Throwback to 1974

The year 1974 was a particularly groovy time in pop culture. It was the year when iconic movies like “The Godfather Part II” and “Blazing Saddles” hit the big screen, captivating audiences with their gripping stories and hilarious antics. On the small screen, TV shows like “Happy Days” and “The Six Million Dollar Man” were all the rage, entertaining viewers with their larger-than-life characters and zany plotlines. And let’s not forget about the music scene – 1974 saw the rise of disco with hits like “Kung Fu Fighting” by Carl Douglas and “Rock Your Baby” by George McCrae dominating the airwaves. It was certainly a year filled with entertainment that brought people together and left a lasting impact on pop culture. Cheers to 1974!

1974

Interesting stats

Average cost of a new house

$ 23,400

Average cost of a new car

$ 3,900

Average annual income

$ 9,350

1974

Notable invention

Revolutionary Rubik's: The Puzzle Phenomenon of 1974

Ernő Rubik’s invention of the Rubik’s cube in 1974 revolutionized the world of puzzles. Its intricate design and complex nature captured the imagination of people worldwide, making it the best selling puzzle of all time. The Rubik’s cube became an iconic symbol of problem-solving and intelligence, challenging individuals to twist and turn its colorful sides in order to align the colors and solve the puzzle. Its popularity has endured for decades, and it continues to inspire countless individuals to test their skills and patience. Ernő Rubik’s creation has left a lasting legacy in the world of puzzles and games, cementing its place as an ingenious and timeless invention.