Cosmic Play

The 1960s were a richly diverse decade musically. While rock and roll was undoubtedly the star, other genres made major contributions. At

The 1960s were a busy decade for Disney, including innovations in animation in two and three-dimensions, as well as other areas.

Television was beginning to hit its prime in the 1960s, and remained a much more conservative medium than film.

Sean Connery starring as James Bond burst onto the screens with guns blazing in Dr. No (1962), From Russia with Love (1963), Goldfinger (196

Many musicals and plays that would later make their way to Hollywood graced the Broadway stage before appearing on the silver screen, includ

Americans reached new technological highs in the 1960s, as many things that had before been previously only imagined became a reality.

Even in the mid-1960s the computer industry could not really wrap its head around Engelbart’s ideas, because they could not conceive of peop

Engelbart had been a radar technician during World War II and had come across Vannevar Bush’s article 1945 “As We May Think,” which was a ma

The year after Martin Luther King made his “I Have a Dream” speech, Doug Engelbart got funding for his dream.

The Space Race was on during the 1960s and the United States continued to lag behind. According to Jennings and Brewster (1998), the space