Why "Bet On It" Is The Most Epic Musical Number In Movie History
It was the craziest thing ever.
It was the craziest thing ever.
To say the least.
“This is not a field where one paints a painting that will be looked at for centuries.”
The ’80s and ’90s were a dark time for Ken.
Put your knowledge to the ultimate test.
An awesome video highlighting every illustrious film you might remember him from. (via laughingsquid.com)
It’s still not too late for Clarissa Now.
After a car crash left him in a coma, his famous characters helped pull him out of it. (via boingboing.net)
People are apparently still buying this stuff.
It’s now hard to believe there was a time when she wasn’t a manic pixie dream girl.
Did you or your mom have a subscription to this ’80s/’90s magazine dedicated to all things lacey, flowery, and beautiful?
Could they BE any more inappropriate?!
This awesome artwork was recently uncovered by Disney’s D23 archives.
It might be a beautiful day in the neighborhood, but you’re probably going to need some Kleenex for this post.
Top reads that will suck you back into the best decade ever.
This is perfection.
Never forget.
A surprising list of literary one-hit wonders.
It seems like just yesterday you were cradling your new Beanie Baby.
This short NBC documentary takes you behind the scenes of Pan Am’s training school…and shows a rather unexpected side of the Golden Age of travel.
It’s been 50 years since this epic love story full of passion, betrayal, and decadence — and that was just behind the scenes.
“Dos por favor.”
Neon, a British film magazine published in the ’90s, once thought it’d be funny to try to get Kevin Bacon, Tom Cruise, and Meryl Streep to endorse phony products. Kevin Bacon’s Bacon, anyone?
Shot in July of 1941, this is the only known existing film of her. (via theatlantic.com)
Warning: You may never see the Spice Girls the same way again.
Gwen and the boys are almost unrecognizable.
An icon of burlesque, she was one of the world’s most famous strippers. Which you may know because of the movie starring Bette Midler.
Looking back to 20 years ago, at what really mattered to us then.
Andrea Barber, aka Kimmy Gibbler from Full House, has been posting adorably amazing behind-the-scenes and personal pics of her and the Tanner fam.