
15 Things Teenagers Did Before Leaving for a Friday Night Out in the ’80s
A nostalgic look at the practical, social, and stylish rituals teenagers followed before heading out for Friday night fun in the 1980s.


A nostalgic look at the practical, social, and stylish rituals teenagers followed before heading out for Friday night fun in the 1980s.

A look back at the funny, rebellious, quiet, and surprisingly responsible ways 1970s teenagers enjoyed a few precious hours at home without their parents.

A look back at the practical, social, and memorable ways sports fans followed their favorite teams throughout the 1970s.

Milwaukee Bucks star Myles Turner sparked major reactions after comparing NBA referees to ‘the police’ while discussing how officials protect one another during games

Every NBA Draft tells two stories. The first is the one everyone watches. The consensus picks, the sure things, the can't-miss prospects who walk across the stage to thunderous applause and immediate expectation. The second story is quieter. It belongs to the players who slipped through the cracks, fell down the board, and were passed over by franchise after franchise before landing somewhere that finally recognized what everyone else had missed. These are the five players who made those franchises pay for overlooking them. For decades.

At 25 years old, Jordan Chiles has already done what most athletes spend an entire lifetime chasing. Olympic gold. NCAA championships. A New York Times bestseller. A mentorship program. A college degree on the way. And she is just getting started. Because for Jordan Chiles, gymnastics was never the destination. It was always just the beginning of something far larger and far more enduring than anything a scoreboard could ever measure.

The numbers behind Shedeur Sanders’ rookie campaign are difficult to ignore. Rob Parker used those stats to argue Sanders simply “can’t play” at the NFL level.

Anthony Edwards told reporters after Minnesota's 139-109 elimination loss to the Spurs that he doesn't know what it will take for the Timberwolves to contend in the Western Conference.

Connor Zilisch says he’s confident he can beat Trackhouse teammate Shane van Gisbergen on NASCAR’s road courses, eyeing a breakthrough after a near‑miss at Watkins Glen.
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