Flamboyance, creativity, club culture and no smart phones: why the 1980s are all the rage againThe 1980s, often blamed for societal issues, also sparked a positive culture of creativity and style celebrated in current exhibitions.
Typewriters, stinky carpets and crazy press trips: what it was like working on video game mags in the 1980s1985 marked a pivotal summer for gaming fandom, highlighted by fan interactions with influential magazine figures.
Pushing Buttons: UFO 50 is an anthology of pure nostalgia and the games are good, tooUFO 50 is a collection of 50 modern games mimicking the style and creativity of 1980s video games, yet surpassing their technical limitations.
Typewriters, stinky carpets and crazy press trips: what it was like working on video game mags in the 1980s1985 marked a pivotal summer for gaming fandom, highlighted by fan interactions with influential magazine figures.
Pushing Buttons: UFO 50 is an anthology of pure nostalgia and the games are good, tooUFO 50 is a collection of 50 modern games mimicking the style and creativity of 1980s video games, yet surpassing their technical limitations.
Glitz, grit, and genius: Tate Modern unmasks the many faces of Leigh BoweryLeigh Bowery's legacy is deeply intertwined with 1980s club culture, showcasing his unique contributions that extended beyond mere fashion.
A living, breathing work of art': Leigh Bowery by those who knew him bestLeigh Bowery's life exemplified relentless self-reinvention and pursuit of fame within the art and fashion worlds.
Taboo and the designers who shaped London's fashion revolutionThe exhibition highlights Leigh Bowery's pivotal role in nurturing London's fashion scene during the 1980s, despite the challenges faced by designers.
Glitz, grit, and genius: Tate Modern unmasks the many faces of Leigh BoweryLeigh Bowery's legacy is deeply intertwined with 1980s club culture, showcasing his unique contributions that extended beyond mere fashion.
A living, breathing work of art': Leigh Bowery by those who knew him bestLeigh Bowery's life exemplified relentless self-reinvention and pursuit of fame within the art and fashion worlds.
Taboo and the designers who shaped London's fashion revolutionThe exhibition highlights Leigh Bowery's pivotal role in nurturing London's fashion scene during the 1980s, despite the challenges faced by designers.
Rock of Ages in San Jose | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading WeeklyThe article highlights the cultural impact of '80s glam metal, especially its representation in the musical Rock of Ages.
'Goodbye Horses': The life and afterlife of Q Lazzarus - 48 hillsQ Lazzarus's song 'Goodbye Horses' transcends time through its haunting melody and lyrics, leaving a lasting impression on listeners and filmmakers alike.
Rock of Ages in San Jose | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading WeeklyThe article highlights the cultural impact of '80s glam metal, especially its representation in the musical Rock of Ages.
'Goodbye Horses': The life and afterlife of Q Lazzarus - 48 hillsQ Lazzarus's song 'Goodbye Horses' transcends time through its haunting melody and lyrics, leaving a lasting impression on listeners and filmmakers alike.
Uniforma's brand identity for Polish nightclub Schron is utiliarian yet expressiveCreativity and fun in design often stem from a lack of formal training, leading to unique and vibrant outcomes.
A Documentary of 1980s Manhattan's Lower East Side Art Scene, 'Make Me Famous' Raises Numerous Intriguing Questions'Make Me Famous' examines the nature of fame in the art world, focusing on overlooked artists like Jedd Garet.
He was unforgettable': the mesmerising star of cult documentary Andy the Furniture MakerPaul Oremland's documentary captures the unique life and artistry of Andy Marshall, challenging stereotypes of gay life in the early 1980s.
A Documentary of 1980s Manhattan's Lower East Side Art Scene, 'Make Me Famous' Raises Numerous Intriguing Questions'Make Me Famous' examines the nature of fame in the art world, focusing on overlooked artists like Jedd Garet.
He was unforgettable': the mesmerising star of cult documentary Andy the Furniture MakerPaul Oremland's documentary captures the unique life and artistry of Andy Marshall, challenging stereotypes of gay life in the early 1980s.
Miho Nakayama, Japanese Music and Movie Star, Dies at 54Miho Nakayama, a J-pop star turned actress, died at 54, leaving a legacy of influential roles in music and film during the 1980s.
Who are the shellsuit boys in image that captures the 1980s? New Tate Britain show solves mysteryIngrid Pollard's 1989 school photo led to a reunion of three friends after decades, emphasizing the lasting impact of shared experiences.
42 Years Ago, a Massively Influential Sci-Fi Thriller Invented a New Genre - And We Never Moved OnBlade Runner's future vision remains culturally relevant, yet it highlights the challenges of evolving from its 1980s context.The film's imagery and themes symbolize enduring societal anxieties about technology and culture.
