It’s a Living TV show was an 80s classic sitcom that I recently stumbled on, and I am glad I did. It’s must-see TV!
A Generation X Guide to Watching YouTube
If you grew up in the 70s and 80s, this one’s for you! Check out my Generation X Guide to Watching YouTube.
Five Obscure Television Shows From The 80s
Do you remember must-see TV on NBC or TGIF on ABC? Here are Five Obscure Television Shows from the 80s that I still love to this day.
I Was Always The Only Black Girl: My Story
Being the only Black girl growing up in Arizona in the eighties wasn’t easy, but it helped me in so many ways become an adaptable adult.
Once Upon a Time: Throwback To The 80’s Mall Era
The 80’s mall experience–what a time to be alive! Walk down memory lane with me as I revisit this magical time in history.
Flashback: 80’s Christmas Commercials
Go back in time as I’ve curated a bunch of old school 80’s Christmas Commercials that you may remember from back in the day. Cabbage Patch, Atari, & more!
Throwback Thursday: Jem Is Truly Outrageous
Jem Is Truly Outrageous wasn’t just the lyrics from the opening theme of the show, it was a movement. Jem’s pink hair, rock star appearance, and girl power made all of us girls stand up and take note.
My Ode to Julia Child
Julia Child, remember her? She would have turned 100 years old on August 15th. What an amazing woman to have made the world fall in love with French cooking with a soundbite or two from her warbly yet unique voice. I sure do miss her.
80’s Cube: Sweet Valley High Returns with The Sweet Life 6 Episode Novellas
If you are an 80’s enthusiast like me, then you will be excited to know that Francine Pascal has once again revived the Sweet Valley High Series. Being released as 6 episode novellas digitally, The Sweet Life follows twins Jessica and Elizabeth starting at age 30.
TheCubicleChick.com’s 10 Favorite TV Moms: Celebrating Moms in Pop Culture
Mother’s Day is coming, so I thought it would be appropriate to share with you my Top 10 Favorite TV Moms in Pop Culture. These moms made us smile and adore them, even if it wasn’t “real life”. TV Moms make the world go ’round. Read it you agree!
The Cube Style Icon: Jayne Kennedy
In the 70’s, Jayne was crowned Miss Ohio USA and was the first woman of color to have that honor. She also was the first woman to break through the mostly male sports world by landing an announcing gig on NFL Today—that was a major feat for a woman in those days, nevertheless, a Black woman.
80’s Flashback: Jem, Punky Brewster, Michael Jackson, & More
The other day, I wrote a blog post about the return of the twins of Sweet Valley High, which will be chronicled in a new book by SVH author Francine Pascal in March of next year. While responding to tweets…
