99 Red Balloons was a protest song released in 1983. In the lyrics, a boy and girl innocently release a batch of balloons into the air; confused by these flying objects, international governments ...

In March 1983, the West German band Nena released a single entitled “99 Luftballoons,” which was translated later to “99 Red Balloons.” The song was inspired by the story of five high ...

Numerous red balloons floating off the coast of Florida's panhandle this week may be an unwelcome and alarming sight for some residents amid recent reports of American fighter jets shooting down ...

A Brooklyn ballet dancer who stopped into his local 99-cent store to buy balloons — only to be attacked with a razor by a ...

See New Worlds: Women to Watch 2024, with painting, sculpture, photography, installation, video, and textiles by 28 artists from around the world. City Paper is buzzing because this week kicks off ...

Balloons filled the sky Wednesday night as family and friends gathered to remember a 19-year-old man who was shot and killed ...

All because of 99 balloons. Most people's greatest fear during this highly explosive time in history was that someone might accidentally press the red button and trigger nuclear annihilation.

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