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• - Mock-academic journal of pop culture criticism.
  
• - A personal scrapbook site recalling memories of the fifties and sixties. Contains lots of graphics on each page, and background sounds.
  
• - True stories about America from the dollar bill to The Americans by Gordon Sinclair.
  
• - Links to other sites related to popular culture analysis, cultural studies and mass media theory.
  
• - Takes you through the fashion history of the platform shoe.
  
• - A site about the fads, events, entertainment, and nostalgia of each decade in the past 60 years. Articles and forums allow people to discuss current issues, as well as the events of the past.
  
• - A look at the 1950s - music, TV, Elvis, Burna Shave, fads, fashions and slang.
  
• - The story of Levittown, not the first, not the only, but the best known suburban development of the post war era.
  
• - Information about fads from the past 100 years: hula hoops, disco, pet rocks, goldfish swallowing, flagpole sitting, mood rings, Rubik's Cubes, and 3D movies.
  
• - Features a random year in pop history every weekday.
  
• - American Highway Project documentation for those interested in the history of transportation, architecture, and pop culture.
  
• - Pop culture magazine with features on motorcycles, teddybears, toaster foods and lunchboxes.
  
• - Features a large 80s tribute collage, song lyrics, mix tapes, essays, links, and reminiscences.
  
• - An article on the impact of the mass circulation of newspapers on American cities at the end of the 19th century.
  
• - An analysis of current and future trends in popular culture by reference to past movements.
  
• - Guide to retro American culture, featuring articles on music, movies, fashion, cocktails, pin-ups, collecting, and the retro lifestyle.
  
• - Dissertation on the representation of rave culture in British media and legal discourse.
  
• - Australian popular culture from 1949 to 1972 including music, movies, books, and sport.
  
• - An scholarly essay on defining the social and cultural tone of the 1990s, by James Arey.
  
• - Honoring the teen idol magazines of the 1950s; snapshots and articles on era teen idols, fashion, and makeup.
  
• - News and commentary on pop culture events, as well as details about reality show episodes.
  
• - From the Straight Theater in San Francisco, stories and history of the Haight Ashbury, 60s styles, fashions and accessories in picture and text.
  
• - A baby boomer's teen photo collection of the fifties teen idols, including pictures and pinups of Troy Donahue, Fabian Forte, Kookie,Edd Byrnes,Ricky Nelson, Bobby Rydell, Pat Boone.
  
• - Articles discussing various aspects of pop culture, such as film, television, sports, and politics.
  
• - A collection of discussions that attempt to place the funk music and culture of the 1970s and 1980s in a broader historical context.
  
• - Multi-media tours of the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. Includes views of music, lifestyles, fashion, and fads of the three decades.
  
• - A collection of pictures. Includes movies, television, cartoons, music, and toys.
  
• - Where you will find humor and parody about the cinema, people, trends and fads that shape our modern world.
  
• - A look at some of the humorous areas of pop culture, including a large section featuring the best and worst records from various years.
  
• - Covers the arts, literature, fads, fashion, and other significant cultural hallmarks of the 1920s.
  
• - A roaring 20's resource featuring antique automobiles, classic radio, flappers, jazz, and movies.
  
• - A Popular Culture Excavation Site - calls attention to unique, obscure, or extraordinary persons or areas of popular interest.
  
• - Covering the early history of advertising in the United States, and drawn from the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University.
  
• - Provides extensive links, books currently available, postcards and other Route 66 information.
  
• - Trivia of American pop culture past and present.
  
• - Humorous personal nostalgia site that covers all aspects of popular culture.
  
• - A mix of Americana, popular culture, and kitsch.
  
• - About 'the bomb' and all its attendant pop culture fallout.
  
• - Dedicated to the keeping the American Drive In alive.
  
• - A guide to popular culture on the net.
  
• - A dynamic history directory.
  
• - Features culture essays on the 1980's.
  
• - Offers feature stories, profiles, humor, critical essays, and online galleries devoted to pop culture of lasting value rather than momentary hype.
  
• - From music to books, TV and movies to memorable events, a comprehensive collection of 70's culture.
  
• - Non-for-profit endeavor designed to promote the history of malls as well as their nature, whether thriving or declining, and the impact of time and competition on these establishments. Features on various malls across the United States, dictionary, and a
  
• - An informative collection of pop culture tidbits and facts about each decade of the twentieth century.
  
• - Directory of popular culture links with some commentary on new movies and comics.
  
• - Nuclear imagery in Popular Culture
  
• - Celebrates early 20th-century lifestyle and architecture as represented by jazz, Roseville pottery, detective pulps, skyscrapers, Grauman's Chinese Theatre and Cozy Kitten salt and pepper shakers.
  
  

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