FEBRUARY 19, 1987

Full News Archive

• Headline: Reviving Deco Appliance Collecting. Impact: The newfound appreciation for Deco appliances led to a revival in retro design, which ironically made millennials who can't afford real estate rally around overpriced vintage irons as 'investments'. Who knew an iron could be a status symbol?. Fact: Did you know that the 1940s iron was the original multitasker? It could not only flatten your clothes but also serve as a makeshift doorstop and a weapon of choice in a kitchen brawl!.
• Headline: Exploring Gender Humor in 'HERS'. Impact: This headline sparked a global movement where men and women started a debate that would last for ages. The result? Endless sitcoms and awkward conversations at parties. So, thanks for that, 1980s journalists!. Fact: Fun fact: The first recorded joke about sex dates back to ancient Babylon, proving that humanity's fascination with humor and intimacy is as old as civilization itself. Some things just never change!.
• Headline: Nomadic Tents: Vibrant Artistry in Harsh Landscapes. Impact: The recognition of nomads' tent art led to a bizarre trend in urban settings, where hipsters began converting tents into chic cafes. Now, people pay $10 for a coffee while sitting on the ground in a sleeping bag, pretending it's 'authentic'.. Fact: Did you know that nomadic tent interiors are often more colorful than a peacock in a paint factory? Who needs a mansion when you can have a portable rainbow?.