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For those of us who grew up in the ’80s, MTV VJs had one of the greatest jobs on the planet.
They interviewed rock stars. They traveled to concerts. They hung out backstage. They introduced the videos we couldn’t wait to see.
And occasionally, apparently, they ended up in Red Square with Sebastian Bach.
Ada...
Some movies don’t just survive the passage of time—they become part of who we are.
Released 40 years ago, Stand By Me captured something rare: the bittersweet moment when childhood gives way to adulthood. Based on Stephen King’s novella The Body, the film transformed a simple search for a missing boy into one of the most heartf...
The 1980s transformed James Bond.
The decade began with Roger Moore delivering quips as effortlessly as he dispatched villains, steering 007 through increasingly outrageous adventures filled with gadgets, exotic locations, and larger-than-life action. By the time the decade ended, Timothy Dalton had stepped into the tuxedo, bringing a tougher, more grounded in...
Some reunion albums exist simply to relive the past.
Others remind us why the band mattered in the first place.
Haircut 100’s new album, Boxing the Compass, falls squarely into the second category.
This week on Stuck in the ’80s, Steve Spears welcomes Nick Heyward back to the podcast to discuss the band’...
The summer of 1986 didn’t just give us blockbuster movies—it delivered one of the most memorable seasons in music history.
It was a time when superstar bands were reaching new heights, alternative acts were finding devoted audiences, and record stores were packed with albums that would become lifelong favorites. Whether you discovered them on vinyl, cassette, ...