In the late 1960s, the grooviest place to be was a platform off the coast of Italy... for two months, anyway.
This 60-story, 790-foot skyscraper towered over Boston when it opened in 1976, and thankfully is still upright, despite some startling structural issues.
The Citicorp Center's unique design turned heads when it opened in the 1970s. Little did people know that the building was in danger of collapse until secret repairs could be made.
“It's like, how much more black could this be? And the answer is none — none more black.”
It's a gas station. It's a jerky bar. It's a set of very clean bathrooms. It's a gas station. It's a jerky bar. It's a bathroom. Are you getting it? This is not three highway stops. It's one highway stop. And they call it Buc-ee's.
We've all been startled by sudden noises, but some goats take being scared to an all-new level.
It may have been a design for the lowly paper cup, but Jazz design has come to define much of the aesthetic we associate with the 1990s.
Storing nuclear waste comes with many safety challenges. One of them is keeping people away from the site... even tens of thousands of years after everyone involved is dead and gone.
Do you need to use a fork, but could also use a spoon? Get you a utensil that can do both!
It's been too long since Stephen and Myke looked at some unusual sports. Today, that wrong is righted with discussions of wife-carrying, toe wrestling and mobile phone throwing.