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  • A humorous meme featuring an exchange on Twitter between Blockbuster and Netflix about un-American hairstyles. Blockbuster jokes about not caring who rented their videos, Netflix missed buying Blockbuster, and an intern from Blockbuster making light-hearted comments.
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    20 Clever Comebacks That Dented People’s Fragile Egos

    A proper clever comeback can leave whoever is on the receiving end of it temporarily (if not indefinitely) frozen in…

    A proper clever comeback can leave whoever is on the receiving end of it temporarily (if not indefinitely) frozen in front of their computer. When you combine the right amount of pure and unapologetic spiciness with clever wit, you get…

  • A composite image of two album covers. The left cover features the album "Wooly Bully" by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs with the band members wearing Middle-Eastern-inspired costumes. The right cover is "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" by The Beatles displaying band portraits.
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    11 Songs With Lyrics That Are Literally Nonsense

    From “Mah Na Mah Na” to “Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm,” these songs with nonsensical lyrics make zero sense—yet they got stuck in everyone’s head.

    A lot of the lyrics to popular songs are figurative nonsense. Whether you’re talking about “Cat Scratch Fever” by Ted Nugent or “Bike” by Pink Floyd, many popular songs feature lyrics that make it look like whoever wrote them was…

  • A two-panel image showing Aerosmith's "Pandora's Box" album on the left, featuring ornate artwork with a winged heart and a central nude figure. On the right, a black and white photo of six men posing together in front of large stacked speakers.
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    10 Classic Rock Box Sets That All Fans Should Own

    The best classic rock box sets for the ultimate fans. Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Neil Young, Tom Petty, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Aerosmith, and more!

    If you like visiting the few brick-and-mortar retailers who stock classic rock music, you probably have a fondness for classic rock box sets. These wonderful retrospective collections allow you to bliss out to five hours of music (at least) by…

  • A person in a pink sweater and shorts stands on a white pedestal in a game show setting with an ancient Egyptian theme. The setting includes statues and decorations reminiscent of ancient Egypt. A countdown timer and text in Japanese are displayed.
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    8 Moments From Japanese Game Shows Are Next-Level Insane

    American game shows follow a reasonably simple template. Contestants answer questions and they go home with money if all goes…

    American game shows follow a reasonably simple template. Contestants answer questions and they go home with money if all goes well. “Family Feud” and its stateside ilk generally follow this format. However, Japanese game shows are an entirely different beast.…

  • Split image: Left side shows a person with curly blonde hair holding a white poodle from "Silence of the Lambs" (1991). Right side shows a woman with tousled hair, a German Shepherd dog, and holding a walkie-talkie from "Terminator 2" (1991). Labels are present.
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    Nothing Bad Happens to the Dog in These Movies

    THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS. If you enjoy watching horror movies and action movies on a regular basis, you probably have…

    THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS. If you enjoy watching horror movies and action movies on a regular basis, you probably have a strong stomach for cinematic violence. Indeed, you can watch everyone from Jason Voorhees to John Rambo massacre vast swaths…

  • A vintage Toys R Us advertisement for the Nintendo 64. The colorful ad features the console and the controller prominently, with text highlighting "64 Bits of Pure Power," "Realistic 3D Graphics," and promoting it as "An Unbelievable Gaming Experience!" The price is $149.99.
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    Travel Back to 1996 With This Vintage Toys R Us Insert

    Toys R Us had a massive footprint on kid’s lives in the 90s. It was the store version of the…

    Toys R Us had a massive footprint on kid’s lives in the 90s. It was the store version of the same excitement Nickelodeon brought to the TV. The retail giant started in 1948 as ‘Children’s Bargain Town’ in Washington D.C.,…