In 1977, Tony Kiritsis held his mortgage broker hostage with a wired shotgun on live TV. What if that Indianapolis standoff had ended very differently?
1970s
Long Island Women, 1973: What They Feared Most
In 1973, a conceptual art project asked suburban Long Island women their greatest fear. Their answers capture second-wave feminism, crime panic, and quiet revolt.
1970s LA vs Today: Why They Look So Similar
Why does a 1974 Los Angeles street scene look so much like LA today? A comparison of origins, methods, outcomes, and legacy of life in the city then and now.
What 1973 Words About the Opposite Sex Reveal
In 1973, a conceptual art project asked men and women to describe the opposite sex in a single word. Here are 5 big things those answers reveal about gender.