I may never have gotten the hang of sports as a kid (softball consisted of picking dandelions and soccer was “don’t get kicked”) but I’ll give my younger self credit for making a solid amount of good media choices in the nineties.
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April 2013
Ah, the 90’s! Back to the decade of VHS tapes, cassette players, Bop It’s, and Tomagotchi’s. A joyful time where kids didn’t stare at their iPhones like zombies, but instead rode their bikes and sprayed each other with Super Soakers.
As the semester is coming to a close, we at Loco have become a bit nostalgic. Friends are graduating, studying abroad, or just going home for the summer. We’re all getting ready for final exams & looking for summer jobs. We’re not even enjoying this beautiful weather because we’re all just so busy! Remember when we were kids & had…
Have you ever wondered what happened to your favorite child stars from the late 1980s, early 1990s, and everything in between? Well, I have put together a list of our favorite child stars with a then, now, and what they were doing when we all thought they had fallen off the planet!
It had been a long, sunny Saturday at the end of a busy and hectic week and it was the perfect time for a release, especially one of fabulous music. I piled into the car for the concert with my two guy friends and their moms, not your usual concert-going crowd. But, it turned out to be perfect for Fleetwood Mac.
What’s the point of keeping an object if it’s only going to collect cobwebs in a basement, or dust in a closet? There isn’t a simple answer to these questions; rather, every individual has a different answer to them. For this reason, I became fascinated with finding out what treasures and keepsakes my close friends have preserved over the years and the memories associated with them.
Hi, we barely know each other yet for some reason modern societal constructs could lead people to believe we might be close friends. We’re not at all!
It’s a Friday night at the Keswick Theatre, and the crowd is prepared to leave their work weeks far behind with a few drinks and a great show. I am patiently awaiting the lift of the curtain, but there is still some time before the festivities begin. So, I begin to observe my fellow attendees and their behavior. I notice…
So let’s assume that the TV shows from your past have changed drastically or disappeared completely, forever ruining your childhood. How will you ever enjoy those old movies and shows like you used to? Well, that’s where Channel Awesome enters the picture.
I had a good eight to ten years of internet free existence, and let me tell you, most days I want to hop into a time machine and transport myself back to the days when I wasn’t constantly overwhelmed with emails and Facebook messages or faced with the burden of having to think of carefully crafted tweets and witty Tumblr posts.
