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The organization Save the Children is requesting that the cover of Scorpions' 1976 album 'Virgin Killer' be removed from the Finnish version of Wikipedia due to concerns about child sexualization.

A 1976 teaser trailer for the original Star Wars film has surfaced online, revealing a significant difference from the final version that has surprised fans.

Jorge Aragão is celebrated with a new tribute album by Renan Oliveira just ahead of his 77th birthday, showcasing the continued relevance of his samba music.

The church of San Francisco de Asís in Vitoria has been designated a 'place of memory' due to a tragic police incident in 1976 that resulted in the death of five workers.

This article explores significant books that examine the military dictatorship in Argentina from 1976 to 1983, highlighting the societal impact and the continued political ramifications 50 years later.

The article discusses the enduring impact of the 1976 film 'Network' and its relevance in today's society, particularly in light of its themes of media, depression, and sensationalism.

Tatus Fombellida, a historic figure in Basque dining, reflects on her experiences as the only woman featured in a famous 1976 photograph that marked the New Basque Cuisine movement's inception.

The article recounts the mysterious disappearance of a woman named Marie Bartošová following a ground collapse in Brno in 1976, an incident that remains unsolved after fifty years.

Leandro Vieira, the carnaval designer for Imperatriz Leopoldinense, paraded with a ring gifted by Ney Matogrosso, who wore it during a significant performance in 1976.

A cable car disaster in the Dolomites in 1976 resulted in the death of 42 individuals, with only one girl surviving, highlighting significant safety failures.

The article discusses the historical context of hyperinflation in Argentina, particularly focusing on the brief tenure of Emilio Mondelli as the last minister of Economy under a democratic government before a military coup.

The MUAC's new exhibition explores the role of collective artistic movements in Mexico during the turbulent years of 1976-1985, when creating art became a form of resistance against political repression.

The article reflects on the samba enredos of the 1976 Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, contrasting it with the perceived decline in quality of recent years' samba compositions.

Marianne Liermann has been awarded for her extraordinary achievement of obtaining the German Sports Badge for the 50th consecutive year, a feat she has accomplished without interruption since 1976.

Ilia Malinin performed a backflip in his short program at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, a move not seen at the Games since 1976.

Silvia Cevasco, a journalist who fled Argentina due to the military dictatorship in 1976, found a new home in Brazil where she became a translator and Spanish teacher.

21-year-old athlete Ilia Malinin successfully executed a backflip during a team competition, a move that had been banned since 1976, eliciting massive cheers from the audience.

A federal judge has blocked the IRS from sharing taxpayers' residential addresses with ICE, citing potential violations of privacy protections in the Tax Act of 1976.

On January 21, 1976, the Concorde began its regular supersonic flights, marking a historic moment in civil aviation.

Chico Buarque's album 'Meus caros amigos', released in 1976, marks its 50th anniversary, showcasing the artist's significant contributions to Brazilian music during a time of censorship.

Athletes at the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck complained about the 'military beds' in the Olympic Village before the games began, reflecting on the harsh winter conditions and the competitive spirit of the event.

The article reflects on the life of Rosi Mittermaier, who captivated Germans during the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, not just through her achievements but by her humble nature.

On January 14, 1976, a Wednesday, Ezio Mauro tells the history of the newspaper Repubblica in a documentary, reflecting on five decades of revolutions that have changed the narrative of events in Italy and the world.

The article announces a special exhibition and event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the newspaper Repubblica, highlighting its impact on Italian journalism since its inception in 1976.

The article discusses the significance of 20 influential albums released in 1976, highlighting the emergence of punk music and notable artists such as the Ramones, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and Joni Mitchell.

The article discusses the introduction of seatbelt laws in West Germany in 1976, highlighting the initial reluctance of drivers to wear seatbelts and the bizarre arguments presented against them at the time.

The article reviews significant car innovations from 1976, including the introduction of seatbelt laws in West Germany.

The article discusses significant events from 1976, including Rosi Mittermaier's victory, Silvia Sommerlath's marriage, and the internal struggles within the CSU following a lost Bundestag election.

The summer of 1976 marked a notable period in Britain characterized by extreme heat, political upheaval, and the innovative punk music scene epitomized by the Sex Pistols.

American comedian Gabriel Iglesias, known as Fluffy, is set to perform at Arena Zagreb on June 3, 2026, as part of his global tour titled "The 1976 Tour."

The death of Franco did not mark the end of the dictatorship, but rather laid the groundwork for democracy through street tension and reformist discussions, as depicted in a documentary by Cecilia and José Juan Bartolomé.

The article discusses an early television segment by Dr. Maria Vittoria Antonaroli Liistro that taught children about sex education shortly after the establishment of the Italian Republic in 1976.

The article explores how cinema has evolved over fifty years in its techniques, languages, formats, and its relationship with the body and desire, referencing significant films from 1976 in Milan.

The Gerda-Henkel Foundation in Düsseldorf, which has supported historical humanities since 1976, is increasingly helping endangered scholars alongside its traditional funding of nearly 2000 projects in 2024.

Amid Javier Milei's denialist offensive, Argentine courts continue to uphold human rights violation cases from the dictatorship era (1976-1983), despite ongoing pressure against memory, truth, and justice policies.