#1960s

#1960s

The Beachman '64 e-bike revives the aesthetics of the 1960s cafe racer and old-school motorcycles with its vintage shape, a round headlight, and a leather-style seat.

The first television documentary about homosexuality broadcast in the U.S. was The Rejected, which initially aired on KQED TV in San Francisco on September 11, 1961.

"The Fantastic Four were created as characters who were essentially a family, with a family's love and tensions and squabbles on display as they unite to deal with threats to Earth, large and small."

Mad Men, the moody period drama, follows Don Draper as he navigates modern life in postwar America while grappling with his tortured past.

"Dad leaves behind a legacy of sound, love, and boundless creativity... At the center of it all was our amazing mom, Pamela - his guiding star."

Instead each mission varies wildly in content and quality. Some are passably enjoyable, including one that involves taking photos of a UFO while avoiding its laser beam.

First of all, computers are taking over now, computers and automation. And in the year 2000, there just won't be enough jobs to go around.

Ingram recalls the debutante ball as a fun evening where young Aboriginal women were officially introduced to society, indicating a joyful moment amidst challenging realities.

"The film captures the significant personal costs to Jean Purdy, highlighting her devout religious beliefs that led to estrangement from her mother and rejection by her church."