Before The Hangover, no one had ever heard of the crazy Zach Galifianakis. Now, he’s a huge celebrity starring in many hit movies. But he started out like so many famous actors, doing stand up comedy. This vintage clip of some Zach stand up from 1999 at Luna Park in West Hollywood just surfaced online and has gone viral. This is where it all began.
The 80′s and 90′s were full of great light-hearted sitcoms and TV shows that Generation Yer cherish. But there was always one episode when the show desperately tried to tackle serious topics that parents usually discussed with kids.
Here’s an epic compilation of all your favorite shows’ special episodes trying to cover serious issues like cigarettes, ‘dope’, alcohol, pedophiles, and more. We watch these shows to laugh, not have a lesson taught to us that our parents should. The video is by PleatedJeans and is shared by TheDailyWhat and JPMoore.
The late 80′s and early 90′s was a strange time when hip hop was finally starting to be acceptable for the youth to listen to. But only certain rap songs were played for the very young and white. Like this song about bicycle safety. These rhymes are dope. The video is featured on EveryThingIsTerrible.
After Steve Jobs’ passing, celebrities, world leaders, and other famous CEOs around the world all paid their respects calling Jobs a hero, innovator, and genius. People are saying he will go down in history as being on the level of Einstein, Henry Ford, and Edison. It’s interesting that this 1997 commercial, which is narrated by the late Jobs, never aired and discusses those very traits Steve had. They call them the crazy ones… The commercial is going viral on Digg.
Back when cell phones were a brand new phenomenom, it was an exciting thing to see people on TV using them. It was even cooler when Zach Morris from the early 90′s kids show Saved By The Bell used a cell phone. Over time you can see how his phone keeps changing.
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