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We are directed—courtesy of Web Curios (lots more to explore there) to this rather incredible archived catalogue of ephemera ( see also )...

Airing in mid-May 1978, we are directed, courtesy of Poseidon’s Underworld to another questionable but fun project inspired by Star War...

hot, cold, clash and burn : some performances from candidates for the 2025 Dance Your PhD contest with real EuroVision vibes— see previously...

For Bastille Day 1970, Seattle’s gastronomical scene arranged a dinner party and parade to showcase their establishments, and a freak ac...

As our faith chronicler reminds , one this night in 1979, the US baseball team the Chicago White Sox playing in their home stadium of Com...

Reaching the top of the UK singles charts on this day in 1976, the Four Seasons’ song by Bob Gaudio and Judy Parker, showcasing the band’s ...

Released in November of the previous year with the premier of the film, and was until the debut of Thriller by Michael Jackson in 1982 the...

the gift of the magi : the 1952 classic adapted from the O Henry short story  ed people : Belgian dancer travels the world asking others to...

Topping out at number two on Billboard around the same time, the Village People’s only single from their 1978 studio album Cruisin’ rea...

sine cure : many jobs in the tech sector are busy work and inducements to stymie the competition—via the New Shelton wet/dry   smooth oper...

page rank : the SEO trend of naming establishments X Near Me seems to actually drive customers—via Waxy   cyanea pohaku : a species of tr...

Pluralistic from Cory Doctorow, settling up his link debt of interesting quick-takes, directs us towards a musical montage by Danny Moore ...

Via our faithful chronicler , we learn that on this day in 1986 Peter Gabriel’s lead single from his fifth studio album So (“In Your Eyes,...

Their second studio album and the first of three collaborations with Brian Eno, released on this day in 1978, overseeing the shift in focus ...

Third studio album by the artist, considered to be a genre-defining masterwork fusing funk, disco and R&B, the semi-autobiographical ...

Originally planned as a live satellite simulcast for the iconic duo but abandoned once it was realised there would be a split-second dela...

The artist’s first song to top the charts on both sides of the Atlantic, the lead single off the fifteenth studio album of the same name (a...

Beginning a four-week run at the top of the UK singles charts on this day in 1979 (also a hit internationally and inscribed on the Nation...

Written by Jimmy Webb and first recorded by Irish actor and singer Richard Harris (Arthur in Camelot ) a decade before, the disco arrangeme...

Probably better known for “(That’s the Way) I Like It” and “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty”— but this is a fun one too—the band ...