Atomic Hits - The Top 10 New Order Songs Of All Time!

New Order is an English rock band that was formed in 1980 by vocalist and guitarist Bernard Sumner, bassist Peter Hook, and drummer Stephen Morris. The band came together after the breakup of Joy Division, following the tragic suicide of lead singer Ian Curtis. Later that same year, they were joined by Gillian Gilbert, who played keyboards.

A Late-Night Drive on I-5 Turns Mysterious After Strange Lights Appear Over Los Angeles | Tales of the Unexplained

 On the night of January 22, 2026, an extraordinary phenomenon was witnessed by an individual traveling north on the I-5 freeway, approaching the outskirts of Los Angeles. As they navigated through the Newhall Pass area, their attention was drawn to a sequence of peculiar lights stably positioned in the sky. This remarkable sighting, observed for several miles, involved the presence of four large, luminous orbs arranged in a perfect horizontal arc, which suggested a level of organization that set it apart from typical aerial phenomena.

Bob's Big Boy Burbank, California - A Real Blast From The Past!

Written By Ken Hulsey

During a trip back to California, Terri and I had the pleasure of dining at the oldest remaining Bob's Big Boy in Burbank. This restaurant is a perfectly preserved example of what the dining experience was like in the decades following World War II. Wrapped in neon lights, the Bob's in Burbank serves as both a restaurant and a museum.

Cleopatra 2525 - From The Land Of Forgotten Television - Retro TV Rewind

 Cleopatra 2525 is an intriguing American science fiction television series that delighted viewers during its run from January 2000 to March 2001, airing in syndication for two adventurous seasons. The show originally kicked off as part of the Back2Back Action Hour, paired with another action-packed series, Jack of All Trades. Interestingly, the initial idea from the producers was for a show titled "Amazon High," featuring a young woman, played by Monica McSwain, who travels back in time. Though this concept only made it to the pilot stage, some of the footage was creatively repurposed for a "Xena: Warrior Princess" episode called "Lifeblood." The producers later reimagined their concept, giving birth to what we know as "Cleopatra 2525."

Today in Texas History - The Republic Passes Homestead Law

 On this day in 1839, the Congress of the Republic of Texas took a significant step forward by passing two noteworthy pieces of legislation. The first, a homestead act, aimed to promote home ownership throughout the republic. Drawing some inspiration from earlier legislation in Coahuila, this act ensured that every citizen or head of family was entitled to "fifty acres of land or one town lot, along with their homestead and any improvements not exceeding five hundred dollars in value." It was a forward-thinking initiative intended to establish roots for families in their own land.

Beyond Our Comfort: Let Compassion Light our Path: Supporting Our Neighbors in Need | Miracle Mindset

 Written By Ken Hulsey

Sometimes, when you sit down to write a daily devotional or even a sermon, you may have an idea that has been on your mind for days or hours before you begin typing. As always, prayer and conversations with the Lord are integral to this process. I had initially planned to discuss a serious topic about faith this morning, but upon waking, I felt a more pressing issue weighing on my heart and soul.

Josh Farley Presents: Magic Across America - An Amazing Night of Illusion & Comedy!

 Written By Ken Hulsey

Our family loves illusionists, and last night we were thrilled to catch Josh Farley's show at the Huckleberry Brewing Company in Alexandria, Louisiana, as part of his 50 States in 50 Weeks Tour. We were fortunate to secure exclusive VIP tickets (which I highly recommend if you plan to see one of his future shows!) that allowed us to enjoy a private meet-and-greet and an up-close performance with Josh.

First and foremost, Josh is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. He is passionate about his craft and loves to share his story with others. He spent around 45 minutes with a small group of us, discussing his life and career, as well as a bit about the history of illusionists. It was truly a magical experience (See what I did there). 

King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) - Classic Monster Showdown | Toho | Retro Cinema Rewind

 Written By Ken Hulsey

The 1933 American classic "King Kong" had a profound influence on Asian filmmakers. As soon as the iconic monster movie hit the scene, Japanese studios began producing their own "Kong" adaptations, like "Wasei Kingu Kongu" and "Edo Ni Arawarita Kingu Kongu," both featuring actors in gorilla costumes. The film also left a lasting impact on two legends of Japanese cinema - director Ishiro Honda and special effects pioneer Eiji Tsuburaya. Years later, this duo combined their talents to create the cinematic monster icon "Gojira" (Godzilla). For Tsuburaya in particular, "King Kong" held a special place, as the young cameraman studied the film frame-by-frame to learn how its groundbreaking visual effects were achieved. This hands-on analysis would inspire Tsuburaya's own storied career in movie magic.

Retro Saturday Morning: The Batman/Superman Hour (CBS) (1968-69) - Classic Superhero Cartoons | Retro TV Rewind

The Batman/Superman Hour was a Filmation animated series broadcast on CBS from 1968 to 1969. Premiering on September 14, 1968, this 60-minute program featured new adventures of DC Comics superheroes like Batman, Robin, and Batgirl alongside shorts from The New Adventures of Superman and The Adventures of Superboy. This series marked the first animated Saturday morning cartoon for Batman and his classic enemies.

Atomic Hits - The Top 10 Fleetwood Mac Songs Of All Time!

 Fleetwood Mac, a legendary British-American rock band, was formed in London back in 1967. Initially brought together by the talented guitarist Peter Green, the skilled drummer Mick Fleetwood, and the equally talented guitarist Jeremy Spencer, the band began crafting its unique sound. Soon after, bassist John McVie joined the lineup, contributing to their self-titled debut album, which laid the groundwork for their future success. In 1968, the band welcomed Danny Kirwan as a third guitarist, adding even more depth to their music.