This is the trailer for Slice Of Life, a documentary detailing the new life breathed into former Pizza Hut establishments. One’s an LGBTQ+ church, another’s a cannabis dispensary, and a bunch of others are various bars and restaurants. One thing ties them all together though. “The roof and windows.” Okay

Further proof you can run DOOM on anything (including humans), this is a video of South Korean acapella group Maytree (previously) performing ‘At Doom’s Gate’, probably the most memorable theme from the original 1993 game. It’s wild to think that game came out 32 years ago. We sure have come

Take a step into my way-back machine and watch (and listen to) an Intel 486DX2 (with 32MB RAM and 500MB hard disk storage!) booting up. That thing was state of the art when it was released 30 years ago. Now it’s like a fossilized dinosaur turd. We sure have come

Because hard liquor and video games go together like my PS5 controller and future holes in the wall, this is an Atari controller decanter. The glassware is sold directly from Atari for $125 and is modeled after a classic CX-10 controller. It also includes two whiskey glasses and the display

In dreams really do come true news, this is a video of Max Miller of Tasting History making a late 80’s/early 90’s rectangular school pizza using the official recipe from the 1988 US Department of Agriculture’s ‘Quantity Recipes for School Food Service’. In his own words: “Tastes just like it.”

This is the first trailer for next summer’s release of Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny. Hopefully they pumped the brakes after that last alien installment of the franchise. It looks good, although I don’t want to get my hopes too high and get burned like that POS Nazi

It’s hard to believe 1992 was 30 years ago, isn’t it? Time passes in the blink of an eye (and thousands of cold ones). This is a video from a typical McDonald’s restaurant in 1992 when the fast food giant was promoting Batman Returns and the Summer Olympics were taking

This is a video documenting launch day of the iMac at a CompUSA store in Alexandria, Virginia on August 15, 1998 — just over 24 years ago. The interviews with the Apple reps and customers are great. As my mom would say, it’s a real hoot. I remember when I