GLOW Is Now On Netflix and It’s Awesomely 80s
GLOW was the 80s female wrestling show that gave us elements of the wrestling world we weren’t necessarily prepared for. Now, GLOW is back with a slightly altered mission but it does feature some incredibly awesome 80s elements. “In Netflix’s new half-hour dramedy GLOW, Alison Brie plays an aspiring actress in early Eighties Los Angeles who, after finding herself fed up with her limited choices as a woman in show...
80s Celtics and Lakers 30 For 30 Special Proves Basketball Has Gotten Soft
The 2017 NBA Finals had plenty of drama surrounding it. Though, most would argue it pales in comparison to the NBA rivalry that took place in the 80s between the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers. They would be right. Basketball is a different animal today. There is a lot less animosity between rival players. Fights are broken up almost immediately and those flagrant fouls are a lot less prevalent in the game today. No, we...
Transformers Character Bumblebee Gets An 80s Set Stand-alone Film
As if enough of the 80s influence isn’t featured in today’s music, television and film, we can look forward to another 80s set film. The character Bumblebee from Transformers will have his own stand-alone set in the 80s, because, why not revisit the best decade ever. “The news about the setting comes from Empire Magazine (via ScreenRant) whose print edition features an article all about the Transformers film...
Josh Brolin Dresses Up As Brand From The Goonies 27 Years Later
When it comes to an 80s-themed party, finding the perfect costume can be difficult. Not if you’re Josh Brolin. See, the star decided to enlist the help of his wife who gave him the most obvious outfit possible. Brolin dressed up as Brand, his character from the 1985 film The Goonies. Brolin posted a image of him and his wife all ready for the party to Instagram. He gave credit to his wife for coming up with the idea in the...
80s Classics: ‘Everybody Wants To Rule The World’ By Tears For Fears
When you think of 80s classics, it’s hard not to think about Tears For Fears 1985 hit song, “Everybody Wants To Rule The World.” Think about it for a second, when you hear that introduction, you automatically know what song it is and the light groovy nature of it takes over. This week in 1985, Tears For fear was on top of the Billboard Hot 100 for the second week in a row, taking over the number one spot from...
