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Queen – ‘Under Pressure’ Live Video from 1981

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In 1981, rock n’ roll legends Queen teamed up with David Bowie for one of their most memorable songs. Under Pressure was a number one hit in the UK and a top 30 hit on the Hot 100 charts in the US. Unfortunately, Bowie and Queen never performed the song live together.

Enjoy this look back at Queen live in Montreal in 1981 performing Under Pressure!

If you missed it in ’92, David Bowie and Annie Lennox teamed up to perform Under Pressure at a tribute concert for Freddie Mercury who had passed away the year before. Enjoy their incredible performance as well!

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Louie Anderson Live at Dangerfield’s in 1985 During the 9th Annual Young Comedians Special

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In 1985, Rodney Dangerfield hosted the 9th Annual Young Comedians Special on HBO. During the show, he introduced America to a number of young comedians who would soon become household names. One of those new comedians was Louie Anderson, and he slayed it! In addition to Anderson, the show also featured Sam Kinison, Rita Rudner, Bob Saget, and Yakov Smirnoff.

Enjoy this look back at all five comedians on the 9th Annual Young Comedians Special on HBO in 1985 hosted by the one-and-only Rodney Dangerfield!

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John Candy and Tom Hanks Impersonate Swedish Scientists in 1984’s ‘Splash’

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There are so many great scenes in 1984’s Splash starring Tom Hanks, John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Daryl Hannah. In one of our favorite scenes in the movie, Tom Hanks and John Candy’s characters impersonate Swedish scientists in order to break into a secret lab where Madison, the Mermaid, played by Daryl Hannah has been taken. Everything was going along as planned until they encounter a security guard who speaks Swedish. The guard starts asking them what they’re doing so far from Sweden, and Freddie Bauer’s (John Candy’s) endless hours of watching adult movies comes in handy as he answers the guard in Swedish with a line he’s heard 1,000 times in the movies.

Enjoy this look back at Tom Hanks and John Candy as Swedish scientists in 1984’s Splash!

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Bob Saget Visits The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in 1989

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On January 4, 1989, Bob Saget stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson and shared some baby pictures he had bought from an antique store. The store claimed the photos were authentic baby pictures of Johnny, Ed, Doc, and Fred de Cordova, the producer of the show. You’ve got to see the photos to appreciate the bit. Ed’s photo was our personal favorite.

Saget then told a story about having gohers in his backyard and calling up Walter the Gopher man. Throughout the entire interview, Saget had Johnny laughing and smiling, which is what Saget was known for throughout his career. Someone who just wanted to make people laugh and smile.

Enjoy this look back at Bob Saget on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in 1989!

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The Ghostbusters “He Slimed Me” Scene

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There are so many awesome scenes from 1984’s Ghostbusters, but one of our absolute favorites is when the Ghostbusters go out on their first call to find a green ghost known as Slimer inhabiting the walls of a hotel. Ray, played by Dan Aykroyd sees chubby, gluttonous Slimer first, but before he can zap him, he vanishes through a wall in the hall, and Venkman, played by Bill Murray is next to see him, but before he can move out of the way, Slimer slams into him. When Ray reaches Venkman, he’s on the ground covered in slime and utters, “He slimed me…” LOL

Enjoy this look back at the Ghostbusters first encounter with Slimer, aka The Green Ghost!

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Steve Martin Eating Dinner on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in 1980

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On September 26, 1980, Steve Martin dropped by the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Martin always did something different/crazy when he came on the show, and in this episode, he does his “Wild & Crazy Guy” standup routine and then sits down with Johnny and orders dinner while talking about his upcoming projects. It’s vintage Steve Martin, and Johnny’s reaction when his food is delivered is priceless.

Enjoy this look back at Steve Martin ordering dinner on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in 1980!

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Carly Simon – ‘Nobody Does It Better’ Live at Martha’s Vineyard in 1987

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In 1987, Carly Simon recorded a live two-day concert on the shores of Martha’s Vineyard for HBO called Carly Simon: Live from Martha’s Vineyard. She received a Cable ACE Award nomination for Performance in a Music Special in 1988 for the performance.

