Lizzie Borden is acquitted of giving her mother "40 whacks," the U.S. Army Air Force is formed, the "red telephone" hotline is established, "Leave it to Beaver" airs its final episode, and "Jaws" has moviegoers reconsidering their beach vacations, all on this day.
With the summer solstice arriving Monday, it's time to start thinking about what really makes summer complete: the tunes. Check out Billboard's list of the top 30 charting songs with summer-specific themes.
They're known as Kabangu, and they're a group of hip hop grandpas who've been around since the 1980s -- or so it appears.
Unfortunately, you can't really listen to any of their records. It would be great if these two sets of octogenarians actually existed, but they are fictional characters created by Kenyan digital photographer Osborne Macharia and stylist Kevin Abraham. The pair's editorials - often shared on Instagram and creative network Behance - have proved so popular that many believe Kabangu are indeed spitting rhymes across Nairobi. The series has had over half a million views across the internet.
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