The 1980s were a vibrant and exciting time for teenage magazines. My sister used to read most of these and I would flick through them occasionally. I thought it was time to reflect on my sordid history and embrace pop culture from the 80s (the greatest decade ever!).
Are you one of those people who like to draw on a banana? If you are, then you need to submit your art to Biro + Banana = Art. I don’t think I need to explain it any further.
Created by artist and comedian Mark Day. He used AI to imagine what the Burning Man Festival would look like in 1963. It created some awesome pictures. Make sure you follow his Facebook page for more awesome stuff.
The original Star Wars trilogy is one of my favorite trilogies ever. The second trilogy from Lucas was not as good, but then Disney took over and things got better in the Star Wars Universe again. Bless you Disney. Anyway, here is a collection of old Star Wars pictures from the original trilogy. Some pretty cool shots here if you love it as much as I do.
An online museum dedicated to toasters. Why wouldn’t you want to visit this?
Urban explorer Jonathan Haeber has a keen eye for locations that have been forgotten by time. Somehow, he gained access to the former home of Michael Jackson, the Neverland Ranch in 2009 and took some incredible pictures at night. See the full collection here.
A collection of old school flight attendant snapshots that capture a time when flying was an exclusive and fashionable affair, and flight attendants were the epitome of grace and charm. And, maybe a little but sexualized?
The Best Mullet Championships are on and here are the Top 25 Kids and their super impressive mullets.
A user on Reddit found an old hairdressers guide to 1980’s hairstyles and I think we should all applaud this person for not only finding it, but sharing it with the rest of the internet.