It’s hard to beat this setting for an outdoor concert, and Simon sounded amazing.

Simon sang some of her biggest hits during the concert including Anticipation, Coming Around Again, and Nobody Does It Better from the 1977 The Spy Who Loved Me soundtrack.

Enjoy this look back at Carly Simon performing Nobody Does It Better live at Martha’s Vineyard in 1987 as well as Anticipation and Coming Around Again!

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‘Full House’ The Very First Scene

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Full House aired on ABC from September 22, 1987 to May 23, 1995 for eight seasons and 192 episodes. The show starred John Stamos, Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, Candace Cameron, Jodie Sweetin, and twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. For those of us who were teens in the ’80s, we literally watched the “Tanner” kids grow up before our eyes both on the show and in the public eye.

Sadly, Bob Saget passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, January 9, 2022. He was only 65 years old. May you rest in peace Bob. You will be sorely missed by so many.

To honor Saget, here’s a look back at the very beginning of the first episode of Full House.

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Superman IV – ‘No Pain, No Gain Gym’ Scene

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Superman IV was the last Superman film to feature Christopher Reeve as Superman. It was released to theaters in July 1987. It wasn’t as successful at the box office as the previous films, but there were still so many great scenes in this movie. One of our favorite scenes is when Clark Kent goes to the gym with the new editor of the Daily Planet, Lacy, played by Mariel Hemingway. He does his best to act like he’s a complete wimp until the very end when Lacy is leaving the gym and he chunks a ton of weights over to the jerk in the gym who first told him “No pain, no gain.”

Enjoy this look back at the “No Pain, No Gain” scene from Superman IV!

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Deleted Scenes from 1984’s Karate Kid

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More than likely, if you’re like me, you’ve seen the original Karate Kid a hundred times, which is why this video is so cool. I had never seen these deleted scenes until now. The scene in the lunch room is especially interesting to see Daniel stand up to Johnny in the lunchroom and actually take him down.

Enjoy this look back at deleted scenes from 1984’s Karate Kid!

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Great Performances from the 1989 Moscow Music Peace Festival Featuring Motley Crue, Cinderella, Skid Row, Scorpions, Bon Jovi, and Ozzy Osbourne

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The Moscow Music Peace Festival took place on August 12-13, 1989. It was a one-time gathering of some of the biggest names in metal and rock who took the stage to promote world peace and international cooperation in fighting the drug war in Russia. The setlist for the festival included:

  • Skid Row
  • Gorky Park
  • Cinderella
  • Motley Crue
  • Ozzy Osbourne
  • Scorpions
  • Bon Jovi
  • All-Star Jam Session with various groups together

Even though there were reportedly problems with the bands concerning how long each could play, who would go on before the other, and how much of a stage presence each could have, the actual performances from the bands were awesome.

Enjoy this look back at some of the greatest performances from the 1989 Moscow Music Peace Festival!

Full setlists from all the bands:

Skid Row
“Makin’ a Mess”
“Piece of Me”
“Big Guns”
“Holidays in the Sun” (Sex Pistols cover)
“18 and Life”
“Youth Gone Wild”

Gorky Park
“Action”
“Hit Me with the News”
“Within Your Eyes”
“Danger”
“Try to Find Me”
“Bang”
“Child of the Wind”
“My Generation” (The Who cover)

Cinderella
“Bad Seamstress Blues”
“Somebody Save Me”
“If You Don’t Like It”
“Push Push”
“The Last Mile”
“Coming Home”
“Gypsy Road”
“Nobody’s Fool”
“Shake Me”

Mötley Crüe
“All in the Name of…”
“Live Wire”
“Shout at the Devil”
“Looks That Kill”
“Wild Side”
“Smokin’ in the Boys Room” (Brownsville Station cover)
“Girls, Girls, Girls”
“Jailhouse Rock” (Elvis Presley cover)

Ozzy Osbourne
“I Don’t Know”
“Flying High Again”
“Shot in the Dark”
“Miracle Man”
“Sweet Leaf” “War Pigs“
“Tattooed Dancer”
“Suicide Solution”
“Crazy Train”
“Paranoid*”

