Everyone has seen the famous photograph titled ‘Lunch atop a Skyscraper’ (New York Construction Workers Lunching on a Crossbeam), but very few have ever stopped to think about who snapped the photo and how exactly they did it. Here is photographer Charles C. Ebbets capturing the iconic image high atop the ironwork of 30 Rockefeller Plaza during the construction of the Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center in New York City in 1932.
One of the fascinating things about trading cards is that, over time, they become small cardboard time capsules. Let a few years pass and there’s
“Things will feel a lot more normal in December.” Welcome to December… stay jolly, my friends 🎅 Stay Jolly 2006 Vintage Men’s T-Shirt
“Cheers to all the Rebels out there who care way too much about art and truth and magic to fall in line with the mundane
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This looks like the beginning of a really good time, or what leads to waking up with a kidney missing. Or both. 🤔 Oldsmobile 442
Over the course of 15 seasons and 327 episodes, Supernatural saw the boys traveling all over the country and as such, found themselves at cool
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Conduct a casual poll of the hardy troops that make up the KISS Army as to their favorite KISS songs; I’d wager you’ll hear a
Early drag-racing heroes had to work their tails off. Plenty of them built their own engines and cars; sold cars or tuned engines during the
Annie Leibovitz, who had started shooting for Rolling Stone in 1969, photographed the eccentric Brian Wilson in the aisles of his health-food store, the Radiant
