Making memories is something most people do everyday, sometimes without realizing just how important memories can be.

The poll, of 2,000 adults, found 43% people, aged 18 to 27, regularly turn digital photos into physical ones, compared to just 5% of Boomers.

Over 60 students in Dustin Wren’s U.S. History classes at Agricultural High School have spent this school year helping ...

Photographs are making a comeback, thanks to Gen Z who are printing more than ever before but there's a good reason for it ...

And you care a lot about naked swimming. Last month I explored the widespread practice of Minnesota middle schools and high ...

PHOTOGRAPHS are making a comeback this year thanks to Gen Z, who are printing twice as many snaps as older generations Teens ...

As time passes, the visual information that illustrates our memories fades away, Boston College researchers report Like old photographs, memories fade in quality over time – a surprising finding for a ...

The decision to end the program marks the close of 60 years of history at Kennedy, a once-dominant force in Minnesota high school hockey. Over the years, low participation numbers have made it ...

Times Culture journalists covering the milestone wrote about their own memories of watching the show, late at night and the morning after. John J. O’Connor, a television critic for The New York ...

Step back in time to the '50s and '60s, when cruising was more than just a drive—it was a lifestyle. Discover the iconic cars ...

Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii has fun with its absurd premise, but its uncharacteristically weak story is a let down.

John Stankey—who's been AT&T's president and CEO since 2020—is the Dallas-based telecom giant's new board chair, replacing ...