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A 90210 spin-off?! I'd rather reminisce about The Facts of Life.
Square Pegs was ahead of its time. But at last, its short-lived brilliance is on DVD.
Out artists don't seem to make out videos, so here are some lesbianish videos — from Prince to Britney — to fill the void.
Is Madonna too "pop" (and not enough rock) to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Does it matter?
The Idol women took on the 1980s. Forget the Whitney songs — Amanda, Brooke and Ramiele made the night for me.
Personal Best? Desert Hearts? Which movie or moment hit home?
A musical based on the 1985 Cher (hot!) movie opens next month in Pasadena.
My fashion sense has evolved from Saved by the Bell all the way to Gossip Girl.
The MENSA chairman watches about 10 hours of television every day. Whoa.
Fergie and others commemorate Michael Jackson's landmark 1983 album. Did you have a red pleather jacket?
Weirdos like Laurie Anderson and Grace Jones drew me in and freaked me out.
J.J. Abrams gives us an excuse to revisit the literate libertine who captured the essence of New York womanhood in the 1980s.
Madge's feature-length directorial debut concerns a young musician who moves to London to follow his dreams. Supposedly.
Tunstall covers the Bangles classic. She even seems to have worked on her Susanna Hoffs doe-eye impression.
From Facts of Life to Cashmere Mafia, Alcott's characters are all over your TV.
It's a Valentine's gift for fans of soap operas and rock. (But not rock opera.)
These are movies for geeks, among whom
I count myself, and not about so-called geeks, which is a totally different beast.
From The X-Files to The L Word, TV theme songs can be really good or really bad. They're also an endangered species.
Fatal Attraction is 20 years old this year (if
you don't believe it, just look at the hair). Glenn Close comments on the controversial film.
'80s videos from women like Tina Turner, The Eurythmics, Hearth, and Joan Jett that helped me explore my new-found appreciation for the fairer sex.
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