Grease back your hair, throw on your jeans and white T-shirt and grab that black leather jacket – it’s time to check out one of the hottest toys of the year. That’s right, the 50s are back in style ...

Step back in time with these Florida diners that still feel straight out of the ’50s. Retro décor, classic comfort food, and ...

Storage rooms are for things we can’t quite throw away. Harold and Paula Guerin turned theirs into a space for an era they can’t forget. In their Plaquemine home, the Guerins have made an old storage ...

FREETOWN — Prepare to dine again in the 1950s. From a '50s jukebox to a retro Pepsi fountain, Nellie Rose Diner offers an intriguing breakfast and lunch dining experience in the SouthCoast. “I hope ...

JAQUELINE Jossa today showed off her incredible 50s style diner-themed play room which pays homage to the movie Grease. The actress, 27, gave her fans a look around the fabulous room which is for her ...

MARSHFIELD — Put on your blue suede shoes and get ready to rock 'n' roll when you step inside Marshfield's Brant Rock Hop — a 50s-style American diner with a working jukebox. For the past decade, ...

GREENFIELD – It's time to fire up your hot rod and time travel back to the 1950s for a malt and a burger and to listen to Buddy Holly tunes from the jukebox. It will all be at the Route 76 1950s diner ...

FLINT TOWNSHIP, Michigan -- The Gjinaj family (pronounced Ji-nigh) from Detroit bought the Westside Diner in 2002. Frank and Mark Gjinaj, co-owners with their father, Leka, are trying to hold true to ...

Whether you remember the 50s fondly or you’re just a fan of Happy Days, poodle skirts and ponytails, and leather jackets and pompadours, harkening back to this bygone era is fun for the whole family.

Chris Dailey — owner of Boulder Creek Events and a pair of Flatiron Crossing restaurants, Street Legal Pizza and Street Legal Burgers – has had a lifelong fascination with America in the ’50s. So when ...

FAIRFIELD — Hungry Sacred Heart University students looking for a late-night fix soon will no longer have to travel off campus for a bite to eat. Sophomore Kenny Eckert looked on in approval at the ...