In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson declared a war on poverty, the Beatles stormed America,...
On October 1, 1964, the shinkansen began commercial service between Japan’s two largest cities of Tokyo and Osaka. Now 50 years on, the iconic train runs from Aomori in the north to Kagoshima in the south. We take a look back at the country’s “bullet train” and peek down the tracks to see where it is headed next.
The turbulent start of a new decade helped these 1970 songs stand the test of time.
Marimekko celebrates 50 years of the iconic Unikko print
If you're celebrating a 50th birthday or anniversary this year, you're in excellent company. From the first e-mail to McDonald's Quarter Pounder, 1971 was a year full of change.
The year 1964 was a momentous one. The Beatles toured the U.S. for the first time, Martin Luther King Jr. won the Nobel Peace Prize, and more.
After turing the big 50, many people discover that what at first might have appeared to be an ending is actually a new beginning. Be inspired and discover why turning 50 is a time to celebrate.
Some of our favorite celebrities died in their 50s, leaving us much too soon.
American film actor. Television actor. Golden Globe nominee. Rob Lowe will be turning the big 5-0 in March. His concerns are not about aging. Not in the least. His worries, like any other parent, f…
Tippi Hedren, the Old Hollywood star of 'The Birds,' turns 93 on Jan. 19. Here's a look back at her glamorous life and career in photos.
Today Bob Dylan turns 75, making it over 50 years ago that he first met Daniel Kramer, the photographer he spent exactly one year and one day with when making the leap from folk to rock music in 1964 and 65. Between Woodstock, album covers for "Bringing It All Back Home" and "Highway 61 Revisited," and simply hanging around New York, the two ended up with more photos than Kramer could possibly publish in the Saturday Post or Paris Match. Many of of those images are getting their first celebratory release today in "Bob Dylan: A Year and a Day," a $700 tome out by Taschen. Take a look back with a preview of the book, here.
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The Rolling Stones turn 50 today. In 1962, Mick and Keith were just 18, and Mick was still a student at the London School of Economics. Then known as the Rollin' Stones, they played at London's Marquee, a basement club, to a crowd of around 100. Today, well, they are the kings of rock. The Stones are planning something big to mark the occasion (their site has been coyly alluding to it), while The Rolling Stones: 50 book and photo exhibit at the Somerset House debut Friday. Rock on, Stones.
Maria Giulia Rotunno opens her architectural studio after several years as a duo (RotunnoJustman) or in an agency (Sou Fujimoto and Shigeru Ban). The design of the custom initials making up the logo is inspired by iconic pieces taken from her professional and personal cultures
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