America's UFO-inspired ice-cream treat turns 75 — and it's still flying off shelves
Carvel celebrates the 75th anniversary of its iconic Flying Saucer ice cream sandwich, inspired by 1950s UFO culture.
Collien Fernandes: German Criminal Law Sets Priorities Like in the 1950s
Actress and presenter Collien Fernandes discusses her decision to file a complaint against her ex-partner in Spain rather than Germany, revealing issues with the German legal system.
"Original from Vienna", Episode 31: The Sad Joke President
The article discusses the life and career of Maxi Böhm, a popular Austrian comedian and actor, particularly known for his role as the first quizmaster on the radio show "Die große Chance" in the 1950s.
Kristina Lindquist: 1950s American Realism Feels Older Than Shakespeare
Kristina Lindquist reflects on the enduring influence and perceived obsolescence of 1950s American realism, particularly in the context of its latest revival at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern.
Memories from the Aegean – A photographic journey in Greece of another era
An upcoming photography exhibition titled 'Memories from the Aegean' will showcase the work of renowned photographer Robert A. McCabe in Paros, Greece, featuring images from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Today, a series starts on Yle that will leave viewers breathless
A new captivating melodrama 'Entre Tierras' premieres on Yle, known for its thrilling narrative and dramatic elements.
Stalinist Fantasy Films in the 1950s – Very Expensive and Politically Engaged Cinema: A Cultural History Analysis
The article examines the legacy of Stalinist fantasy cinema in the 1950s, exploring its substantial political undertones and high production costs.
A new species of sea turtles discovered thanks to a fossil that had been kept for over 60 years in a museum
A fossil specimen of a sea turtle, collected in the 1950s, has been identified as a new species, Craspedochelys renzi, dating back to over 125 million years ago.
Lasallian Catholic Schools: 165 victims reported from the 1950s to the early 1990s, according to a collective
A group of former students claims that 165 children suffered sexual and physical abuse in Lasallian Catholic schools from the 1950s to the early 1990s.
Possible abuse in Franconian home: 'A climate of hostility towards children, violence, cruelty, and fear'
An evangelical children's home in the Rhön region has reportedly subjected minors to sexual violence for years, prompting an academic study to investigate the incidents from the 1950s to the 1980s.
US-Iran Relations: From Alliance to Hostility
The article explores the fluctuating relationship between the United States and Iran, detailing key events from the 1950s to present that have defined their interactions.
Time of Executions and Long-Term Imprisonments / 75 Years After the Harshest Persecutions of the Communist Regime in Slovakia
The article reflects on the brutal persecutions carried out by the Communist regime in Slovakia during the early 1950s, marking the 75th anniversary of these events.
Personal Data and Artificial Intelligence: An Unbreakable, Unequal and Quite Dangerous Relationship
The article discusses the intricate relationship between personal data and AI, highlighting the rapid advancements in technology since the 1950s and the implications of processing vast amounts of personal data.
Timothée Chalamet has been preparing for significant roles for years. Annoying Big Marty may bring him his first Oscar
The article discusses Timothée Chalamet's preparation for his role in the film 'Big Marty,' which explores the rise of an ambitious young man in 1950s New York, just as it contemplates his potential for an Oscar nomination.
Who was Nelson Maleiro, a multifaceted artist and black protagonist of the Salvador Carnival
Nelson Maleiro was a pivotal figure in the Salvador Carnival, renowned for his multifaceted artistry and his role as a prominent black performer from the 1950s to the 1980s.
China's Controversial Bet to 'Make' Rain - and Why Many Still Doubt the Results
China has been attempting to artificially increase its rainfall using cloud seeding since the 1950s, with a recent large-scale operation reportedly achieving significant results.
Luciano Macías and Clímaco Cañarte: Sacred Before Peñarol in 1956
The article reminisces about the vibrant sports culture of Guayaquil in the 1950s, focusing on the legendary soccer players Luciano Macías and Clímaco Cañarte after their memorable match against Peñarol.
Now Everyone Wants H-Milk – Naturally So
The article discusses the declining milk consumption in Norway since the 1950s and highlights the recent resurgence in the popularity of H-milk.
Valentine's Day Turns 70 - Here’s How the Tradition Came to Sweden
The article discusses the origins and introduction of Valentine's Day to Sweden, detailing its history and evolution since the 1950s.
Recent Object: Rescuing and Updating Argentine Design from the 50s to 80s
The project Objeto Reciente aims to rescue and update Argentine design from the mid-20th century, showcasing furniture and objects produced between the 1950s and 1980s.
Interior design: Sunken treasures
The resurgence of sunken living rooms, or conversation pits, is being reimagined for modern interiors, inspired by their popularity from the 1950s to the 1970s and influenced by recent films.
'Outstanding' period drama 'robbed of an Oscar' on BBC tonight
'Queer,' a 1950s period drama set in Mexico City and Ecuador, is being praised by fans for its storytelling and performances, even as it was overlooked for Oscars.
With Vannacci, a boldness of caricature
The article discusses the humorous yet serious nature of Vannacci's persona, drawing parallels with Giancarlo Fusco's writings from the 1950s.
The Retro Trend Captivating the MZ Generation... The Appliance Industry Swings to Retro
The appliance industry in South Korea is experiencing a retro trend, appealing to younger generations with nostalgic products from the 1950s and 60s, combined with modern technology.
Timeless classic hailed as the 'best musical of all time' now streaming
The musical 'Grease,' set in the 1950s, is now available for streaming and has received acclaim as one of the best musicals of all time.
What a banana company from the 1950s in Guatemala says about Trump’s policies for Venezuela, Greenland, and Iran
The article discusses the historical impact of the United Fruit Company on U.S. foreign policy, particularly relating to the recent invocation of the Monroe Doctrine by Trump to justify actions against Venezuela.
