#1970s-culture

#1970s-culture

Led Zeppelin aimed to become the biggest rock stars and achieved that, yet struggled to gain serious respect amid their larger-than-life image.

David Hockney's documentary A Bigger Splash explores the intersection of art and personal turmoil during his breakup, serving as both a biography and cultural reflection.

Anna Kendrick's directorial debut cleverly intertwines a true crime story with wider themes of misogyny and the fear women face due to male violence.

The film 'Woman of the Hour' reveals the chilling story of serial killer Rodney Alcala and societal issues surrounding toxic male behavior.

The NYC premiere of 'Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist' celebrated 1970s culture and showcased its impact through fashion and storytelling.

Cheryl Bradshaw unknowingly chose a date with Rodney Alcala, a prolific serial killer, on The Dating Game in 1978.

The Ramones' '53rd and 3rd' encapsulates a raw narrative of life in 1970s Manhattan, merging punk music with LGBTQ+ culture and struggle.

Lou Reed's relationship with Rachel Humphreys sheds light on trans representation in art and culture.