A signal captured fifty years ago and attributed to aliens turned out to be something else
A mysterious signal detected in 1977, previously believed to be of extraterrestrial origin, may now have a different explanation.
Tom Pryce: the absurd double tragedy at 270 km/h that marked F1 and ruined Ayrton Senna's idol
The tragic deaths of Welsh driver Tom Pryce and a firefighter during the 1977 South African GP resonate deeply within the motorsport world.
Perspective: Spurs' hope ignited at Anfield
The article reflects on Tottenham Hotspur's historic relegation from the top tier of English football in 1977 and the resurgence of hope surrounding the club.
Man convicted of raping Leeds student in 1977 after DNA breakthrough
David Sharp has been convicted of raping a Leeds University student in 1977 after a cold-case review led to DNA evidence revealing his identity.
Province Lottery: results of today's Afternoon draw, Thursday, March 12
The winning numbers for the Afternoon draw of the Province Lottery in Buenos Aires for March 12 have been announced, with 1977 taking first place.
DWP State Pension age change begins April 2026 as payment increase confirmed
The UK is set to increase the State Pension age from 66 to 67 starting April 2026, impacting those born between March 6, 1961, and April 5, 1977.
Municipal Elections 2026: From 1977 to Today, What Political Stability in Major Cities of France?
The article analyzes the political trends in French cities over the past 50 years, highlighting the stability of right-wing and left-wing mayoral elections.
These intellectuals and media who justified pedophilia in the 1970s
The resurfacing of a 1977 petition supporting pedophilia, signed by notable French figures, has reignited discussions about the historical complacency of cultural and media elites regarding sexual relations with minors.
Tariffs: Trump may no longer do what he wants
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against President Donald Trump's use of a 1977 emergency law to impose tariffs on imports from various countries, marking a significant setback for his administration.
Democrats revel in supreme court decision curbing Trump’s tariff spree
Democratic lawmakers celebrate a Supreme Court ruling that limits President Trump's authority to impose tariffs, deeming them illegal under a 1977 emergency powers law.
Hell in the Fog in Tenerife. When the Fates of Two Giants Crossed on the Runway, 583 People Died
The tragic collision of two Boeing 747s in dense fog at Tenerife's Los Rodeos airport on March 27, 1977, resulted in the deaths of 583 people and forever changed aviation safety standards.
My cinema tells the stories of the outsiders of the world
A new film directed by Gus Van Sant portrays the true story of Anthony Kiritsis, who took a hostage in a bizarre act of desperation in 1977.
A Drunken Man Injures a Police Officer in Šiauliai
A man born in 1977 injured a police officer during his resistance while being taken to a medical vehicle; he was later found to have a blood alcohol level of 2.33 promille.
The Other Story of Wuthering Heights: The Night a Teenager Reinvented Everything in Just Four Minutes
The article discusses how Kate Bush transformed Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights' into a pop revolution in 1977, inspiring a new generation with her artistic expression.
Secret Agents, Secret Landscapes
The article discusses the Brazilian film 'Secret Agent' by Kleber Mendonça Filho, reflecting on its political themes during Brazil's military dictatorship in 1977.
Review: 'The Secret Agent' by Kleber Mendonça Filho
Kleber Mendonça Filho's brutal yet beautiful retro-noir effectively blends political violence and black humor in a story set against Brazil's military dictatorship in 1977.
Red cringe: ‘PONIES’ is proof that Hollywood still can’t do Russia
The series ‘PONIES’ about American spies in Moscow in 1977 was largely unnoticed by Russians, who found some humor in its portrayal of Russian characters and accents.
LGBTQ: The Mother of Gays
Laura Halding-Hoppenheit reminisces about the opening of the Kings Club in Stuttgart in 1977, a place where she felt she found her belonging.
The fight of the century: Ali vs. Santana
The article discusses the life and legacy of Muhammad Ali, focusing on his biopic 'The Greatest' released in 1977, during which he was still the heavyweight champion but showing signs of neurological damage.
Population growth in Finland's most attractive city has turned to decline – Turku now surpasses Tampere
For the first time since 1977, Turku has surpassed Tampere in population growth, a surprising shift given that Tampere has been the most attractive city in Finland in recent years.
The day the women of the San Francisco neighborhood stopped the eviction of a popular school in Santander
In December 1977, women from the San Francisco neighborhood in Santander organized to prevent the eviction of a popular school after being alerted by a local resident.
"Ku'Damm 77" on ZDF: The Schöllacks have finished dancing
The concluding trilogy of the 'Ku'Damm' films aired on ZDF, but sadly turned out to be a failure compared to its predecessor.
Josep Maria Triginer, founder of the PSC and signatory of the Moncloa Pacts, dies
Josep Maria Triginer, a key figure in the Catalan Socialist Party (PSC) and a signatory of the pivotal Moncloa Pacts, has passed away, having served as a deputy and senator from 1977 to 1993.
It Is Time for Charta 26: Slovakia Is Europe
The article reflects on the significance of Charta 77, which was published on January 6, 1977, calling for dialogue and cooperation in upholding human rights in Czechoslovakia.
From Andreotti to Meloni. The ritual of the conference that has been repeating for 49 years. The primacy of Berlusconi and Prodi's great refusal
The article reflects on the tradition of the year-end press conference held by the sitting Prime Minister in Italy, which began with Giulio Andreotti in 1977 and has continued for 49 years, now featuring Giorgia Meloni.
Dinamo Offered Him Everything: An Apartment in Trešnjevka, Business Space in the Square, Wealth... He Refused Everything
Dražen Mužinić Frfa, a legendary Hajduk player and 1977 award winner, reflects on his life and career while discussing his recent retirement and selection for Večernjak's Footballer of the Year.
A Man Got Lost in the Desert and Barely Survived. Then a Spectacle Was Born That Today Millions Follow
The story of the Dakar Rally emphasizes survival rather than just speed, originating from Thierry Sabine's harrowing experience lost in the Libyan desert in 1977.
After the Second World War, Enver Čolaković could only write for drawers
A selection of works by Croatian and Bosnian-Herzegovinian writer Enver Čolaković has been published, featuring poems and stories from 1943 to 1977.
The Last Island of Decency in a Brutalized World
The article discusses the fourth season of the successful German television saga "Ku’damm," set in 1977, focusing on the character Caterina Schöllack and the challenges faced by men during that time.
My Book of the Year is from 1977
The article reflects on the significance of Agustín Gómez Arcos's 'Viajar con Ana no', showcasing a past Spain that influences the present yet struggles to embrace the future.