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Whether wet-look vinyl or fur-look polyester, these vintage '70s toadstool ottomans & swivel chair combos were the epitome of budget home style.
Not only would these sexist vintage ads not sell well today, but they'd also cause a huge social media backlash. See 50 of the most obnoxious examples here.
Ali MacGraw was unmistakably a star at the age of 33, following the success of her first movie, Goodbye Columbus, and the overwhelming popularity of her second, Love Story.
Have you ever wondered where products like Formula 409, 7-Up, WD-40 and Preparation H got those famous vintage brand names? Find out here.
Hallmark Valentine cards in the '70s - at least those geared toward girls - were anything but subtle. Hot pink, pale pink and red were big, as were the doll-like little girls' eyes and heads.
DB Cooper, a courteous middle-aged man disappeared, apparently by parachute, with a $200,000 ransom Wednesday night while a jetliner he hijacked was en route from Seattle to Reno.
The 'in' gift of the year! Lava lamps are so unusual they defy description! You'll want several! Beautiful! New! Exotic! Fascinating! Intriguing!
Through these vintage celebrity interviews (and an article bylined by the star himself), get to know Mike Connors, the star of the Mannix TV show, which was a big hit detective drama in the '70s.
If you were alive in the '70s & '80s, you know that Vintage 7-Eleven stores weren't just a place to shop - they were the corner grocery & a place for kids to hang out.
In the years after Mary Jo Kopechne died in a car accident on Chappaquiddick Island, questions, investigations, doubts and rumors dogged the career of Edward Kennedy. Here's a look back.
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