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My favorite new Tumblr provides bite-sized pieces of childhood nostalgia. This will induce madeleine-like levels of remembrance; the Fisher Price Castle post made the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
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Han Solo P.I.
Han Solo and Magnum, P.I. mashup and a scene by scene comparison of the original Magnum, P.I. opening and the mashup. YouTube - now with DVD Extras! View List ›
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Maurice Sendak
The beloved children’s writer and illustrator — of books like Where The Wild Things Are and Chicken Soup With Rice — recently turned 80, and is still as sad, angry, and misanthropic as ever. After undergoing triple-bypass surgery and losing his partner of 50 years, Sendak is a dark and depressing figure who has brilliantly managed to provide generations of adoring children with a legendary canon of fantasy subversively steeped in his own gloomy disposition. Read More ›
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Adult Footed Pajamas
Onesies: They’re not just for kids any more. Yet another way to extend your adolescence well into adult life. Read More ›
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Nick Rewind
Nickelodeon is now making a handful of its old shows available on iTunes. Before Christine Taylor was “Ben Stiller’s wife,” she was Melody, and anyone born between 1975 and 1985 can firmly attest. Read More ›
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Young Me - Now Me: Microsoft
The original Microsoft team recreates a photo snapped in 1978! Didn’t they steal this idea from Ze Frank’s Youngme-Nowme Project? Microsoft is really, really good at copying creative ideas. ;) View Image ›
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Cassette from My Ex
Cassette From My Ex gathers stories behind those mix tapes that were given to you by old flames and lets you stream the tapes themselves. This reminds me of the time someone put “I Touch Myself” by the Divinyls on a mixtape for me. TOTAL DEALBREAKER. Read More ›
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Live From Daryl’s House
Daryl Hall (the half of Hall & Oates without the mustache) has a web series on which he invites contemporary pop artists like Gym Class Heroes and KT Tunstall to jam at his in-home studio. Leave your sense of ironic appreciation at the door. This guy proves that rock gods not only exist, but that they can come with a gorgeous head of hair. Read More ›
