Nonstop 80s

The Trade -1988

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Wayne Gretzky was a secular saint in his home country of Canada. Canadians revered him as the undisputed master of their national game. Kids...

The Challenger Disaster - 1986

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Conditions at Kennedy Space Center in Florida were anything but ideal for a Space Shuttle launch on the morning of January 28, 1986. The tem...

Where are they now? - Bunty Bailey - the girl in "Take on Me"

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Aha's single "Take on Me" is one of the great pop songs of the 80s (or any decade for that matter). The video that accompanied...
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UB40 - "Red Red Wine" - 1988

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1988 represented the low point of 80s music, what with the likes of Tiffany, Richard Marx, Rick Astley and Whitney Houston cluttering up the...

Michael Dukakis and the tank

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Michael Dukakis was doing well in the polls in the late summer of 1988. Comfortably ahead of George Bush and basking in that post-convention...

Mikhail Gorbachev assumes power in the USSR - 1985

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On March 11, 1985 Mikhail Gorbachev, 54, became General Secretary of the Communist Party of The Soviet Union. His ascension was hailed as th...

"Everywhere" - Fleetwood Mac - 1987

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For me Christine McVie's contributions to Fleetwood Mac are almost always overlooked. She had a beautiful soft voice and wrote uncomplic...

Pete Rose admits to betting on baseball - 1989

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Say it ain't so, Pete! Pete Rose was (is) Major League Baseball's all-time leader in hits and games played, has three World Series...

Where are they now? - Huey Lewis

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Huey Lewis and the Afterthoughts, uh, I mean the News became music superstars with the release of 1984's "Sports". Lewis himse...

"Spanish Bombs" from London Calling - The Clash

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Spanish Bombs is my favorite tune from the Clash's third album, the double LP classic "London Calling".  Some have said that L...
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