#1980s

#1980s

Going Down is a rich descent into life in 1980s Sydney, following four friends on their last night out before one departs for New York.

Everyone loves an underdog, and in the race for Shadyside's coveted 1988 prom queen title, that's Lori Granger, played by British actress India Fowler.

The Noid's presence was overwhelming in the 1980s, representing the difficulties of fast pizza delivery—until a bizarre hostage situation turned it into a public relations nightmare.

I was young, foolhardy and totally broke, so I hitchhiked from Adelaide to Canberra. Every ride was a stroke of luck, revealing the kindness of strangers.

Bowery said himself he wanted to look "like the weirdo on the street that you tell your mum about."

"The seriousness and the tone with which we played it and the slow burn on Christian at the end, where he's just sweating mortar shells. It was really funny."

"The space feels glamorous, not tacky—imagine being a high-powered 1980s yuppie. This is your place if your clients enjoy meals beyond steak houses."

Along with big hair, neon fashion, boom boxes, and MTV, we also saw some bold food trends in the 1980s, and 7-layer dip was one of them. It was a novel, colorful dip that caught on because it was easy to make and was a crowd-pleaser.

The 80s turned out to be magic. It was possibly the most amazing time in London to lead the world in fashion.

"I spent four years drawing every day. I really got into drawing old buses and trying to capture Liverpool long gone. It dawned on me that I was on a mission to create something beautiful."

The 4:30 Movie is a lighthearted coming-of-age film set in New Jersey, featuring a 16-year-old boy asking his crush out to an R-rated movie in the summer of 1986.