The rise and fall of infomercials. ━CHAPTERS━ 00:00 The rise and fall of infomercials 05:22 How did infomercials get invented 08:14 1984 TV advertising policy changes 13:49 The goal of infomercials 17 ...

Station wagons used to represent the pinnacle of uncool family cars, but now they’re fondly remembered as a relic in the history of American cars. Perhaps one of the best representations of a 1980s ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Boxing Hall of Famer and Pensacola native Roy Jones Jr. hasn't fought for a title in more than 20 years, but he made a stunning announcement Wednesday in regards to his 1988 Olympic ...

Former University of Miami running back Cleveland Gary does not want to hear about Notre Dame's storied past. When the Fighting Irish and the Hurricanes take the field Sunday night, Gary is all in on ...

Jason Kelce dyed his beard dark black — so he could unleash his inner Billy Mays in a new beer commercial. The retired Philadelphia Eagles star appears with the dark beard in a new ad released on Aug.

Jason Kelce dyed his beard dark black — so he could unleash his inner Billy Mays in a new beer commercial. The retired Philadelphia Eagles star appears with the dark beard in a new ad released on Aug.

Bud Light is getting fired up for tailgate season through a partnership with Traeger Grills to create the Traegerator, a keg-meets-grill machine complete with built-in speakers, according to a press ...

Did former University of Miami running back Cleveland Gary fumble, or did he score a touchdown in the 1988 Miami-Notre Dame rivalry game in South Bend? If you ask Gary, he scored a touchdown, and the ...

Democratic strategist and 2012 Obama campaign manager Jim Messina joined Friday's "Morning Joe" to discuss his new article comparing the Democrats' current position to 1988. Messina argued that ...

In 1984, the Federal Communications Commission changed the face of American television forever. That was the year when the FCC removed the cap of 16 minutes of commercial time per hour of programming, ...

ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - The first day of the state’s opening statements and witness testimony wrapped up in the 1988 Baby Jane Doe case out of Ware and Dougherty counties. 5-year-old Kenyatta “KeKe” Odom ...