Classic and Scandinavian: – I really like the mix of dark and light wood, warm colors, and natural textiles
A couple shares their experience renovating a classic 1920s home in a cozy neighborhood, emphasizing their appreciation for its design and warmth.
Documenting the Return of the Gray Wolf in Los Angeles 100 Years After Being Brought to Extinction
The gray wolf has returned to Los Angeles over a century after its likely extinction from the region in the 1920s, with a sighting reported near Pyramid Lake.
A musical story for the Greeks who endured…
The musical performance 'ASTORIA' brings to life the struggles and resilience of Greek immigrants in 1920s and 1930s New York, set in an Astoria café that serves as a heart for the community.
Ukrainian Jazz from Its Origins to the Present Day: A Journey Through Decades of Musical Improvisation
The article explores the history and evolution of Ukrainian jazz from the 1920s to the present day, highlighting its resilience amidst ongoing conflict.
The liberal Giovanni Amendola. An exemplary story of how anti-fascism failed
The article discusses the historical context and the failures of anti-fascism in Italy following the rise of Mussolini in the early 1920s.
The Argentine actor who left Belgrano in the 1920s to succeed in Hollywood
The story follows the life of Argentine actor Barry Norton who left his hometown of Belgrano to achieve fame in Hollywood during the transition from silent to sound films.
Trailblazing Lionesses honoured in special tribute to women's football pioneers
Two pioneering women footballers from the 1920s, Lily Parr and Lizzy Ashcroft, are being honored in a plaque unveiling ceremony in St Helens, Merseyside.
Sighted wolf missing for more than 100 years: 'This is the first time we verify its presence in Los Angeles County in modern times'
A gray wolf, believed to be extinct in the area since the 1920s, has been spotted in Los Angeles County and is currently being monitored by GPS.
Mussolini's Fascism Divided the Italian Community in São Paulo
The article discusses the impact of Mussolini's fascism on the Italian community in São Paulo during the 1920s and the significant divisions it caused.
Chinese lion dancers, parades and feasts: a look back at lunar new year in Australia – in pictures
This article features a photographic retrospective of Lunar New Year celebrations in Australia from the 1920s to the 1970s.
Björn Wiman: The Next Olympics Could Be Held in a Country Where Fascism Has Taken Over
Björn Wiman reflects on the disturbing parallels between armed squads in the US and the rise of fascism in 1920s Italy, suggesting that such political forces are also present in the context of the Olympics.
‘Welcome to 1920s Sydney’: shuttle bus bans passengers in swimwear, citing ‘cleanliness’
Sydney’s Northern Beaches council has prohibited passengers in swimwear from using a free community shuttle bus, citing concerns about cleanliness.
Josephine Baker: "Black Venus"
The article commemorates Josephine Baker's groundbreaking influence in the 1920s and her lasting legacy in France as the first Black woman laid to rest in the Pantheon.
Ewa Roos Returns to the Summer Theater: "A Very Beautiful Art Form"
Ewa Roos is making a return to the summer theater in Vallarna, Falkenberg, after 15 years, to celebrate its 30th anniversary by starring in a play set in the late 1920s.
Popular airline's retro food menu sparks 'golden age' flying comparisons as passengers react
American Airlines is introducing a luxurious retro food menu inspired by the 1920s as part of its 100th-anniversary celebrations, aiming to enhance in-flight dining experiences.
Engineering, Water and Future: The Dream That Still Moves São Paulo
The article discusses Asa Billings' innovative energy project for São Paulo in the 1920s, which addressed the city's energy crisis.
Movement New Frankfurt: How We Should Build Apartments Again
The article discusses how the 'Neues Frankfurt' movement from the 1920s transformed Frankfurt into an avant-garde hub by constructing thousands of affordable, aesthetically pleasing apartments that remain significant today.
Jalmar Schacht: The 'Wizard' Who Turned a Bankrupt Country into Europe's Strongest Industrial Economy
The article explores the transformation of Germany under Jalmar Schacht during the late 1920s, transitioning from severe economic crisis to becoming a powerful industrial economy.
Table tennis in film - from Forrest Gump to Marty Supreme
The article explores the intricate connections between table tennis and film, tracing the sport's revival in the 1920s and its portrayal in cinema.
The Baeza-Utiel Line: "The greatest failure of the train in Spain" that took decades to build and never went into operation
The Baeza-Utiel railway line, deemed the greatest failure in Spanish rail history, was conceptualized in the 1920s but was never completed, highlighting significant flaws in infrastructure planning.
This Agreement Aimed to Slow Down the Arms Race. Japan Felt Deceived
The Washington Naval Agreement aimed to reduce military expenses and prevent a new arms race among world powers in the early 1920s, with Japan feeling particularly deceived by the outcomes.
Dozens of historic Maseratis recreated for movie about Italian car company
A feature film titled 'Maserati: The Brothers' showcases the recreated Maseratis from the 1920s and 1930s, highlighting the origins of the iconic Italian car company founded by siblings in Bologna.
We bought a 1920s house and couldn't believe what we found behind the walls
Carol and Tracy Thiemer discovered an astonishing find hidden within the walls of their newly purchased 1920s home.
Hitler's media strategy to conquer the world through interviews
The article discusses how Hitler utilized radio and cinema in the 1920s and 30s to indoctrinate the German population and influence other nations during World War II, paralleling the modern extreme right's use of social media.
How the Trump camp made the Fed compliant
Despite President Donald Trump's erratic policies, the US Treasury market has stabilized, largely due to a law from the 1920s reactivated by the US Treasury Secretary, compelling a response from the Federal Reserve.
On this day, the move of the Serbian king forever changed Croatian history
The article discusses the proclamation of the January 6 dictatorship and its impact on Croatian history, particularly focusing on the dissatisfaction of Croats in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes during the late 1920s.
How Stjepan Radić Became a Traitor to Many During His Career
Stjepan Radić, leader of the Croatian Peasant Party and an informal leader of the Croatian people in the 1920s, was arrested on January 5, 1925, for his strong opposition to the centralist, monarchist regime in the newly formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.
Isabel Llorach, the woman who turned the crazy 1920s into an unruly party of art and culture
The article highlights Isabel Llorach's significant role in the cultural scene of the 1920s as a patron and influential figure, concluding with a notable exhibition at Casa Rocamora celebrating her legacy.
My Complex: When Hitler Met Freud
A comedic play depicting the fictional encounter between a soon-to-be-famous man and the renowned psychiatrist Freud in 1920s Vienna.
Don't miss: DiCaprio as a former revolutionary and a chamber musical about two murderers
The article highlights the best films of 2025, including the musical biopic 'One Battle After Another' featuring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, along with a theatrical musical inspired by a real murder case in 1920s Chicago.