An oldie but goodie, this video features a gal of a certain age performing a “face exercise,” single-handedly validating the therapy boom of the eighties. Incidentally, she also makes a great case against Botox.
Music Buzz For better or worse, the 80s and 90s happened and left behind a lot of terrible memories. Here are ten of them.
Celebrity Buzz Oiled-up beefcake meets dorky comedy nerd in a funny spoof of the Swayze classic. Nobody puts Baby in the corner, and nobody puts a shirt on Channing Tatum (that's my rule).
Culture Buzz What's a fad that you got really into back in the day? Depending on how you look at it, this could be an opportunity for joyful reminiscence or embarrassing confession. Huge bonus points if you have pictures of yourself actually participating in the fad.
Style Buzz In the early 80's, someone gave Bill Cosby a sweater designed by Koos van den Akker, and history was made. Still doesn't explain the pudding obsession.
Three awesome dudes, six keyboards, and fifteen of your all-time favorite songs. This is as good as it gets.
It may have come eleven months too soon, but here's your holiday greeting card for Christmas '09. Incidentally, Nancy made sure to leave out a glass of milk and a plate of fresh baked 'roids for Santa that year.
The sad thing is that I probably would have spent hours playing this in the '80s. They were simpler times.
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Shawshank Redemption was a great movie and all, but would it have hurt them to include a couple more montages?
Ever think you’d learn a lesson in child abuse from Winnie The Pooh? And another thing: why were so many public service announcements disguised as children’s entertainment in the eighties (and were they as creepy then as they are now)?
Sure, “everybody wants to be cool,” but Pee Wee Herman assures you that crack cocaine won’t do the trick. Will dancing like you’re seizuring and wearing a suit three sizes too short do the trick? Whatever the case, it’s probably a lot more pleasant than crack.
The Rubik’s Cube - a toy custom-made for a generation of Wall Street douches on coke benders - apparently benefited from goop that could help you “see how fast you [can] go.” VH1 really missed the boat on this one. It could have been in, like, eleven episodes of I Love The 80’s!
Music Buzz The Australian-born former child actor is making a splash with his futuristic funk that is as progressive as it is a throwback to eighties New Wave. Despite oozing a hipster aesthetic of dressing like an extra on the set of White Men Can’t Jump (and waiting for you to appreciate it), Sparro backs up his colorful style with a signature sound that proves he is, in fact, the real deal.
According to the long-lost British cast member of Designing Women, some of the coolest chorus boys ever are getting into making whole grain bread. We don’t know where this guy’s been, but we’ll venture to guess he didn’t wash his hands before kneading that dough.