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80s

13 Things That Every 80s Girl Will Immediately Recognize

By Tanya
If you grew up in the 80s, you are pretty lucky. Everything was just totally radical in the 80s! We had the coolest hair, the best slang and obviously all the best clothes. It's safe to say we grew up in the best decade. Being a girl in the 80s had a lot of perks too. We had a bunch of cool stuff that kids today wouldn't understand. How many of these things do you recognize? PopplesEbayFor some reason the idea of a toy that could fold up into a little ball was super appealing to us? Charm BraceletsEbayThey were

90s

From Cult Members To Hollywood Stars, The Phoenix Family Has A Tragic Backstory People Don't Know

By Tanya
The Phoenix family has been in the public eye for a very long time. River Phoenix was the first to make it big, but many of his siblings have become famous and successful in their own right. But even though many of the Phoenix children have found success, they've had to overcome a lot. Their childhood was nothing short of traumatizing, and honestly, they may have one of the most tragic family histories in Hollywood. The BeginningArlyn Dunetz married John Lee Bottom in September 1969, and in 1970 River was born. They continued traveling around the country, and shortly after

Cartoons

15 Perfect Foghorn Leghorn Quotes You'll Want To Start Using In Your Daily Life

By Tanya
Watching the old Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show was one of the highlights of our young lives. Every family would spend Sunday morning gathered around the TV after breakfast, checking out the classic characters in all their iconic bits. Obviously Bugs was great, Tweety was lovely, and the Road Runner was iconic, but there was one character who had such a unique speech pattern that he was always a welcome addition. Foghorn Leghorn's unique Southern drawl and old fashioned catchphrases were really something else. Anytime he was in an episode you were bound to come out with a new weird phrase

Celebrities

10 Facts About Sam Elliott That'll Make Him Your Man Crush If He Wasn't Already

By Tanya
Sam Elliott is basically royalty in Hollywood. His voice is probably one of the top five voices that you wish would read all your favorite books, and honestly, no one rocks a mustache like he does. The 73-year-old actor has been acting for decades now, and he still has this amazing ability to command attention no matter how big or small his role is. Because he's had such a long career, we've had a lot of time to get to know him. He's opened up a lot over the years, sharing some of things that help make him who he

90s

Macaulay Culkin Opens Up About His Abusive Father And Michael Jackson

By Maya
Macaulay Culkin has finally revealed the intimate details surrounding his childhood. The former child star appeared on Marc Maron's WTF Podcast, where he discussed a range of topics, including life as a young performer, his relationship with his father, and his "best friend" Michael Jackson.  In the candid interview recorded earlier this year, Culkin, 38, opened up about what he's been up to for the past two decades, which included playing the lead in the 2003 film Party Monster, performing voice work for the animated sketch comedy series Robot Chicken, and playing in his band, The Pizza Underground.BackGridNow

80s

15 Cuddly Toys From The '80s That We Couldn't Sleep Without

By Tanya
Growing up in the 80s meant that we didn't have a lot of electronics. Sure, there were some video games at arcades. For the most part we were at home with our imaginations and our stuffed animals. Hundreds of tea parties and teddy bear picnics were held in our living rooms, all featuring a cast of cuddly toys that were so special to us. How many of these toys did you have when you were a kid? Snugglebums@falling_rainNothing says snuggle-friendly than something that lights up when you squeeze it! Glo WormEbayAnother toy that had its own built in

70s

Casino business in the 1970s: How big was it?

By Emma C
It's hard to imagine now what a casino was like 50 years ago. We're used to playing online, getting free spins no deposit bonuses, and chatting with dealers via camera. But things used to be different.In the 1970s, casinos were thriving. It was a time when gambling was becoming more and more popular, and people from all states flocked to gambling establishments en masse. Local businessmen, Wall Street yuppies, showgirls, and even a journalism teacher from the tv101 school would stop by the casino to roll the dice. But that doesn't tell you much about how massive the industry
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