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When Joan Jett was 13 years old, she had her first lesson on the electric guitar her parents had given her for Christmas. “I went
The Significance of Sanford and Son
As the ’70s sitcom Sanford and Son marks its fiftieth anniversary, it’s worth recalling how this funny series broke serious ground. He was a white
Drag Racing Hero: “Dyno” Don Nicholson
Early drag-racing heroes had to work their tails off. Plenty of them built their own engines and cars; sold cars or tuned engines during the
A trip to the search engine graveyard
Hey Google, whatever happened to Ask Jeeves, Dogpile, AltaVista, and all those other search engines? Buffy the Vampire Slayer was the first show on American
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Mopar Collector’s Guide Dodge A-100 Van
This sweet Dodge A-100 belongs to Mopar Collector’s Guide and is a tasty mix of awesome. If you get the chance to see it in
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The Mac Tonight commercial began with a familiar tune. It was the swinging melody of “Mack the Knife,” which had been made famous by Bobby
The Cast of Heavyweights: Where Are They Now?
Heavyweights came out back in 1995, long before Kenan Thompson and Judd Apatow were household names, the comedic powerhouses joined forces with a still-on-the-rise Ben
’72 Chevy Nova sleeper
This ’72 Chevy Nova sleeper isn’t packing your typical 327 V8. It is, in fact, a 5.3-liter aluminum LS engine from 2004. The “valve covers”
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“Let’s start a war, start a nuclear war… at the gay bar.” Click play below and you too can have this early 2000s track stuck
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Don’t listen to the haters, someday, love will find you. Separate Ways is the best video of all time, and it can’t be debated. Some
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