Peter Probst's New Crime Novel 'In Broad Daylight': The Mystery of the Disappeared Children of Pirmasens
Peter Probst's latest crime novel delves into the chilling history of child disappearances in Pirmasens during the 1960s.
I am hot! Oxygen, oxygen... Did two Italians once listen on the radio to a Soviet woman dying in space?
The article recounts a chilling story about two Italian brothers in the 1960s who may have recorded transmissions of a Soviet woman dying in space.
Review: "The Rage", by Pier Paolo Pasolini
This article reviews Pier Paolo Pasolini's script 'La rabia', which remained unpublished during his lifetime and reflects on his influence in the 1960s and 70s.
They entered an abandoned warehouse, found a collection of invaluable cars, but one detail caught their attention
A couple exploring rural Portugal discovered a collection of 1960s classic cars in an abandoned warehouse, hinting at a potential restoration that was never completed.
This man made Tampere into Tampere – and could have helped put Kekkonen in the presidency
Kalle Kaihari, a businessman and patron from Tampere, played a crucial role in the city's development between the 1960s and 1980s, supporting key projects that shaped its current landscape.
People: 'Marriage was the last thing I could imagine'
Iris Berben, a 75-year-old actress, discusses her commitment to independence and her reasons for never marrying, reflecting on societal norms from her youth.
The Glasses of the Quartetto
The article discusses Anton Virgilio Savona, a member of the famed Quartetto Cetra, and his contributions to music criticism and his evolution as a musician.
Edmundo Villani-C�rtes recalls jazz nights and clubs in São Paulo
The article celebrates the 105th anniversary of Folha and reminisces about the historic jazz jam sessions held in São Paulo in the 1960s.
VIDEO shows transformation in mutation car, tradition of the past of the carnival of Florianópolis and unique in Brazil
The article discusses the historical significance of the transformation cars (carros de mutação) that were a major attraction at the carnival in Florianópolis until the 1960s, showcasing past carnival parades.
Democratic-socialist nominee eyeing NJ governor's vacant House seat compares ICE to 1960s segregationists
Analilia Mejia, a Democratic nominee for a vacant House seat in New Jersey, compares ICE's actions to those of 1960s segregationists, advocating for its abolition and drawing parallels with recent immigrant rights protests.
Classical: José van Dam is dead
Belgian bass-baritone José van Dam, a significant figure in the opera world during the 1960s and 1970s, has passed away.
Examining the Huge Shadow Left by Photography in Korean Contemporary Art History
The article discusses the significant yet ambiguous role of photography in the history of Korean contemporary art from the 1960s to the 1980s, highlighting various artists and their experimental works.
His parents moved from Christiania when he was born. Has he been protected or cheated? This is investigated in a beautiful documentary
The article discusses a documentary reflecting on the contrasting ideals of freedom and societal norms experienced during the 1960s compared to today's hypercapitalist environment.
Twiggy, the iconic model of the sixties, remembers the worst of those years: 'Not everything was magical: there was the Vietnam War and people were dying from overdose'
Twiggy reflects on the darker aspects of the 1960s, revealing that the era was marked by significant turmoil, including the Vietnam War and a rampant drug crisis.
The woman who was everything in the wild 60s of Los Angeles when Harrison Ford sold marijuana: 'He is the secret genius. The dark twin of Joan Didion'
Eve Babitz, a pivotal figure in Los Angeles during the 1960s, reflects on her vibrant return to the city and the electrifying atmosphere that characterized the era.
Fridamania: How the Legend of Frida Kahlo Was Built - The Role of Madonna and the Movements of '68
The article explores the cultural phenomenon surrounding Frida Kahlo, her iconic image, and the influence of the 1960s movements and figures like Madonna on her legacy.
Algeria Starts the First Decontamination Operation of French Nuclear Blast Sites
Algeria has initiated its first partial decontamination operation at a site of French nuclear blasts conducted during the colonial era in the 1960s.
Operation 'Iceworm': Why Washington's Nuclear Plans in Greenland Failed
The article explores the failed American plans for a nuclear project in Greenland during the 1960s, highlighting the historical context and geopolitical implications of such ambitions.
The Power of Flowers
An annual Orchid Exhibition at the Chicago Botanic Garden will embrace a 1960s and 1970s theme for its 2026 edition, reflecting the essence of the 'flower power' movement.
The dolphin Peter committed suicide in the 1960s – a new theater production reveals our blind spots of animal love
A new theater production inspired by the life of a dolphin named Peter, who attempted to learn human language in the 1960s, explores the complexities of human-animal relationships and the darker sides of animal affection.
The Great Gig in the Sky: the true story behind the laments of 'death and orgasm'
An exploration of the history behind a notable vocal performance in Pink Floyd's 'The Great Gig in the Sky' reveals its importance to the song and the recognition it received decades after its initial recording.
The dictator who died without knowing he was no longer in power and the song that started an unusual revolution: “We saw a crowd in the streets”
The article reflects on the late Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar, who continued to believe he was in control of the government until his death, despite having been replaced without his knowledge.
Should large housing complexes and high-rise buildings be classified?
Architects and associations in France advocate for the recognition of 20th-century concrete architecture, despite its negative image from the 1960s.
Long Live Living Art: Alberto Greco and His Disruptive Legend Unfolds at the Reina Sofia
A new exhibition dedicated to the Argentine artist Alberto Greco opens on October 11 in Madrid, highlighting his impact on contemporary art by merging life and creation in the 1960s.
