“Let him cook” might not be as new slang as you think.

for Hitachi 55" HDTV projection TV with Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology, priced at $12,999.95. Text emphasizes "Magic is done with mirrors!"

A large crowd at a concert, with many attendees holding up cell phones to capture the performance on stage. The image captures the energy of the live event

Robert Downey Jr. sentence summary with mention of his rehabilitation efforts and previous films "Natural Born Killers" and "Less Than Zero."

A campaign button with a portrait of Ronald Reagan, featuring the text "Let's Make America Great Again" and an image of the American flag in the background

A magazine for Humble Energy claims their oil supplies energy to melt 7 million tons of glacier ice daily. The ad features a large glacier image

Memo to President, dated July 7, 1977, from Frank Press on fossil fuel CO2 increase, climate change effects, and potential significant global warming

Two vintage U.S. postage stamps. Left: silhouettes and wheelchair, reads "Hope for the Crippled". Right: girl holding flower, reads "Retarded Children Can Be Helped"

A list of shorthand abbreviations in a small notebook, including greetings like GM for Good Morning and phrases like GG for Going, NW for No More, and Hve for Have

Cover of "The Whole Internet: User's Guide & Catalog" by Ed Krol, published by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. with an illustration of an ancient astronomer

Image of "Trump: The Game" board game box featuring a picture of Donald J. Trump. The box says, "It's not whether you win or lose, but whether you win!"

The image describes the potential of email for person-to-person communication via computers, including features like sound and pictures, and suggests adding an email address to resumes

A hand holds a small magazine featuring Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen on the cover

A newspaper clipping from Truth, dated Sunday, November 16, 1958, predicting future conveniences like automatic doors, dishwashers, and clothes washers by 1975

Magazine page titled "Future Predictions" with sections discussing future trends in dining reservations, schooling costs, disco days, and vacations

Page from a school yearbook with a section on "Favorite Restaurants" and "Favorite Expressions." There is a handwritten note and a picture of Garfield the cat

Black and white magazine ad. Headline is "Home Cookin’!" Text describes a man who produces music in a new studio. Ad promotes TASCAM SERIES by TEAC recording equipment

A person's hand is holding a book open. The page lists musicians: Korn, N-Sync, Christina Aguilera, DMX, Blink 182, Will Smith, Dixie Chicks, Slipknot, Juvenile, Red Hot Chili Peppers. Sponsors: dana leininger, margaret buttermore

Album cover of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" features Ferlin Husky in a red shirt and light blazer. Below, the tracklist contains song titles like “It All Comes Back to Me Now.”

Christine's Christmas list 1999 includes candles, cassette tapes, video tapes, phone/alarm clock, black sheets, Nintendo 64 games, Blockbuster cards, and lighters

A poster of a man with a pregnant belly. Text reads: "Would you be more careful if it was you that got pregnant? Family Planning Association, London."

Two sides of a Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom 1-day admission ticket with guidelines and information

Thanksgiving menu for the USS P.H. Burnett in the South Pacific, 1944. Lists various dishes including turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, and dessert. Names of officers included

Ticket for The Beatles show at Atlantic City Convention Hall on August 30, 1964, at 8:30 PM. Main floor seat B201, price $4.90

Handmade concert flyer for Aerosmith at Millis High on April 14 at 8 PM. Tickets are $2.00 in advance and $2.50 at the door

An old poster advising young women traveling alone. It cautions against accepting aid from strangers and promotes seeking help from officials or wearing a specific badge

DVD drive banner highlighting software including InterVideo's WinDVD, Adobe Premiere 5.1 LE, Microsoft Word 2000, and a Netflix promotion ending on 6/30/2000

A vest-pocket Webster's dictionary with a letter below. The letter's writer questions why "man" isn't inclusive of all genders and critiques language changes like "personkind." Signed Frank M. in Beverly Hills

Display of various iPod models in a museum exhibit, showcasing the evolution and timeline of the iPod from 2002 to present. Text listing song titles in the background

Close-up of a magazine rack featuring issues of Look and Life magazines. Look covers Israel, the U.S., and Russia, Alfred E. Neuman, and a Vietnam soldier's story

Old hospital bill from Memorial Hospital, Indiana, detailing various charges like room stay, nursery, laboratory, X-ray, and total amount $107.55.

Old book with visible text along the top edge reading "IN THE BEGINNING."

A cardboard box from Amazon.com labeled "Earth's Biggest Bookstore" is on a kitchen counter, partially open with packing material inside