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It’s hard to believe; But he’s been gone 20 years now. And it only seems like a few years ago that I saw The Crow in its first run in the theaters. Thank you, sir, for a wonderful film. I’ll never forget it. RIP: Brandon Bruce Lee (February 1, 1965 – March 31, 1993)

It’s hard to believe; But he’s been gone 20 years now. And it only seems like a few years ago that I saw The Crow in its first run in the theaters.

Thank you, sir, for a wonderful film. I’ll never forget it.

RIP: Brandon Bruce Lee (February 1, 1965 – March 31, 1993)

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Yesterday, we featured American artist Shag’s retro digs. Now, here he is being interviewed about his groovy mid-century style paintings.

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American artist Shag’s swingin’ pad!

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Watch the segment from the PBS show History Detectives in which a NEWLY DISCOVERED, PREVIOUSLY UNSEEN BETTIE PAGE SLIDE is discussed and authenticated.

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The Queen of Electronica is Shikhee D’iordna, aka Android Lust. Find out why with her latest release, Crater Vol 1. Sample it here. You can also stream the whole thing here. If you like it, please use the links here and buy it.

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LIVING STEREO - Informative 1958 Retro Video on Stereo Tech “Ken Smith sez: RCA Victor introduces “a miracle” — the Orthophonic, high-fidelity, home stereo. Bob Banks, an RCA executive, hosts this film. Best scene: An animated POV ride through a stereo record groove.

Bob Banks, marketing manager of radios and Victrola division narrates the new features of the “living stereo” stylus and record album grooves.

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A 1965 TV Guide advert for The Incredible World of James Bond, a TV special promoting the then-upcoming theatrical release of the film Thunderball. An unofficial remake of Thunderball was released in 1983 under the title Never Say Never Again with Sean Connery once again playing James Bond after a 12 year absence.In the intervening years, five official Bond films starring Roger Moore were produced and Moore’s sixth Bond film, Octopussy, was in direct competition with Connery’s Bond film in 1983. Never Say Never Again was the last film in which Connery would play James Bond.

A 1965 TV Guide advert for The Incredible World of James Bond, a TV special promoting the then-upcoming theatrical release of the film Thunderball. An unofficial remake of Thunderball was released in 1983 under the title Never Say Never Again with Sean Connery once again playing James Bond after a 12 year absence.

In the intervening years, five official Bond films starring Roger Moore were produced and Moore’s sixth Bond film, Octopussy, was in direct competition with Connery’s Bond film in 1983. Never Say Never Again was the last film in which Connery would play James Bond.