The puppeteer and his brother created out-of-this-world characters beloved by children of the 1960s and 1970s.

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Puppeteer and producer Sid Krofft, who was best known as one-half of the legendary Krofft Brothers, the creative force behind a wave of wildly imaginative children’s television in the 1960s and ’70s, ...

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The final episode (Season 2, Episode 30) of the Addams Family, which aired on April 8, 1966, was titled “Ophelia's Career.” ...

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The stars of the Gilmore Car Museum's new exhibition “Defined by Design” are these eight General Motors concept cars from ...

Stacker researched 1960s film and TV history to spotlight 25 iconic child stars from that decade, from their work to their personal trajectories.

Hey, hey, it's The Monkees. Ever since the beloved pop-rock band took their music and shenanigans to television in 1966, there's never been a TV show quite like it. And today officially marks 58 years ...

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