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Weird History explains how common items took on specific hues that have lived on, whether by accident or by what was available at the time.

Australian viewers were introduced to color TV during a skit on a special episode of "The Aunty Jack Show" at 11:57 PM on February 28, 1975.

Channel 2 in Iowa switched from its black and white programming to color for the very first time during a news report on April 14, 1967.

Data Broz has put together a colorfully animated visual timeline that charts the most popular television shows between the years of 1951 and 2019 in…

Looper takes a rather nostalgic look at some of Bart Simpson‘s cleverest chalkboard gags that occurred throughout the series, noting that there was always a…

In place of regularly live attended New Year’s event, the Space Needle in Seattle put on The Dream, a wondrous virtual light show to welcome…

Two very clever cosplayers paid tribute to the 1985 music video for the Dire Straits song “Money for Nothing” by brilliantly dressing as the two…

Online home goods retailer Toynk Toys has created a wonderful set of four colorful ceramic tiki mugs, each made in the shape of a different…

Twin brothers Nick and Steve Tidball of Vollebak, in partnership with the Wallpaper* Re-Made Project, have created the “Garbage Watch”, a unique, colorful industrial wearable…

Data Is Beautiful (previously), a Ph.D. student and self-described data geek who enjoys making visualizations as a hobby, created a colorfully animated timeline video that…