for her roles in Killers of the Flower Moon and Certain Women, Lily Gladstone, the first Native American nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress in 2024. Born in 1986, Gladstone lived on […]
What can’t be purchased on the 18th Fairway This year Daniel Craig appeared in a commercial for the Denza Z9 GT, a $134,000 luxury vehicle from BYD, the Chinese automaker targeting Europe’s premium market. The […]
Can you name these obsolete gadgets? Every one of these felt like the future at some point. Now they’re museum pieces or punchlines, depending on how old the person laughing happens to be. One detail […]
On August 1, 1981, just after midnight, a new cable network called MTV, Music Television, went on the air for the very first time with these words by one of MTV’s creators, John Lack, “Ladies […]
The department stores America still misses Online shopping flattened retail into a search bar. Before that, department stores were destinations, architectural landmarks, entire Saturdays built around one building downtown. The same pattern shows up across […]
Can you name these ‘50s stars before they became famous? While stars from the 1950s are sadly no longer around, many have left a remarkable mark on Hollywood and entertainment long after their deaths. With […]
More “boring” iconic movies, according to our readers A previous piece on movies everyone claims to love but secretly finds tedious brought a wave of pushback. Most of it circled the same two titles. One […]
Jackée Harry’s touching tribute to fellow ‘227’ TV star Hal Williams The television world is mourning the loss of a true pioneer and gentleman. Hal Williams, the seasoned character actor whose career spanned over six […]
Rules kids followed in the ’60s that sound unbelievable now Growing up in the 1960s meant living in two worlds at once. One was ordinary childhood. Bikes, backyards, dinner at six. The other ran on […]
What immigration in America was really like 100 years ago Ellis Island, often considered the “Gateway to America,” holds a unique and poignant place in the history of U.S. immigration. Between 1892 and 1954, it […]