  • = Black Sabbath songs

Scorpions
“Blackout”
“Big City Nights”
“Bad Boys Running Wild”
“Rhythm of Love”
“The Zoo”
“No One Like You”
“The Song of the Volga Boatmen” (Russian folk song)
“Holiday”
“Still Loving You”
“Dynamite”
“Rock You Like a Hurricane”

Bon Jovi
“Lay Your Hands on Me”
“I’d Die for You”
“Wild in the Streets”
“You Give Love a Bad Name”
“Let It Rock”
“Living in Sin”
“Blood on Blood”
“Runaway”
“Wanted Dead or Alive”
“Livin’ on a Prayer”
“Bad Medicine”

All Star Jam Session
“Hound Dog” (Elvis Presley cover) – Bon Jovi, Cinderella, Scorpions
“Long Tall Sally”/”Blue Suede Shoes” – Scorpions, Gorky Park, David Bryan
“Rock and Roll” (Led Zeppelin cover) – Skid Row, Mötley Crüe, Zakk Wylde, Jason Bonham
“Give Peace a Chance” (Plastic Ono Band cover)

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Clint Eastwood in 1988’s ‘The Dead Pool’ – “Do you have any kids, Lieutenant?” Scene

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1988’s The Dead Pool was the fifth and final film in the Dirty Harry film series starring Clint Eastwood. All five of the films are classics, and this scene in the final installment is one of our favorites from the movie. In this clip, Harry’s Lieutenant is trying to get Harry to buddy-up to the press, but Harry’s having none of it. Our favorite part of the clip is when Harry asks his Lieutenant if he has any kids, and when he says no, Harry says, “Lucky for them.”

It’s classic Dirty Harry! Enjoy this look back at Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry in 1988’s The Dead Pool!

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Super Password All Stars 1986 with Lucille Ball, Ann Dusenberry, Betty White, and Estelle Getty

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Super Password aired on NBC for 1,152 episodes from September 24, 1984 to March 24, 1989. Kids today probably don’t realize how big game shows were in the ’80s, and Super Password was one of the best because it featured two celebrities and two contestants who attempted to guess a mystery word using only one-word clues.

In this episode though of Super Password All Stars in 1986, the Lucille Ball, Betty White, Estelle Getty, and Ann Dusenberry were the celebrity guests. What’s so cute about this episode is how Lucille Ball cracks up at almost everything Betty White says.

Enjoy this look back at Lucille Ball, Betty White, Estelle Getty, and Ann Dusenberry on Super Password All Stars in 1986!

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The Final Scene in ‘Sixteen Candles’ is so ’80s and so Perfect

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Sixteen Candles was another great ’80s movie from John Hughes. It was the first movie that Hughes had directed. It starred Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, and Michael Schoeffling in a coming-of-age comedy. The final scene in the movie is so ’80s and so perfect! Our favorite part of this scene is when Jake is walking Sam to his car and Sam’s dad looks over and she mouths, “This is the boy!!!” and he gives her the OK symbol.

Enjoy this look back at the final scene in 1984’s Sixteen Candles!

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Pat Benatar – ‘Invincible’ from ‘The Legend of Billie Jean’ Soundtrack from 1985

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Invincible was the lead single released from Pat Benatar’s sixth studio album Seven the Hart Way, which was released in 1985. The song was nominated for a Grammy, and it was used as the theme song for the 1985 cult classic The Legend of Billie Jean starring Helen Slater, Keith Gordon, Christian Slater, Richard Bradford and Peter Coyote.

Invincible was a top ten hit for Benatar on the Hot 100 charts, peaking at number ten in 1985, and a top five hit on the Rock charts, peaking at number four.

Enjoy this look back at Invincible by Pat Benatar from our friends at HD Film Tributes who put together an awesome video featuring scenes from The Legend of Billie Jean!

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Adam & The Ants – ‘Stand and Deliver’ Music Video from 1981

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In 1981, Adam & The Ants scored their first number one song on the UK charts with Stand and Deliver. It was the lead single from their third studio album, Prince Charming. They followed up Stand and Deliver with another number one single in the UK for Prince Charming. The music video for Stand and Deliver was listed at number 92 on Rolling Stone magazine’s list in 2021 of the 100 Greatest Music Videos of all time.

