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AMC Gremlin, 1974 or 1975 model. Not sure of the model year of her.

The Jayme bobblehead girl. Get yours while they last.

To which George immediately counters with a highly valid Seinfeldian question: "So, what's your point?"

A vintage Folger's Coffee display in a Chariton, Iowa grocery store, photographed around 1939

The temperature at Antarctica's Concordia Research Station dropped to −84.1 °C/-119.4 °F on Saturday, July 18. 🧐 It was the lowest temperature recorded anywhere on Earth since 2012. 🥶

This precious little girl didn’t just meet a horse… She found a new friend. And the horse knows it will be loved forever.

Amanda Seyfried couldn’t stop laughing when one of her pet peacocks proved adjustable 🤣 The actress, 40, has four rescue peacocks at the ranch she shares with husband Thomas Sadoski - all hilariously named Kevin (even though one of them ended up laying eggs!)

Doctor: I know. I'm Susan.

Back in August 2021, Jay Leno pulled off an incredible mid-air practical joke by popping out of the secret nose hatch of a vintage Grumman HU-16 Albatross while it was flying over the Pacific Ocean near Santa Catalina Island, California.

The "train carriage version" of "I Should Have Known Better" is a famous musical sequence from The Beatles' 1964 debut film, A Hard Day's Night.

frug #frugdance #paris #60sstyle #theaterjazz #retrodance #eiffeltower #1960s #jazzdance #frenchdancers #musicaltheatre #dance

No AI or fakes here! Everything you hear is recorded by real musicians. The video footage is 100% authentic from the 1960s Mexican TV show Discotheque Orfeón a Go-Go. We chose it intentionally because the song is about a Mexican girl named Lupe, and we wanted to capture that genuine 60s energy.

"Day By Day" ~ Godspell (1973)

Set Of Six was a Granada production that showcased a band ""from the world of modern music"" live in front of a studio audience. Pentangle's performance on the show includes a selection of songs from their 1972 album ""Solomon's Seal"", which was the last release featuring the original line-up.

Trumpet: Donald Byrd Electric Bass: Chuck Rainey Drums: Harvey Mason Piano/Electric Piano: Jerry Peters Guitar: David T. Walker Flute: Roger Glenn Congas/Bongos: King Errisson

An obscure group from Morris Plains, NJ. This was their only record. (it's rare and hard to find) . . . . Both sides with an eerie, hypnotic, psychedelic sound. "Death Bells At Dawn" has been compiled on a few comps including 'Brain Shadows' and 'Sixties Rebellion - Volume 11' but the equally memorable "Light Rain" has never appeared on any compilation.