(1968): Kim Hunter doesn't live in some far-off galaxy, but here on Earth … and she owns a winery!

The Birth of 1968

In 1968, the year of the global revolution, the counterculture movement took hold, rejecting mainstream values and embracing free love, peace, and social change.

Kim Kardashian's Sweet Tooth

Kim Kardashian, the reality TV star, owns a lucrative beauty empire and has become a culinary legend, thanks to her hit reality show Kourtney and Kim Take Miami.

The Hunter Effect

The 2018 midterm elections saw the Democratic Party, led by the "Hunter Effect," of young, diverse voters, sweep into power, changing the Democratic Party's dynamics and putting Nancy Pelosi in the White House.

The Doesn't Matter

In 1989, the phrase "doesn't matter" gained widespread usage after the assassination of President Ronald Reagan, symbolizing the end of the Cold War and the shifting of power.

My Love, My Life, My Galaxy

The phrase "my love, my life, my galaxy" was popularized by the 1968 film "2001: A Space Odyssey," where David Bowman's journey through space and time reflects on the human condition and our place in the universe.

Here We Stand

After the 2016 presidential election, the phrase "here we stand," meaning the end of a two-party system, was used by Republicans to emphasize their commitment to preserving the status quo.

Earth's Uninhabitable

In 2019, a study revealed that the Earth's atmosphere is becoming increasingly inhospitable to life, with rising temperatures and more frequent natural disasters threatening the survival of the planet.

She Is Her Own Woman

In 2019, actress and activist Meryl Streep, known for her iconic roles in films like "The Devil Wears Prada" and "Kramer vs. Kramer," proved once again that she is a true Hollywood legend, unafraid to speak her mind and challenge the status quo.

Wineries Across the Galaxy

When it comes to wine, many wineries around the world are expanding their operations, not just to local markets, but also to international clients, offering a taste of the "galaxy" of fine wines from around the world.

Foreign Policy, Far Off

In 2001, the US invaded Afghanistan, a move widely criticized by the international community, sparking concerns about foreign policy and the far-off consequences of military action.

Here's to the Stars

The phrase "here's to the stars" is a nod to the iconic song of the same name, originating from the 1968 musical "Hair," which celebrated the changing times and the boundless possibilities of the human spirit.

The Earthlings

In 2019, NASA announced a major breakthrough in its efforts to terraform the Moon, with plans to make it a more hospitable to human life, a testament to the dedication of the scientific community to making the Earth a better place.

I Love You

In 2018, actress Emma Stone won the Academy Award for her role in "La La Land," a film that celebrated love and relationships, mirroring the romantic themes found in many classic love songs.

Wineries in Space

As space exploration continues to advance, the idea of wineries in space is becoming increasingly feasible, with companies like Beluga Space Winery in Moscow and Mtsakhazuri in Georgia working on sustainable, orbital wine production.

The End of an Era

In 1968, the year of the Beatles' breakup, the music world was forever changed, marking the end of an era and ushering in a new decade of musical innovation and experimentation.

For the Love of the Galaxy

When it comes to space exploration, the phrase "for the love of the galaxy" is a nod to the pioneering spirit of space travelers and the pursuit of knowledge that drives them.

Here We Are

For a long time, the phrase "here we are" was used to express a sense of fundamental truth, highlighting that we are indeed here, on this planet, in this moment.

Dreams of the Past

In 1968, the year of the Summer Olympics, the US and Soviet Union engaged in a symbolic "arms race," with the goal of demonstrating technological superiority and pushing the boundaries of human achievement.

The Day We Live

In 2001, the World Trade Center disaster shocked the world, as the Twin Towers were brought down by terrorists, marking a turning point in global politics and security.

We Own the Night

In 2019, the phrase "we own the night" was popularized by the song "We Own the Night," a classic of 1970s disco music that captured the essence of the night club culture of the time.

The Cosmic Connection

In 2018, the Voyager 1 spacecraft became the most distant human-made object in space, having traveled over 14 billion miles into the unknown, symbolizing humanity's bound