Here's A Newsreel From The 1950s Showing Hairstyles They Thought Would Be Popular In 'The Future'
In this 1956 clip, British hairdresser Raymond Bessone shows off the two-tone hair style, "expected to become very popular."
In this 1956 clip, British hairdresser Raymond Bessone shows off the two-tone hair style, "expected to become very popular."
Some things from the '80s really don't age well, such as offensive cultural stereotypes.
A man who was really obsessed with Huey Lewis and the News back in the day discovered all of the chiptune-esque covers of his songs he created on Commodore 64 with the "Music Construction Set" program and uploaded them to YouTube.
Back in 1985, the biggest news of the day in Canada was a young boy's fight to save his massive snow house after the city of Regina declared it unsafe.
Take yourself on a trip to McDonaldland in this vintage ad.
A man figures out how to install the classic shooter game on a 1998 Kodak Digital Science DC260 Zoom and has the time of his life.
It's so surreal to watch this video of Jeff Bezos from more than 20 years ago.
'Welcome To Pooh Corner' was one of the first shows to air when the Disney Channel first launched on April 18, 1983. For some reason, they decided to present this Winnie the Pooh adaptation with low-budget, full-body character suits.