Sixties Flashback — Remember Those Stamps Of Approval?
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Read MoreOn the chilly, foggy Tuesday of Dec. 27, 1960, several hundred British teenagers sardined into the spacious Litherland Town Hall in north Liverpool
Read MoreWhen World War II began, Julia McWilliams tried to join the American military but was rejected because of her height.
Read MoreIn 1960, Chubby Checker’s multi-million-selling “The Twist” spent four months dominating the Top 40 airwaves.
Read MoreGetting the green light from Hollywood movie studios can be difficult, especially when nobody wants the project they’re being offered.
Read More“Surf music is one of those things that makes people happy when they hear it,” declared Bob Berryhill, at age 75 the lone surviving member of the group responsible for the best-known surf instrumental in history.
Read MoreIn September 1965, both Variety and the Hollywood Reporter ran an attention-grabbing advertisement:
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