Enjoy this look back at Adam & The Ants with their music video for Stand and Deliver from 1981!

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Bananarama – ‘Cruel Summer’ from The Karate Kid Soundtrack from 1984

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In 1983, Bananarama released their second album, a self-titled album that featured one of 1984’s biggest songs. Cruel Summer was a top ten hit on the Hot 100 charts, peaking at number nine. It was the groups first top 40 hit in the US although they had scored a two top 20 dance hits in the US with 1982’s Really Saying Something featuring Fun Boy Three and Shy Boy, peaking at numbers 16 and 14 respectively on the Dance charts. Cruel Summer’s popularity in the US skyrocketed when it was included in 1984’s Karate Kid.

Bananarama scored two more huge hits in the US during the ’80s with Venus, a number one hit on the Hot 100 charts in 1986, and I Heard A Rumour, a number four hit on the Hot 100 charts.

Enjoy this look back at Bananarama’s music video for Cruel Summer as well as a clip from Karate Kid featuring Cruel Summer, and just for fun, enjoy their music videos for Venus and I Heard a Rumour as well!

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The Cast of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Then and Now (1984 – 2021)

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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was released to theaters in May 1984 and became one of the ’80s highest grossing films bringing in over $333 million at the box office. It was the second installment in the Indiana Jones franchise and was a prequel to 1981’s Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Enjoy this look back at the cast of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom then in 1984 and now in 2021 from our friends at Hollywood Celebrity on YouTube.

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Rodney Dangerfield Tells a Joke at the 1981 Grammy’s and Anne Murray Can’t Stop Laughing

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In 1981, Rodney Dangerfield won the Grammy for Best Comedy Recording, and he was asked to present the award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance with fellow Grammy winner Anne Murray. Before they announce the nominees, Rodney cracks a joke that leaves Anne Murray laughing hysterically.

Enjoy this look back at Rodney Dangerfield making Anne Murray laugh hysterically at a joke at the ’81 Grammy Awards!

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Sidney Poitier and Tom Berenger in ‘Shoot to Kill’ the Bear Scene

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We lost another acting legend this week with the passing of Sidney Poitier at the age of 94. Poitier’s first movie was 1947’s Sepia Cinderella where he was an extra in the film. During his acting career, Poitier was the first black person and first Bahamian to win the Academy Award for Best Actor. He received two Academy Award nominations, ten Golden Globes nominations, two Primetime Emmy Awards nominations, six BAFTA nominations, eight Laurel nominations, and one Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG) nomination.

In 1988, Poitier starred in his first movie in ten years when he teamed up with Tom Berenger in Shoot To Kill, a buddy cop action thriller. In one scene in the movie, Poitier and Berenger’s characters are hiking in the woods and stumble upon a huge bear. I love this scene. It has suspense, drama, and humor. If you’ve never seen this before, I promise you’ll enjoy it.

Enjoy this look back at the bear scene in Shoot to Kill featuring the late Sidney Poitier and Tom Berenger. RIP Mr. Poitier. You will be missed…

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The Cast of Weekend at Bernie’s Then and Now (1989 – 2021)

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Weekend at Bernie’s is a 1989 comedy that starred Andrew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman, Catherine Mary Stewart, and Terry Kiser. In the movie, Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman are young insurance corporation employees who discover that their boss, Bernie, is dead, after arriving at his house. They also discovered that Bernie had ordered them to be assassinated in order to cover up his embezzlement. The two then try and convince everyone that Bernie is still alive by hilariously taking his body every where they go.

The cast of Weekend at Bernie’s consisted of:

Andrew McCarthy as Larry Wilson
Jonathan Silverman as Richard Parker
Terry Kiser as Bernie Lomax
Catherine Mary Stewart as Gwen Saunders
Don Calfa as Paulie
Catherine Parks as Tina
Eloise Broady as Tawny
Gregory Salata as Marty
Louis Giambalvo as Vito
Ted Kotcheff as Mr. Parker
Jason Woliner as Bratty Kid

Enjoy this look back at the cast of Weekend at Bernie’s then in 1989 and now in 2021!

