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The non-stop mix of Confessions II is a breathless journey through a night out clubbing. It won’t stop the clock, but you’ll feel the freedom of life on the dance floor while it lasts.

Move over Magnum, P.I., there’s another mustachioed 80s TV detective we need to talk about! Lee Horsley and Pamela Hensley star in an Aaron Spelling show that's pure escapism and worth the watch.

Step into the time machine again and read part two of a series exploring gay-coded music videos from the 1980s.

As the 1928 version of the famous mouse becomes free to use along with works from that year, we answer a few questions about why the public domain is so important for preserving our cultural heritage.

On its 40th anniversary, we look back at how this 1980s show starring Kate Jackson and Bruce Boxleitner achieved its special blend of action, romance, and comedy.

Recommended viewing: Classic TV shows built upon one-off mysteries and chilling thrillers, perfectly suited for adding to your spooky season watchlist.

Revisiting memories of the two-season, small-screen shocker from the 1970s built on paranormal plot lines, starring Gary Collins.

Here are five favorite picks for the scariest TV movies of the 1970s. While campy, these may still send shivers down your spine today!

These made-for-TV films took on the social issues that plagued teenagers in the 1970s and terrified the parents raising them!

Rewind to the early ‘80s and revisit twenty music videos with gay sensibilities that sashayed their way across MTV.

Kings of the buddy picture, Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau starred in almost a dozen films together. Many have tried, but few deliver the winning formula of depicting polar opposites quite as effortlessly as these two.