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Recipe for Success - How the Master Chef Rod Serling prepared one of his most delectable dishes: "To Serve Man." Here is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a memorable Twilight Zone episode that leaves a spooky aftertaste.

Twilight Zone: To Serve Man

To Serve Man

U2
March 1979 - Somehow, I don't believe U-2's future will be among the more predictable. They have the originality and vivacity to make a special contribution to Irish rock.
U2 Could Be a Headline

June 1950 - It won't be long before shorts are accepted on the majority of college campuses for warm weather wear just as slacks are during the colder months. At picnics, cocktail sessions, theatricals and concerts, and even informal parties. Are you going to set the pace on your campus?

That Varsity Look — on College Campuses

Varsity Look

Battlestar Galactica
September 1978 - With the popularity of TV shows such as Star Trek and films such as 2001, Star Wars, and Close Encounters, the race for space has really taken off. A whole new batch of sci-fi fantasies and space epics are already on the way — and perhaps the most impressive is Battlestar Galactica!
Battlestar Galactica - A Sci-Fi Star is Born

September 1941 - Hollywood actors have long since come to realize that their private lives are every one's concern but their own. They've at least the comfort of knowing that their public is certain to be reasonably well disposed toward them. Not so in my case. For, no matter how pleasant the company in which I find myself, there is always that awkward moment when newcomers become aware of the fact that the quiet, soft-spoken man in the corner is actually Boris Karloff.
Confessions of a Bogeyman


January 1973 - What city produces more cars than any other in the whole world? If you think that Detroit is the answer, you're wrong. There's one factory in eastern London that makes the Michigan setup look like the Little League.
A Closer look at the Matchbox Company





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