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Phil Collins – ‘Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)’ from the ‘Against All Odds’ Soundtrack

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In 1984, Phil Collins scored a huge hit with Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) from the movie soundtrack for Against All Odds starring Jeff Bridges, James Woods, and Rachel Ward. The song hit number one on the Hot 100 charts and was Collins’ first solo number one single. He has scored six more number one solo songs on the Hot 100 charts during his solo career.

Enjoy this look back at Phil Collins’ Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) from 1984! The first video is from our friends at HD Film Tributes on YouTube, and it’s brilliantly done. The second video is the official music video for the song from Phil Collins. Enjoy!

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Belinda Carlisle – ‘Leave A Light On’ Video from 1989

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Belinda Carlisle scored a number of hits in the ’80s after leaving The Go-Go’s. Her first solo single, Mad About You peaked at number three on the Hot 100 charts in 1986, and in 1989, Leave a Light On peaked at number 11 on the Hot 100 charts and number eight on the AC charts. In between these two songs, she scored three top tens on the Hot 100 charts including a number one single for Heaven Is a Place on Earth in 1987.

Leave a Light On was the first single from Carlisle’s 1989 Runaway Horses album which also produced her last top 40 hit on the Hot 100 charts with Summer Rain, which peaked at number 30 in 1990.

Enjoy this look back at videos for both Leave a Light On and Summer Rain from Belinda Carlisle, and just for fun, we’ve got videos for her three top tens mentioned above: Heaven Is a Place on Earth, I Get Weak, and Circle in the Sand!

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The Cast of Silver Spoons Then and Now (1982 – 2022)

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Silver Spoons was a sitcom that ran on NBC from September 25, 1982 – May 11, 1986 and starred Ricky Schroder as Ricky Stratton, the son of wealthy playboy Edward Stratton III played by Joel Higgins. Edward was unaware he had a son until Ricky came to live with him in his mansion at the start of the show. Throughout the course of sitcom, many notable actors had recurring roles on the show in addition to the main cast.

The main cast consisted of:

Ricky Schroder as Richard Bluthorn “Rick” or “Ricky” Stratton
Joel Higgins as Edward Stratton III
Erin Gray as Katherine “Kate” Summers-Stratton
Leonard Lightfoot as Leonard Rollins (Season 1)
Franklyn Seales as Dexter Roosevelt Stuffins (Guest season 1; Main seasons 2–5)
Alfonso Ribeiro as Alfonso Spears (Seasons 3–5)

The recurring supporting cast consisted of:

Jason Bateman as Derek Taylor (Seasons 1–2)
Bobby Fite as J.T. Martin (Seasons 1–2)
Corky Pigeon as Fredrick March “Freddy” Lippincottleman (Seasons 1–4)
Billy Jacoby as Brad Langford (Seasons 4–5)
John Houseman as Grandfather Edward Stratton II (Seasons 1–5)
Christine Belford as Evelyn Bluthorn Stratton (Seasons 1–5)
Ray Walston as Uncle Harry Summers (Season 4)

Enjoy this look back at the cast of Silver Spoons in 1982 then and now in 2022 from the DoYouRemember? channel on YouTube!

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Superman 2 – Superman Comes Back To The Diner To Kick Some Butt

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Superman 2 was released to theaters in December 1980 and grossed over $190 million at the box office on a budget of $54 million. To us, the late Christopher Reeve as Superman and Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor will always be our favorite Superman movie actors.

In the final scene from Superman 2, Clark Kent goes back to the diner to kick the butt of the guy who bullied him earlier and after dispatching the bully into a pinball machine, he tells the diner owner that he’s been “working out.”

Enjoy this look back at Superman kicking some butt in Superman 2!

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The Scorpions – ‘Rock You Like A Hurricane’ Music Video From 1984

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The Scorpions have been rocking the stage since 1971 when they released their debut studio album Lonesome Crow. Since that time, they’ve released so many great rock songs, and while many of their songs didn’t chart on the Hot 100 charts, they scored a number of huge hits on the rock charts. One of their biggest hits and most remembered songs is 1984’s Rock You Like A Hurricane, which peaked at number 25 on the Hot 100 charts and number five on the rock charts. In 2006, VHI ranked Rock You Like A Hurricane at number 31 on their 40 Greatest Metal Songs list.