How Karlo Metikoš Became Matt Collins in Paris in the Early Sixties
Karlo Metikoš, a Croatian musician, navigated the music scene in Yugoslavia and later reinvented himself as Matt Collins in Paris during the 1960s.
When it reached Vienna, it was a miracle. With a new engine, however, Hydra still runs today
Hydra, once a prestigious train of the 1960s, has transitioned to transporting ordinary passengers today, showcasing the evolution of rail transport in Czechia.
Parenting methods from the 1960s that would benefit children today
The article explores how certain parenting practices from the 1960s, now largely abandoned, could enhance children's independence and family relationships.
You will be shocked by what children were allowed to do in the 60s, which today is unimaginable for parents
The article discusses how parenting practices from the 1960s, which are largely abandoned today, could contribute to healthier child development, greater independence, and improved family relationships.
Journey to the French Hamptons: The refuge of the rich and famous in the Atlantic
Cap Ferret, located in southwestern France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, is a serene retreat known for its authenticity, attracting wealthy vacationers since the 1960s and 1970s.
‘The Footprints of Enayat’, by Iman Mersal: the revolution of women in Egypt
The article explores Iman Mersal's investigation into a young Egyptian writer from the 1960s, uncovering themes of friendship and feminism during Nasser's era.
Kate Middleton opted for 60s style and hit the mark
Kate Middleton embraced a 1960s fashion style during her public appearance, impressing many with her choice.
First look at Beatlemania in new movie as Paul Mescal transforms into Paul McCartney
Filming for four upcoming Beatles biopics, featuring Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, recently took place in London, recreating the iconic vibe of 1960s Beatlemania.
See how the famous model Twiggy is today
At 76, Twiggy remains one of the most recognizable figures in global pop culture, known for changing the fashion image in the 1960s.
Union Leader Warns Against Import of 'Substandard Conditions'
A prominent labor leader warns that Denmark may be repeating past mistakes of the 1960s and 1970s regarding the importation of foreign labor under unfavorable conditions.
The food with antioxidants that reduces inflammation and the risk of heart disease
The article discusses a specific food rich in antioxidants known for its anti-inflammatory properties and benefits for heart health, while also noting its popularity in the U.S. since the 1960s as a snack.
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 reform of the boulevard of the Puerta de Alcalá will allow walking around the monument in 2027
The renovation of the Puerta de Alcalá boulevard, starting in February, will enable pedestrians to walk around the monument by 2027, including wider sidewalks and the restoration of 1960s trees.
The New Novel by Tiny Stricker: Writing Like a Hippie
Tiny Stricker's new novel reflects on his transformative journey along the Hippie Trail in the late 1960s, symbolizing freedom, self-discovery, and cultural exchange.
The World Bank warns of insufficient global growth for emerging economies to reduce the gap with rich countries
The World Bank has raised its global growth forecasts, predicting a 2.6% increase this year, but warns that the world is heading towards the decade with the lowest growth since the 1960s.
Jacob Elordi listed all his childhood celebrity crushes (there were many)
Actor Jacob Elordi revealed his list of childhood celebrity crushes in a recent interview, which included actresses from the early 2000s and a notable TV icon from the 1960s.
The Man Who Fell from Space: The Chilling Final Words of the Cosmonaut Before Vanishing into the Void
This article recounts the chilling final words of a cosmonaut, broadcast live in 1967, before his tragic death in the vastness of space.
Superhero film with three huge stars 'worst movie of all time' on ITV tonight
A superhero film based on a classic 1960s TV series, starring three major actors, has been labeled as 'the worst movie of all time' despite its notable cast.
Critique of 'Nouvelle Vague': Godard's Cinema Just Before Becoming Godard
Richard Linklater explores the French cinema of the 1960s, focusing on its key figures and counter-cinematic spirit, while reflecting on Godard's vulnerability during the making of 'Breathless.'
Red Wine 'Amselfelder': A Fighting Hero from Days Gone By
The article reminisces about the once-popular Amselfelder red wine, highlighting its significance in German culture and its decline since the 1960s and 70s.
Saint-Tropez bids farewell to Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot was honored with a private Catholic service in Saint-Tropez, where family, friends, and admirers celebrated her legacy as an animal rights activist and film icon.
One of the best films ever made airing on Channel 5 tonight
The acclaimed film 'The Fugitive', starring Harrison Ford and loosely inspired by the trial of Sam Sheppard and a 1960s TV series, will be broadcast on Channel 5 tonight.
Sincerely Liars. The play by Max Pisu
The article discusses the themes and context of the play 'Sincerely Liars' by Alan Ayckbourn, exploring issues from civil rights to the social power of music, originating from the bourgeois culture of the 1960s.
Michel Bernard: "Brigitte Bardot, the icon of a 'great French moment'"
Author Michel Bernard reflects on the legacy of actress Brigitte Bardot, who dominated the 1960s as a symbol of cinema, music, and freedom, during her funeral on January 7.
Western comedy from 1963 that many call a hidden film gem
A 1963 western comedy has garnered renewed attention, with viewers claiming it to be one of the funniest films in the genre, showcasing both cowboy action and significant comedic moments.
Film Recommendations for Epiphany: Alternative Truths
The article discusses Quentin Tarantino's 2019 film 'Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood' as a blend of reminiscence and alternative storytelling set in the 1960s, highlighting its departure from reality.