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So many stars and fads reached the pinnacle of their popularity in the 80s and 90s. Many of them have fallen off the radar since then. We intend to find ‘em.

Where Are They Now? The Silverhawks (HUMOR)

by Howard Decker September 27, 2012
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In 1986, Rankin/Bass capitalized on the popularity of the Thundercats by releasing a space-version of the same basic characters. There was the fearless leader, the strong one, the super-hot girl, the second fiddle, and the youth(s). The Silverhawks were one of my favorite 80s properties. I have great memories of the toy line, and I’m [...]

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Where Are They Now: Staci Keanan

by Corey Chapman February 24, 2012
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It’s not often child actors land a starring role on a network sitcom. It’s even more rare when you do it twice. That’s exactly what Staci Keanan did. Keanan (born Anastasia Sagorsky) started in 1987, where she spent three seasons on the Paul Reiser-Greg Evigan NBC sitcom “My Two Dads”. The show revolves around Keanan’s [...]

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Where Are They Now: Bridget Fonda

by Corey Chapman January 27, 2012
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When your grandfather is Henry Fonda and your father is Peter Fonda, chances are you are going to end up an actor in Hollywood. Its in your DNA. And that’s exactly what happened with Bridget Fonda. The Los Angeles born and raised actress celebrates her 48th birthday today. You read that right. 48. Where does [...]

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Where Are They Now: Tatyana Ali

by Howard Decker January 24, 2012
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Born January 24, 1979 on Long Island, New York, Tatyana Ali began her career as a child actress portraying Ashley Banks on the hit sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. She currently stars on the sitcom Love That Girl! on the TV One network, and has a recurring role on the CBS daytime soap The [...]

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Where Are They Now: Stacey Dash

by Corey Chapman January 20, 2012
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Stacey Dash.   46 years old.   I refuse to believe it. There must be some kind of error. (checking Wikipedia….) Wow. It’s true. Today we celebrate the birthday of lovely, talented (and gorgeous) Stacey Dash.  My computer phone tells me that she is 46 years old. My guess would have been 35. Unbelievable. The [...]

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Where Are They Now: Nicole Eggert

by Howard Decker January 13, 2012
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Nicole Eggert burst onto the 1980s television scene as Jamie Powell on the show Charles in Charge. As we graduated from high school, she graduated to sex-symbol status as a lifeguard on Baywatch. The last many of us heard from Nicole was when she appeared on VH1′s Scott Baio Is 45…and Single (featuring her Charles in Charge co-star) in 2007. A search of [...]

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Where Are They Now? Zack the LEGO Maniac (HUMOR)

by Howard Decker January 9, 2012
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Madman. Lunatic. Diseased person. Sufferer. All synonyms of the word “maniac” according to various dictionaries and reference guides; however, we tend to make light of and even glorify the image of a maniac: “He’s a maniac when he plays sports!”, or “Mom is a maniac about our homework.” We have come to use the word [...]

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Where Are They Now: Winnie Cooper

by Corey Chapman January 3, 2012
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If you are a red blooded male who grew up in the 80s, you compared every possible girlfriend to Gwendolyn “Winnie” Cooper, Kevin Arnold’s love interest on the hit ABC series “The Wonder Years.” She was sweet, smart and loyal, and if you dont agree, you may not have a pulse. The character was created [...]

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Where Are They Now: Craig Kilborn

by Corey Chapman November 4, 2011
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Right now, Craig Kilborn should be backstage at the Ed Sullivan Theatre, waiting for long time host of Late Night, Mr. David Letterman, to introduce him as his next guest. They should banter back and forth, discussing topics they covered in a pre-interview, from the economy to Occupy Wall Street to the NBA Lockout. At [...]

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