But back in the 1960s, paying for TV seemed unthinkable ... The money was simply to turn the TV on for a set amount of time. This was different. A set-top box unscrambled channels delivered ...

A first look at a Batmobile Lego set has been shared based on the design of the car in the classic Batman TV series from the ...

The respective casts of Hanna-Barbera’s prehistoric and futuristic animated sitcoms finally came together in the 1987 TV ...

Nothing telegraphs the rebellious 1960s like a bouffant, a side sweep of bangs and an extra flick of eyeliner — the beauty ...

In 1960, nearly half of ... far more rapidly than the old black-and-white sets. By the end of the decade, 95 percent of homes have at least one TV. The Beatles are heard everywhere: pocket-sized ...

But while the card was stylized to be pretty retro, now that fans are digging into it, it seems as if Marvel may actually be setting Fantastic Four in the literal 1960s. There’s the style of the ...

Vice President Richard M. Nixon and U.S. Sen. John F. Kennedy​ met for the first ever televised presidential debate.

Among the most iconic time for Ford was the 1960s. Along with James Bond movies ... product placement appearances in popular movies and TV shows throughout the decade, such as "Goldfinger ...

Blogger Abdagon shares this list of cultures, standards and things from the 1960s that were common parts of life.

As such, it wasn’t really until the middle of the 1960s that Clint Eastwood jumped back into the world of film, and he hasn’t really looked back since, with his final film – Juror No. 2 – set for a ...

(Hulu, Oct. 9) ‘CITADEL: DIANA’ Traditionally, the international offspring of American TV shows have stayed safely out of ...