Peaky Blinders extras needed - with only one hairstyle allowed
Casting agency Celex is looking for Birmingham and Midlands based extras for the new series of Peaky Blinders, specifically those with hairstyles suitable for the 1950s.
Niels Krause-Kjær Wins The Golden Laurel
Danish author Niels Krause-Kjær has received the Golden Laurel book award for his novel 'Ude for uden', which depicts Denmark's transformation from an agricultural society in the 1950s to a modern consumer society today, through the experiences of a couple who witness the disappearance of their way of life.
Parliament 'compensation' update for 1950s women affected by pension changes
A petition demanding compensation for women born in the 1950s affected by changes to the State Pension age has garnered over 57,000 signatures, potentially leading to parliamentary debate if it reaches 100,000 signatures.
SP government claims it spent R$ 29 million on educational material with errors about World War II
The Tarcísio de Freitas administration in São Paulo spent R$ 28.9 million on educational material that incorrectly stated World War II occurred during the 1950s.
WASPI judicial review update after 'disgraceful' DWP decision
The WASPI campaign is urging for compensation from the DWP, despite government announcements of no financial redress for 1950s-born women.
Decline of the herd in the USA further complicates global livestock industry
Newly released numbers from the USDA show that the U.S. cattle herd has shrunk to its lowest level since the 1950s, which has significant implications for the global protein market.
Revolution in TV quizzes: winners will be paid with real money
Television quiz show winners in Italy will now be compensated with real cash instead of tokens, a change prompted by previous legal restrictions on cash prizes in the 1950s.
‘Naked homophobia’: play revisits BBC’s first programme on gay men in 1950s
A new play reflects on the BBC's first program addressing male homosexuality in the 1950s, highlighting the starkly homophobic viewpoints of its contributors.
Gina Lollobrigida: The Diva Who Broke Stereotypes and Created Art
Gina Lollobrigida, born on July 4, 1927, in Subiaco, Italy, was a remarkable film star of the 1950s and 1960s known for her beauty, strong personality, and artistic independence, becoming a symbol of Italian glamour and a champion for artistic freedom.
The New Wave: what remains of the innovative spirit that transformed cinema in the late 1950s
This article discusses the enduring influence of the French New Wave cinema, as analyzed by Valeria Camporesi and Miguel Marías, in light of its homage in Richard Linklater's new film.
When the Federal Republic First Overcame Doubts About the Social Market Economy
In January 1951, Economic Minister Ludwig Erhard addressed questions from WELT, marking a significant moment in the establishment of the social market economy in West Germany and the onset of the economic miracle.
Palomar Telescope Archive Reveals Mysterious Lights Reviving UFO Debate
The debate over unidentified flying objects has resurfaced as scientists publish new analyses of astronomical images from the 1950s, revealing unexplained flashes of light captured by the Palomar Observatory.
That Dirty Cultural Work of Bianciardi Against Everyone
The article explores the cultural contributions and challenges faced by Bianciardi, particularly highlighting his pride in reconstructing the Chelliana Library in Grosseto and his disdain for life in Milan during the 1950s.
Venezuela, the dreamed paradise of Spanish emigrants in the 1950s
The article discusses the experiences of around 150,000 Canary Islanders and Galicians who emigrated to Venezuela in the 1950s in search of wealth and stability.
Major WASPI update over 'last chance saloon' warning as pressure mounts
Polling indicates that 66% of voters aged 18-34 support compensation payouts for women born in the 1950s affected by DWP issues.
Olympiakos: Panagiotis Kotridis met the legends of the 1950s with the help of AI, video
Lieutenant Colonel Panagiotis Kotridis, son of Olympiakos legend Babis Kotridis, met with stars from the 1950s team, including Bebis, Mouratis, and Darivas, using AI technology.
WASPI two-month warning over DWP 'new decision'
The Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) campaign is urging the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for a new compensation decision affecting women born in the 1950s.
The Big Marty Won't Let You Breathe. An Unmatched Movie Experience with Chalamet
The film 'The Big Marty' follows a 1950s table tennis player spiraling into time and financial distress amidst ruthless ambitions, brought to theaters by the energetic collaboration of directors the Safdie Brothers.
Cyber and Deepfake Threaten Election Integrity; The State Will Fight Them with Tools from the 1950s
The article discusses how cyber threats and deepfakes pose risks to the upcoming elections in Israel, illustrating the potential impact through a simulated deepfake video of a high court judge declaring a state of emergency.
From Nikola Tanhofer to Goran Rušinović: At KIC, watch the best Croatian crime films from the last century
Starting from January 10, the Zagreb KIC is showcasing four significant works of Croatian crime film from the 1950s to the 1990s, highlighting the genre's development through notable directors.
In Rolls, with Brigitte Bardot, on the way to Saint-Tropez and listening to the Beatles
The article discusses Brigitte Bardot's ownership of two distinct Rolls Royce vehicles throughout her life, highlighting their history and differences.
Diaries of Arno Schmidt: Unable to Handle One's Own Radicality
The only surviving diary of Arno Schmidt covers the years 1957 to 1962, revealing the portrait of a restless, genius loner.
Bardot's Big Hair: How a Tangled Mane Shook Female Standards Seventy Years Ago
The iconic messy hairstyle of French actress Brigitte Bardot challenged the conventional norms of femininity in an era when women were expected to maintain a tidy and sculpted appearance.
The Pagan Divinity That Enchanted an Era
The article explores the enduring allure of Brigitte Bardot, highlighting her unique embodiment of amoral eroticism and innocence that captivates audiences.