If you happened to be a teenager in the 80s, you will definitely remember ‘21 Jump Street’, starring uber hunk Johnny Depp.

His face was splashed all over Tiger Beat, and girls like me had posters of him in our rooms. He was hot, even then.

As for Brad Pitt, I had no clue who he was at the time, but he was climbing his way up the Hollywood ladder, about to become one of the most famous (and sexiest) celebrities in the world. Who knew he starred in an episode of ‘21 Jump Street’? Not me! Not until I came across this clip, that is.

It’s so funny to look back at shows and photos from the 80s. I don’t remember everyone looking so damned goofy. But we sure as hell did, didn’t we?

This clip is full of mullets, bomber jackets, cotton blazers with loud prints, and Brad looks a little bit like Ellen Degeneres with that hairdo, wouldn’t you say?

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Love, love, love this creepy Sci-Fi horror film starring Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis.

“Be afraid. Be Very afraid.”

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From the 1989 album, 3 Feet High and Rising, it’s the peace loving rap trio, De La Soul with “Me, Myself and I”.

Bonus: This performance is from the late night talk show, The Arsenio Hall Show.

“Arsenioooooooooooooooooo HALL!”

De La Soul plans to release a new album in 2009 entitled You’re Welcome.

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From the 1982 album ‘V Deep’, it’s the Boomtown Rats with ‘Up All Night’.

‘82 was a big year for the band’s frontman, Bob Geldof, who not only had his own hit album, but also had the lead role in the cult classic film, “The Wall,” a musical adaptation of Pink Floyd’s mind blowing 1979 album The Wall.

These days his party loving daughters, Pixie and Peaches, make the headlines more than he does.

Quite a fitting song for those two, really.

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From the 1982 album ‘V Deep’, it’s the Boomtown Rats with ‘Up All Night’.

‘82 was a big year for the band’s frontman, Bob Geldof, who not only had his own hit album, but also had the lead role in the cult classic film, “The Wall,” a musical adaptation of Pink Floyd’s mind blowing 1979 album The Wall.

These days his party loving daughters, Pixie and Peaches, make the headlines more than he does.

Quite a fitting song for those two, really.

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