'It's a rare opera where the heroine lives and the hero gets his comeuppance'Eugene Onegin highlights themes of regret and the Superfluous Male, set against the backdrop of the 80s and early 90s partying culture.
The Silliest, Sexiest Show of the YearRivals is a comically excessive yet deeply serious exploration of pleasure in a fictionalized 1980s setting.Jilly Cooper's stories blend humor with keen social observation, set against a backdrop of British aristocracy.
Horniness, hedonism and hope: why Rivals makes me surprisingly nostalgicThe Disney+ adaptation of Rivals captures 80s social issues like homophobia and sexism while exploring the complexities of sexual dynamics in a nostalgic way.
Lock up your TV remote! Why Jilly Cooper's Rivals was guaranteed to be joyous televisionJilly Cooper's Rivals combines humor with emotional insight, portraying the complexities of relationships through the lens of 1980s British high society.
The Silliest, Sexiest Show of the YearRivals is a comically excessive yet deeply serious exploration of pleasure in a fictionalized 1980s setting.Jilly Cooper's stories blend humor with keen social observation, set against a backdrop of British aristocracy.
Horniness, hedonism and hope: why Rivals makes me surprisingly nostalgicThe Disney+ adaptation of Rivals captures 80s social issues like homophobia and sexism while exploring the complexities of sexual dynamics in a nostalgic way.
Lock up your TV remote! Why Jilly Cooper's Rivals was guaranteed to be joyous televisionJilly Cooper's Rivals combines humor with emotional insight, portraying the complexities of relationships through the lens of 1980s British high society.
Hysteria!,' Stranger Things' and the Satanic Panic That Never Goes Away'Hysteria!' draws parallels between the 1980s satanic panic and today's misinformation, highlighting the recurring nature of societal fears.
Satanic Panic Horror Series Hysteria! Makes an Ideal Halloween BingeThe article discusses the impact of the 1980s satanic panic on youth culture, as depicted in the new series Hysteria!.
Miss what Stranger Things used to be? Watch Hysteria! on PeacockHysteria! reflects the 1980s obsession with satanic panic, exploring how individual desires intersect with societal fears.
Hysteria!,' Stranger Things' and the Satanic Panic That Never Goes Away'Hysteria!' draws parallels between the 1980s satanic panic and today's misinformation, highlighting the recurring nature of societal fears.
Satanic Panic Horror Series Hysteria! Makes an Ideal Halloween BingeThe article discusses the impact of the 1980s satanic panic on youth culture, as depicted in the new series Hysteria!.
Miss what Stranger Things used to be? Watch Hysteria! on PeacockHysteria! reflects the 1980s obsession with satanic panic, exploring how individual desires intersect with societal fears.
An Exhibition On A London Nightclub That Was Frequented By David Bowie Is Coming To The Design MuseumThe Design Museum is hosting an exhibition on the Blitz Club, celebrating its history and cultural impact in the 80s.
London's 1980s Blitz club to be explored in exhibitThe exhibition will celebrate the Blitz club's influence on 1980s culture and style.
An Exhibition On A London Nightclub That Was Frequented By David Bowie Is Coming To The Design MuseumThe Design Museum is hosting an exhibition on the Blitz Club, celebrating its history and cultural impact in the 80s.
London's 1980s Blitz club to be explored in exhibitThe exhibition will celebrate the Blitz club's influence on 1980s culture and style.
Why Was the Miami Vice Pilot So Good?Miami Vice pioneered cinematic television with its stylish storytelling and complex themes, setting the standard for future series.
Don Johnson's 'Miami Vice' fame required security '24/7Don Johnson reflects on the challenges of fame and the importance of work-life balance, particularly as an actor post-'Miami Vice'.
Why Was the Miami Vice Pilot So Good?Miami Vice pioneered cinematic television with its stylish storytelling and complex themes, setting the standard for future series.
Don Johnson's 'Miami Vice' fame required security '24/7Don Johnson reflects on the challenges of fame and the importance of work-life balance, particularly as an actor post-'Miami Vice'.
The 4:30 Movie review Kevin Smith cues up a hot date with crush for his teen avatarKevin Smith's film is a nostalgic portrayal of teenage life in the 1980s, merging humor with autobiographical storytelling.
Moon Unit Zappa on the 'emotional trauma' of her childhood: 'Is genius worth the collateral damage?'Moon Unit Zappa became known for her 'Valleyspeak' in the iconic 1982 song 'Valley Girl,' a painful memory she later had to confront in her memoir.
What '80s movies got right and wrong about living with AIThe '80s were a pivotal period where AI's future in entertainment emerged, showcasing widespread AI themes and laying the groundwork for contemporary discussions.