David Johansen and his mates certainly didn't sit in a lab and concoct a new genre, but one could certainly argue that they ...

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Louise Lasser, whose pig-tailed braids, bangs and baby-doll dresses took the nation by storm when they became her trademark look on Norman Lear’s Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman in the 1970s, died Monday ...

Being a neighbor is tough. There are disputes about property lines, noise complaints, and lots and lots of gossip. But if you ...

Some of America’s greatest products have solved problems — and others have changed culture. As Joel Stein, author of “America: The Imagination of a Nation,” tells it, these are their stories. Sneaker ...

Bobby Day passed away; The film 'Purple Rain' was released; Juliana Hatfield was born; Cass Elliot released her first solo single; John Denver got his second No. 1 hit; 'Men in Black' soundtrack was a ...

In her arms, swaddled and in a diaper, lay tiny Travis—named after her favorite singer, Travis Tritt. Travis was the son of ...

Discover the 25 strangest patents ever filed, from anti-eating masks to pet rock leashes. Explore the USPTO's most bizarre ...

The 1960s saw “a total generational changeover,” says Laura Wattenberg, a baby name expert who examines trends across time.

As American Girl turns 40, we look back on the impact their historical characters left on young people.