It’s one of our favorite rock songs from not only the ’80s, but from any decade. Enjoy this look back at the Scorpions’ music video for Rock You Like A Hurricane from 1984!

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Mr. Mom Goes Grocery Shopping with His Kids Kenny and Megan

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Mr. Mom was released to theaters in 1983 and starred Michael Keaton as Jack Butler, a husband and father of three who lost his job at the Ford Motor Company, so his wife, Caroline, played by Teri Garr re-enters the workforce and leaves Jack at home to take care of the kids. What ensues is one of the ’80s funniest movies. In this scene, Jack takes his two youngest kids, Kenny and Megan to the grocery store. There are so many great moments in this one scene!

Enjoy this look back at Jack Butler taking his kids grocery shopping in 1983’s Mr. Mom!

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Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes – ‘Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer’ from 1980

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In the ’80s, if you wanted to have a hit single, you teamed up with Kenny Rogers and recorded a duet. Kenny scored four top 20 hits on the Hot 100 charts and four top 20 hits on the country charts with duets with some of the most popular country and pop singers of the ’80s.

His first big duet of the ’80s was 1980’s Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer with Kim Carnes. The song was a top five hit on the Hot 100, AC, and Country charts peaking at numbers four, two, and three respectively. Enjoy this look back at Kenny and Kim performing Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer live!

Kenny’s second big duet of the ’80s came in 1983 when he and Sheena Easton scored a number one hit on the country charts as well as a top ten hit on the Hot 100 and a top five on the AC charts with We’ve Got Tonight. Enjoy this look back at Kenny and Sheena performing We’ve Got Tonight from 1983!

Kenny scored another massive hit in 1983 with his duet with Dolly Parton called Islands In The Stream. Islands in the Stream hit number one on almost every chart in the world including the Hot 100, AC, and Country charts in the US. Enjoy this look back at Kenny and Dolly performing Islands In The Stream live back in the ’80s!

The following year in 1984, Kenny teamed up with Kim Carnes and James Ingram for another number one song on the AC charts with What About Me?, which also peaked at number 15 on the Hot 100 charts. It wasn’t a duet, but rather a trio, but it still shows the power of teaming up with Kenny! Enjoy this look back at Kenny, Kim, and James performing What About Me? from 1984!

In 1987, Kenny Rogers teamed up with another country music legend, Ronnie Milsap for Make No Mistake, She’s Mine, which peaked at number one on the country charts. Enjoy this look back at Kenny and Ronnie performing the song live at the 1987 CMA award show!

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The Cast of The Breakfast Club Then and Now (1985 – 2021)

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The Breakfast Club was released in 1985. It was written, directed, and produced by John Hughes, who also directed, wrote, and/or produced some of the greatest movies of the ’80s including Mr. Mom, National Lampoon’s Vacation, Sixteen Candles, European Vacation, Weird Science, Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Some Kind of Wonderful, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, She’s Having A Baby, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck, and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. In the ’90s, he also wrote and produced the Home Alone movie series. It’s safe to say that if John Hughes was involved with a movie in the ’80s and ’90’s, it was going to be a hit.

The Breakfast Club starred five members of the Brat Pack, Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, and Ally Sheedy as teenagers from different cliques in a high school who spend a Saturday in detention with their principal played by Paul Gleason.

Enjoy this look at the cast of The Breakfast Club then and now and find out what they’ve been up to now.

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Joan Rivers and Betty White Roasting Each Other Relentlessly on The Tonight Show in 1983

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Oh my goodness! This video clip made me smile, laugh, and cry all at the same time! In 1983, Betty White stopped by The Tonight Show which was being hosted by Joan Rivers, and the two of them roasted each other relentlessly, and it is hysterical! If you have a few minutes, you’re going to love this.

Enjoy this look back at the late Joan Rivers and the late Betty White roasting each other on the Tonight Show in 1983!

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