Tag: 80s
An American Tail - "Somewhere Out There"
"Somewhere out there, beneath the pale moonlight..." Listen to this heartwarming song from Fievel Mousekewitz (Phillip Glasser) and his sister Tanya (Amy Green)!
When Icons Collide: Adam Lambert and Cynthia Erivo Reignite a Classic Duet
Adam Lambert and Cynthia Erivo team up for a powerhouse rendition of Knew You Were Waiting (For Me), originally made famous by Aretha Franklin and George Michael. Their version bursts with vocal fire, theatrical flair, and undeniable chemistry—honoring th...
Liberace In Las Vegas (1980)
Picture it: Las Vegas, 1980 — the neon heart of American glamour pulsing at full wattage. At the Hilton Hotel, the one and only Liberace descended upon the stage like a rhinestone-encrusted demigod, cloaked in sequins and bathed in spotlight.
20 Forgotten One-Pot Recipes That Are Too Good to Forget
These 20 forgotten one-pot recipes were once staples in American kitchens — from cozy casseroles and hearty soups to skillet meals that came together fast and fed the whole family.
Liberace - Gershwin Medley (1985)
In his Gershwin medley, Liberace paid sparkling homage to one of America’s greatest songwriting duos, cloaking classic tunes like “Embraceable You” and “Rhapsody in Blue” in his signature blend of technical virtuosity and Las Vegas flair.
Broken Peach - I'm So Excited
Broken Peach, the electrifying Spanish band known for their theatrical flair and genre-blending style, has just dropped a sizzling new cover of the Pointer Sisters' classic "I'm So Excited."
Estelle’s ‘New Direction’ is a Funky Flashback with a Future Twist
Estelle is back, and she's not just walking—she's strutting into a "New Direction" with a groove that demands your attention.
Dusty Springfield and Pet Shop Boys - What Have I Done To Deserve This (Live at The BRITs 1988)
In a flashback from 1988; Dusty Springfield and Pet Shop Boys perform 'What Have I Done To Deserve This' live at The BRIT Awards.
Don’t Leave Me This Way: The Anthem That Set the Disco Floor on Fire
"Don't Leave Me This Way" wasn’t born under the glittering disco ball, but it sure found its stiletto-shod stride there.
1986: Children Imagine Life in 2020
As Tomorrow's World looks forward to its 22nd year, it asks how the children of 1986 see the future - just as it asked children in 1966 to imagine the year 2000.
Kids Incorporated
A group of kids sing songs at a club for kids. They solve problems in-between performances. The show ran from 1984 - 1993.
Marathon: Dance Masters
Enjoy these classic “Sunday Morning” reports on the world of dance, including interviews with some of the world’s most renowned dancers and choreographers.
1982: See (and Hear) Mel Blanc Do His Famous Cartoon Voices
Mel Blanc, the voice behind iconic characters like Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Porky Pig, sits down with Gene Shalit to talk about the process of creating the vocals for the cartoons. This originally aired on TODAY on Nov. 23, 1982.
Simply The Best - Tina Turner (The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1984)
Tina Turner entered the stage from a car during her performance of "Simply the Best" on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson". She was introduced by Johnny Carson, who called her "The Queen of Rock and Roll". No one can deny she had the best strut and...
Sloppy Bread (1987)
An iconic cornbread recipe from Nebraska, often described as one of the "secret cornbreads of Nebraska". It's characterized by a 3-2-1 recipe, using three eggs, two boxes of cornbread mix, and one can of sloppy joe sauce. The recipe evokes a sense of nost...