The Most Popular Games of the 1980s
Every decade of the last century brought some changes in people’s lives, and of course, the 1980s are no exception. During this period, the planet witnessed some new trends that were unknown until then. For example, in this decade, the boom of popular culture reached its peak. Young (and not so young) people were amazed at the new concept in music videos. Of course, you probably also remember some of the blockbuster movies from...
The 7 Most Iconic 1980s Movie Scenes Set in a Bar
The 1980s were full of amazing movies, some of which have become classics and are still watched to this day. For example, almost everyone has seen Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Labyrinth, and A Christmas Story. While some movies are memorable because of their plot, others became famous for short scenes. If you’ve ever wondered why so many movies have bar scenes, it’s because a bar setting allows for infinite creativity to develop the...
What Vacation Spots Were Popular in the 80s?
If you’re an ’80s or ’90s kid, you were probably raised on some classic vacation movies from that time. Real life vacations didn’t necessarily consist of Wally World or a step back through time to the 1950s, despite what Hollywood would have you believe, though. In fact, an 80s vacation looked a lot like what modern vacation days do. Employed Americans in the 80s took more vacation time than their modern-day...
11 Pep Rally Ideas to Raise School Spirit
Are you looking to boost your school spirit? Are you ready to motivate your school with innovative ideas? From teacher-student games to spirit weeks, raising school morale only takes kindness and some ingenuity. For the best pep rally ideas, keep reading for our guide. 1. Community Service By solving a problem as a campus, students and faculty alike bond and combine their shared interests. School spirit ideas for high school like...
From Cheers to the Wonder Years: The Best TV Shows of the 1980s
A lot of big things happened in the 1980s: there was an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, the Berlin Wall came down, IBM released their first PC, and the Challenger shuttle exploded. In addition to all these big events, the 1980s was also known for something else: great television. Back in the 1980s, there were great comedies and dramas to watch every night to distract society from the world’s outside problems...
