Ferenc Puskas after a friendly against Sweden in November 1955.

On November 6th, 1955, one of the greatest football players of all time, Ferenc Puskas, was in action in a friendly match against Sweden. The Hungarian forward scored twice in the match, helping his team secure a 4-2 win. Puskas’ performance was a reflection of his skill as a player and his unique ability to produce moments of brilliance on the pitch. He was the star of the show, the focal point of the match, and his two goals were a testament to his incredible talent. The match was a reminder of Puskas’ immense ability and his incredible impact on … Ferenc Puskas after a friendly against Sweden in November 1955. részletei…

American athlete Jesse Owens in London after winning four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics, 1936.

On August 4, 1936, American athlete Jesse Owens arrived in London after winning four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics. His remarkable feat of winning gold in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, long jump, and 4×100-meter relay made him the first American to win four gold medals in one Olympics. Owens was greatly celebrated for his success and was greeted with a warm welcome in London. Thousands of people lined the streets of London with banners and flags to honor Jesse’s accomplishment. He was praised for his athleticism and courage to challenge the Nazi ideology of racial superiority. His success … American athlete Jesse Owens in London after winning four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics, 1936. részletei…

Pink Floyd outside EMI on Manchester Square, April 1967.

Today marks the 53rd anniversary of Pink Floyd’s iconic photo shoot outside the EMI recording studios in Manchester Square, London. This is one of the most famous images in the history of rock and roll, and it’s one of the most iconic images connected to the band. The picture was taken by photographer Colin Prime, who was trying to capture the spontaneous energy of the band as they kicked off their career. The four members — Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright — were all dressed in white, and it’s been said that the ethereal feel of … Pink Floyd outside EMI on Manchester Square, April 1967. részletei…

Joe Frazier walked back to his corner after knocking down Muhammad Ali in the 11th round of their first fight also known as The Fight of the Century, 1971.

Joe Frazier’s legendary knockout punch of Muhammad Ali in the 11th round of their first fight, known as The Fight of the Century, is remembered as one of boxing’s greatest moments. On March 8, 1971, Frazier emerged victorious from the historic fight, landing a punishing left hook that sent a stunned Ali to the canvas. The moment cemented Frazier’s place in boxing history and has been immortalized in film, art, and literature, solidifying the fight’s legacy as one of the greatest of all time. As he walked back to his corner after the knockout, Frazier knew he had achieved something … Joe Frazier walked back to his corner after knocking down Muhammad Ali in the 11th round of their first fight also known as The Fight of the Century, 1971. részletei…

The leaning test performed on the double decker buses in England, to show how unlikely they were to tip over, 1930.

In 1930, the British government ran a lean test on double-decker buses to demonstrate their stability. This was in response to public concern that the buses were too top-heavy and could tip over if they went around a corner too quickly. To prove the buses were safe, the Ministry of Transport ran a lean test which involved driving a bus around a corner at increasing speeds until the outside wheels lifted off the ground. The tests were a success and proved that double-decker buses were safe and stable, even at high speeds. The government then passed legislation to ensure that … The leaning test performed on the double decker buses in England, to show how unlikely they were to tip over, 1930. részletei…

17-year-old Pelé in Sweden before the World Cup, 1958.

Seventeen-year-old Pelé arrived in Sweden in 1958 with the Brazilian national team for the FIFA World Cup. He was the youngest player to ever compete in the tournament and no one knew what to expect from the young phenom. But as soon as he stepped onto the pitch, it was clear that Pelé was something special. He made an immediate impact, scoring a hat-trick in Brazil’s opening game against Sweden and helping the team to a 5-2 victory. He would go on to score six goals in the tournament, the most of any player, and help his team to its … 17-year-old Pelé in Sweden before the World Cup, 1958. részletei…

Last photo of Buddy Holly, 1959.

It’s hard to believe that 60 years have passed since the last photo of Buddy Holly was taken in 1959. This iconic photo captures the rock ‘n roll legend in all his glory, a reminder of the incredible music he left behind. The photo shows Buddy Holly onstage at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, just one day before his fatal plane crash. His beaming smile and electric energy are a testament to his passion for music and his ability to capture the hearts of fans around the world. Although he was taken from us too soon, his legacy … Last photo of Buddy Holly, 1959. részletei…