This May of 1955 issue of Housekeeping Monthly published an article entitled, “The Good Wife’s Guide”, and you may be interested to take a sneak peek at what was expected from women back then.

These are the headline captions from the British tabloid magazine 'Real Life.' Well, as they say ridiculous doesn't kill.

This 1988 magazine cover from the American research laboratory knew about Twitter long before we did.

The well-known Top Gear presenter used to work for a car magazine but this clever prank caused him to get fired with immediate effect.

These old illustrations show how people thought the “space-age” would look.
 

Here is a collection of entertaining black and white pictures that were featured at the back of each LIFE magazine issue. These funny and sometimes strange photos mostly contained animals and humans caught in odd situations by an astute photographer.

These are some copies of the Tiger Beat magazine from days and years gone by. You remember those old rags that featured all of the heartthrobs of the day. They are just as popular today as they were back then.

These are some very creative double page magazine advertisements. The left hand page of the advertisement matches perfectly with the advertisement on the right hand page. These advertisements are rather amusing.

These teenager magazine covers from the '80s and the '90s were all the rage in their heyday. However, the faces on the covers are all grown up now. They were to teenagers what tabloids are to adults today and they had all the gossip.

"Artifacts from the Future" are about objects or devices, supposedly used in future (in 1 or 10 or 100 years). Some fantastics photoshopped objects of the future are created by common efforts of the editors and readers. Could be even more interesting to look and compare in 20 or 30-year time. 

A typical cubicle in 2013.

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