Gumball Candy Machine Money Operated from Cardboard at Home For this awesome gumball machine or candy vending machine which fully functional and works only with 1 type of coins you need cardboard, one ...

The Courtauld Gallery to present the first-ever museum exhibition in the UK on the celebrated modern American artist Wayne ...

The Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop isn’t just a flea market—it’s a 14-ring circus of commerce where your grandmother’s discarded knick-knacks find new life alongside fresh produce, vintage vinyl, and ...

Dylan’s Candy Bar and 'Wheel of Fortune' are teaming up for a limited-edition collection, just in time for the game show's ...

Bill Jones: Gumball Helmet Collector Designer Back when young Uni Watch was knee-high to a knee pad, some of the most popular collectibles among the pee-wee set were gumball machine football helmets.

The history of the gumball machine is rooted further back than you might expect, and it hit a surprising snag during Prohibition in the 1920s.

World War II revolutionized cultures across the globe, and one of the most memorable candies in America got it's start from old ammunition machines.

A video of a man making some cotton candy at home– using some cardboard, a drill machine and some thick sugary syrup– was shared online, which went viral and left the internet impressed.