The one I’m sporting for this column happens to be a 1958 model in “TV yellow”; this lime/tan-type color was used so that you could see the guitar on black-and-white television screens back ...

“This 1958 TV Western PREDICTED DONALD TRUMP” the video’s summary declares, and watching the clip, it’s easy to see the uncanny similarities. The late actor Lawrence Dobkin plays a con man ...

Newsweek has confirmed that the 1958 television show is real. In an episode entitled, "The End of The World," a salesman named Walter Trump comes to a small town to convince its citizens to build ...

Another won a color TV along with a live peacock (the NBC logo ... in one of Central New York's earliest winners. On March 3, 1958, Skaneateles barber Carl Slater "struck it rich" on the game ...

On October 15, 1958, in a speech to the Radio-Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) convention in Chicago, CBS News correspondent Edward R. Murrow challenged the broadcast industry to live ...

2001). We have previously investigated in the 1958 British birth cohort, cross-sectional associations between television viewing and BMI in adolescence and early adulthood (Parsons et al., ...

In 1957-58, The Little Jiggers became national celebrities, winning the top place on Mack’s popular TV show three weeks in a row and going on to win the national championship in October 1958.

Besides his fame on stage, [Dunham] is also a collector of vintage tech and a die-hard television enthusiast. In the video below, [Dunham] has gotten his hands on a rarity: an unboxed 1958 Philco ...

As for American media, you may be surprised that the idea made it to television in the 1950s. Check out the video at the top of the page, starting at the 50:12 mark. It’s a bit from a 1958 Bell ...

In 1956, mega-talent slash genius slash quasi-madman Orson Welles shot the pilot episode for “The Orson Welles Show,” an anthology program akin to “The Twilight Zone.” Developed for Desilu ...

As for American media, you may be surprised that the idea made it to television in the 1950s. Check out the video at the top of the page, starting at the 50:12 mark. It’s a bit from a 1958 Bell ...