If you were alive and older than 6 in 2000, you probably remember Who Let The Dogs Out by the Baha Men, a Carribbean group based in The Bahamas (hence the name “Baha” Men): The song became mainstream in the U.S. after it was famously included with Nickelodeon’s secons Rugats movie Rugrats in Paris. […]
For those who may not know, Cobra Kai is the sequel to the legendary 1984 movie The Karate Kid but takes place 34 years later. Ralph Macchio played Daniel LaRusso in the movie as well as the two sequels that followed the first one. He’s back in Cobrai Kai to reprise his iconic […]
For those who either haven’t watched 1995’s Toy Story movie–that’s the first one for reference–or haven’t seen it in a long time, one of the main characters of the Toy Story franchise is a Buzz Lightyear action figure. The backstory for the Buzz Lightyear character the toy is based on is established in the […]
…Writing on 11 Blogs isn’t easy but it sure is fun! As of today, I have imported certain posts from My Video Game Blog as well as My Main Blog relevant to this one. The reason it took so long isn’t just because I’ve be making posts for my other blogs. The bigger reason […]
…The main reason being the band’s lead vocalist Freddie Mercury is Bisexual. The biopic follows the rise of Queen, their falling out and reunion in time to perform at Live Aid in 1985 does not shy away from “The Controversy”. I had heard rumors there was some difficulty casting the role of Freddie Mercury […]
…Not gonna lie: I don’t remember much about the 90s that didn’t involve TV or video games. And I’m proud of it. LOL. I’m gonna split this nostalia trip 4 categories actoss four different posts: Kids Shows, Cartoons, Sitcoms and Drama. I’ll cover Anime in my Anime Blog separately. Each Category will get a separate […]
…More so when you consider the wholesome and staggering variety of programming that was available 30 years ago. I mean just on Network TV–today commonly known as “Free TV”: PBS, CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX and The CW (Formerly known as The WB)–since the only subscription TV service available for most of that time was Cable. […]
I want to preface this post with these two videos: …Let’s be honest: This was what fueled the sharp rise of Hip Hop in the U.S. in the 1980s, the deaths of The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur in the mid-1990s, the industry’s implosion during the mid-2000s and the mostly watered down stuff we […]
…Right. This is the first of what will probably be a monthly series on the subject of Rap and Hip Hop’s evolution. I’ve thought about doing this for some time and more so after I wrote that blog post on why I never liked BET. I plan to write on this topic through June […]
Who could have imagined the late 1990s would have been the end of the Family Sitcom. We are in an age where “Reality” TV, hour-long dramas and docu-dramas dominate all the networks. While I would normally place all the blame on the networks for taking the easy road–it actually costs much less to shoot “Reality” […]
Memories from Way Back When 