It's quite tough to find, to the extent that it's been rumored to be discontinued. But spoiler, it's not, which makes nabbing ...

From mad scientists to unintended mutations, nuclear monsters were the darlings of horror in the atomic age. And it makes sense. After all, America was deep in the heart of the Cold War scare ...

How the Mushroom Cloud Boomed and Bloomed Across American Pop Culture. ... But a golden era of sci-fi movies in the 1950s ensured that the deadly possibilities of the atomic age were also explored ...

Anna Lee Mahoney, also known as Miss Atomic Bomb, is pictured in one of the most famous pop-culture images of the aboveground nuclear explosions at the Nevada Test Site.

When the first atomic bomb detonated in 1945, our future looked brighter than a flash in the desert. As the Cold War drove the race for atomic energy into a new modern era, pop culture mushroomed ...

During the early 1950s America went bonkers over the budding atomic age. The growth of Las Vegas, for example, was partially due to a new bomb-testing site situated 65 miles northwest of the ...

Here are 15 items that channel the spirit of atomic age design: Eames Hang-It-All. $295. ... history, architecture, travel, pop culture, ethics, and the various places they intersect. Her ...

Popular culture immediately began to grapple with its power. In Japan, where the US military dropped atom bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War Two, atomic energy created or ...

KENT: It's really become an iconic piece of not only Las Vegas history, but also the pop culture of the atomic age. RASCOE: But who was the unidentified woman, and why promote a city with a weapon ...

Anxiety over nuclear radiation isn't new, and purveyors of pop culture have profited handsomely. But even with more serious films on the subject, the public is still largely ignorant of the ...

The Mercer Museum is remembering the Atomic Age. The Doylestown museum is displaying films, pamphlets, posters, toys, and pop culture ephemera related to the threat of atomic war from the middle of ...

The Atomic Age changed the world. It also added more imagination to popular culture through all mediums. This is the reason behind "At Play in the Atomic Age," which opens at the National Museum ...