“The Bugaloos” is a children’s TV series that aired on Saturday mornings for two years and was produced by brothers, Sid and Marty Krofft. The show features a musical group that consists of four British teens: Wayne Laryea, John Philpott, Caroline Ellis, and John Mcindoe, who happily live in Tranquility Forest.
The vibe of the show was joy, peace and love… until the terrifying old crone, Benita Bizarre, attacked them with her evil doings. The famous musical group wore insect-themed costumes that allowed them to fly-. An exciting sight indeed for young audiences, especially kids. Their unique, custom, bug-like outfits were specially made for the show by the infamous George Barris.
What Computers Looked Like Back In 1983
If you’re wondering what computers looked like prior to the 20th century, this picture will give you all the nostalgic feels. Taken in 1983, this was the time when personal computers were chunky and huge, complete with frustrating graphics. Take note, during this decade, these traditional computers were anything but awesome (though they seemed cool at the time).
It offers a simplicity that’s a far cry from the state-of-the-art desktops and laptops that we are using right now. Heck, our smartphones are more powerful computers than the rigs people were using in the 80s! It’s nice to be reminded of just how content we all were in the 80s, even though the technology wasn’t so advanced. It’s a far cry from modern times, which keeps the consumers asking for more, hence the countless new models that leave us feeling constantly outdated with our tech.
Raquel Welch And Ringo Starr While Filming "The Magic Christian"
Photographed back in 1969 was the gorgeous Raquel Welch ‘whipping’ Ringo Starr while on the set of The Magic Christian. The black comedy was an adaptation of the comic novel of the same title. The movie follows the life of Sir Guy Grand, the world’s richest man, and his relationship with his adopted son, Youngman. Together they prove that they can make such an incredible duo that anyone and anything has a price.
The cast was also led by Peter Sellers and included appearances by John Cleese, Christopher Lee, Spike Milligan, and Roman Polanski. The film sparked negative reviews due to its abundant use of black humor.
Kurt Cobain And Courtney Love
Young love, anyone? Here’s a 1992 photo of Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain and Hole’s Courtney Love. the couple met in 1990 at a nightclub in London. Although Cobain liked Love, he refused her advances.
"I was determined to be a bachelor for a few months [...] But I knew that I liked Courtney so much right away that it was a really hard struggle to stay away from her for so many months," he said. In 1994, just two years after they were married, Cobain took his own life at the age of 27. His battle with depression and substances consumed him.
Hugh Hefner With Playboy ‘Bunnies’ Penny Marshall And Carrie Fisher
Here’s the story behind this classic, sexy photo: In 1982, Carrie Fisher made an appearance on ABC sitcom, "Laverne & Shirley," in an episode called, “The Playboy Show.” When Rhonda asks Laverne to get a job application for her at the nearest Playboy Bunny Club, the unexpected happens—it’s Laverne who receives the job offer and accepts it, despite her father’s objections.
In said episode, Hugh Hefner makes a cameo, together with Carrie Fisher, as she renders her awkward performance of "My Guy.” The show had a successful run for eight seasons and earned nominations from the Golden Globes and Primetime Emmy awards.