REVISITING THE INFAMOUS UNEEDA MEDICAL SUPPLY BUILDING FROM THE ‘THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD
The Return of the Living Dead events take place at the start of July 4th weekend, 1984, mainly around the Uneeda Medical Supply building—the self-proclaimed
Remembering Diana, Princess of Wales
Diana, Princess of Wales, would have been 61 today… never forget. Follow us for more royal updates! Princess of Eternia (I Woke Up Like This)
George Barris’ 1966 MONGREL T
It’s 1966, and you get a call asking you to build a car for the next Elvis Presley movie, Easy Come, Easy Go. It’s full
Lollipop Chainsaw Returns?
Yoshimi Yasuda was previously the CEO of Kadokawa Games, which published Grasshopper Manufacture titles Lollipop Chainsaw and Killer is Dead in Japan. He was also
Speed Shop Survivors
Once upon a time, not that long ago and not so far away either, before Internet-induced antisocialism was common, most hot rodders knew their neighbors
Loose Summers
Loose Summers soaked with careless moments and lounging about. Body strewn on couches, beds, lilo’s and even the poolside tiles. The thick and pungent smell
Old-School Hot Rods Built in a One-Car Garage
Mike Walsh’s Early Vette Shop (EVS) in Shohola, Pennsylvania, is a champion of ‘glass-bodied Chevys and exotic sports rides alike. It’s also a popular hub
New Smyrna Beach Surfing
When the rest of the world is flat, you can count on finding a wave in New Smyrna Beach. Tucked between Daytona Beach and Cocoa
The World’s Destination Dishes
Some foods are simply iconic. They become so associated with a specific place — listed on every chalkboard menu in town, recommended by every bartender,
Man, targeted advertising is getting scary
Man, targeted advertising is getting scary. Well, that, or it’s just some kids with Sharpies, but whatever the case, this will speak to someone at
TV Tommy Ivo Huge Tire Smoking Wheelie and Run!
Tommy Ivo needs no introduction to the BangShift readership. He’s one of the great drag racers of all time, one of the great story tellers
so, you’ve ruined the family PC
LimeWire was a peer-to-peer file-sharing client, similar to Napster, that has since been discontinued. LimeWire allowed users to share their computer’s digital media files, including
