Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The 1960s was a decade of big changes, with oldest of the Baby Boomer generation starting to come into its own, and bringing a ...

The 1960s saw “a total generational changeover,” says Laura Wattenberg, a baby name expert who examines trends across time. Just as tradwives became hippies, conservative names gained more flair.

The exhibit, which opened Saturday and runs through Sunday, Sept. 24, explores clothing as a tool for change and focuses on the mid-1960s styles that offered young people of the era a laboratory for ...

A couple dancing at a disco club in the 60s wearing typical outfits of the decade, bell bottoms and fringed vests – // Getty Images *The 1990s hit film trilogy “Austin Powers” may have reintroduced ...

“GROOVY BOB”. Robert Fraser got his moniker in an era, the mid-1960s, when use of “groovy” was still irony-free. It meant hip, cutting-edge, cool. Though Fraser hated the name, he was all these things ...

The 1960s was a decade of big changes, with oldest of the Baby Boomer generation starting to come into its own, and bringing a focus on modern youth culture with it. And while the youngest Boomers ...