Sectaurs was just one of many failed 1980s toys. | Patchakorn Phom-in, iStock via Getty Images Plus (background) // Mark Bellomo (Sectaurs toy) Many people of a certain age look back at the 1980s as ...

The 1980s ushered in some of the most iconic—and risky—toys ever produced. While only a handful were fully banned, many others were recalled, redesigned, or quietly discontinued after causing injuries ...

1976 saw the release of Kenner’s Stretch Armstrong, a He-Man looking dude with a plastic head and rubbery body filled with corn syrup, which allowed kids to twist and stretch him into a multitude of ...

When we first checked out Coglin's in downtown Raleigh, we were transported back to the 1980s! The bar pays tribute to the decade with movie posters, music, signature drinks and a great collection of ...