Scotty Beckett joined Our Gang in the 1930s, instantly becoming a fan favorite with his sharp delivery and bright smile. He stole scenes without ever trying. Everyone assumed a kid that charismatic was headed for a long, golden career—but childhood fame rarely works out that way. And sadly, Beckett was no exception.

The 1980s were a golden age of TV experimentation—bold concepts, wild premises, and shows that vanished almost as quickly as they appeared. Some were cult hits, some were forgotten gems, and some were just delightfully strange. If you remember even half, your nostalgia powers are elite.

Movies from 2005 that studios would approach very differently today, thanks to shifting cultural expectations, representation standards, and evolving ideas about humor and storytelling.

Every New Year starts with big promises and even bigger gym ambitions. New shoes, fresh motivation, maybe even a membership you swear you’ll actually use this time. But the secret weapon that separates week-one enthusiasm from long-term commitment isn’t a protein shake or a fancy routine—it’s the playlist. The right song can turn a sluggish warm-up into a power surge and make that last brutal set feel strangely doable. These 20 workout songs aren’t just popular—they’re engineered to keep you moving, sweating, and showing up long after the New Year glow wears off.

Live-action movies have budgets, stars, and gravity-defying CGI—but stop-motion films have something harder to fake: soul. Every blink, stumble, and eyebrow raise exists because someone physically moved it into place, frame by frame, often over the course of years. That obsessive care gives these films a texture and personality that live action rarely matches.

Some bands spend years building a catalog filled with multiple great albums—while others drop one perfect record and then pretty much disappear. And the 1960s? It might be the greatest decade ever for these one-album wonders. How many do you remember?