Art & Creativity

On August 1, 1981, MTV made its debut, sparking the iconic phrase "I Want My MTV!" that has resonated through the decades. Over the past 43 years, MTV has been a cultural phenomenon, influencing trends and showcasing groundbreaking music videos. Despite its current state raising questions about its direction, MTV has left a lasting impact on pop culture. To celebrate its 43rd anniversary, here are 43 vintage MTV pictures that capture the essence of the '80s and '90s. From

Antarctica is a vast, frozen wilderness unlike any other place on Earth. With 98% of its surface covered in ice, this continent at our south pole is a land of extremes. From towering glaciers to icy mountain peaks, Antarctica's landscape is both breathtaking and treacherous. Despite its harsh conditions, those who brave the elements are rewarded with the opportunity to witness one of the last untouched places on our planet. These 26 ice-cold photos of Antarctica capture the stark beauty

Before the days of expensive delivery apps, Americans used to enjoy meals on wheels by heading to their local drive-in. These 21 photos from the '50s, '60s, and '70s capture the nostalgia of dining at a drive-in, with skate-clad waitresses serving hamburgers and families enjoying cheap breakfast. From a New York City waitress taking a smoke break to the Kennedy family dining out, these images belong on the set of 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives'.

Halloween may be three months away, but the new Spirit Halloween pop-ups and candy-pushing Duane Reades are already gearing up for the spooky season. In Japan, however, the Jimi Halloween festival offers a more subdued take on the holiday. Participants opt for "mundane" costumes that are more meme-like than elaborate cosplays, perfect for those who want to join in on the fun without going all out. Sponsored by DailyPortalZ, here are 22 Jimi Halloween festival costumes that you might

Step back in time to when fast food was affordable, technology was cutting-edge, and life felt simpler. Let's reminisce about a time when the world seemed less chaotic and more carefree. Join us on a journey through nostalgic memories and relive the past through the lens of Wayback Whensday: 36 Photos Showing the Way Things Used to Be.

Before the era of TikTok, Instagram, and the chaotic world of X (formerly known as Twitter), the internet was a charming and unregulated place filled with blogs, message boards, and beloved computer games. If you doubt this, just talk to those fortunate enough to have explored their parents' desktops in the '90s and early 2000s. From the enduring wisdom gained from playing SimCity 2000 to the haunting memories left by Dungeon Keeper's Dark Mistress, these 25 seasoned internet

Long before Nicole Kidman became the face of AMC theaters, drive-in movies were a popular way to enjoy the magic of cinema from the comfort of your own car. With tiered parking and piped-in audio, these outdoor theaters provided a unique moviegoing experience in the early 1900s. From cozy cuddling couples to the convenience of a concession stand that would come to you, these 21 photos capture the nostalgia and charm of old-school drive-in movies.

Step back in time to the roaring 1920s with these captivating images of flappers exuding confidence, style, and sass. From their bobbed hair and bold makeup to their fringed dresses and pearls, these women epitomize the spirit of the Jazz Age. Whether dancing the Charleston at a speakeasy, posing with a cigarette holder in hand, or striking a pose on a motorcycle, these flappers radiate a sense of rebellion and liberation that is truly timeless. Get ready to be transported to a world of glitz,

One of the constraints of being human is that we are limited to being in only one place at a time. To explore the amazing sights and experiences the world has to offer, we either have to physically travel or rely on technology like the internet. Take a virtual journey around the world with these 22 captivating photos. Each image captures a unique moment or scene from different corners of the globe, offering a glimpse into the beauty and diversity of our planet. As you scroll through these

Back in the '70s and '80s, before Brat Summer became the go-to summer spot, Gen X-ers found ways to beat the heat in their own backyard pools. From using hoses and slip n' slides to Super Soakers, kids turned their yards into personal water parks. Check out these 22 nostalgic photos capturing the fun and creativity of how kids stayed cool during those hot summer days. From intense games of chicken to impressive diving board flips, these images showcase the simple joy and