The storm that took down the Edmund Fitzgerald
The Edmund Fitzgerald still sits at the bottom of Lake Superior, submerged in 535 feet of water, about 17 miles north-northwest of Whitefish Point, Michigan.
Decades after anthrax attacks, some still wonder if real killer is at large
The FBI says Bruce Ivins acted alone when he sent letters containing anthrax in the mail, killing five people. Some wonder if the real killer remains at large.
Jimmy Hoffa case: A look back at his infamous disappearance
Half a century later, the unsolved mystery of Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance continues to fascinate the masses. Here is a look back at news coverage from that time and where some theories stand today.
Skylab: The rise - and meteoric fall - of America's first space station
Skylab set the stage for 50 years of scientific advances, but America's first space station is mostly remembered for the spectacle surrounding its return to Earth.
‘Jaws’ was fiction; this was the terrifying true story
Fifty years since the release of “Jaws," this look back at the 1916 Jersey Shore shark attacks explores how a string of real-life deaths helped inspire the novel and film that redefined the summer blockbuster and reshaped public perception of sharks.
‘Star Wars’ premieres through the years
From the 1970s to the 1990s and still today, Star Wars has always been a box office draw. But what is it about the franchise that keeps fans lining up? In this LiveNOW & Then full episode, we’ll look back at how media coverage of the movies looked with each passing generation.
Oklahoma City bombing rattles America
Years before the September 11th attacks shocked the nation, the horrors of terrorism played out live on Americans’ televisions after a bomb blast decimated the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. In this LiveNOW & Then full episode, we look back at what that coverage looked like and how it felt for those on the ground.
'New Coke': One of the biggest flops in marketing history
It's been 40 years since Coke's infamous attempt at rebranding. They rolled out a new formula to compete with Pepsi in 1985 that went over so badly, it resulted in protests.
List: The biggest movie premieres through the years
Whether you’re a late-stage millennial from the "Blockbuster generation" or a Gen Z born into the age of streaming, going to the movies these days can feel nostalgic.
Back when people flocked to the theaters
Movies used to be a big draw, with fans lining up for hours to see be the first to see their favorite new films. In the age of streaming, things have changed. This LiveNOW & Then full episode looks back at some of the bigger movie premieres, including Star Trek, Batman, and Titanic.
How Apple’s iconic products reshaped everyday life: A look back at decades of innovation
Apple has consistently pushed the boundaries of consumer technology, creating iconic products that have revolutionized daily life. Here's a look back to the company's early history.
Apple's biggest product releases through the years
Apple’s marketing machine is almost as effective as its skilled engineers. In this LiveNOW & Then full episode, we look back at how the media has covered the tech company, from its IPO in 1980 to its iconic status today.
How ‘The Simpsons’ survived these early controversies
From getting called out by presidents to competing for primetime slots, “The Simpsons" has endured over the past 35 years and doesn’t appear to be going anywhere for now.
'The Simpsons' survives early controversies
When 'The Simpsons' debuted on a young FOX Network 35 years ago, it got plenty of attention -- both positive and negative. In this LiveNOW & Then full episode, we'll take a look at some of that early media coverage of what's now the longest-running sitcom ever.
Beanie Babies: How much are they worth today?
Beanie Babies, once a 1990s craze, still remain valuable today, with rare ones worth thousands of dollars.