Schill – Page 7 – Stuff That Interests Me

rants • Sep 15

Northern Exposure: The Quirky, Moose-Walking Forgotten Gem of Television

Television history is littered with shows that once ruled the airwaves only to vanish into the fog of syndication, leaving

Educational • Sep 15

he Rothschild Legacy: Wealth, Influence, and the Myths That Endure

Few names evoke as much intrigue, admiration, and suspicion as the Rothschilds. For over two centuries, this European banking dynasty

Awesome Terrible Movie • Sep 15

The Grand Disaster of Facade (a.k.a. Death Valley): A 1999 Cinematic Catastrophe

Some movies are forgotten because they were too small to be noticed. Others are forgotten because audiences tried—collectively, mercifully—to erase

Bands • Sep 14

The Linda Lindas Are Freaking Awesome (and Here’s Why)

Some bands are destined to become legends. Others stumble into greatness while having the time of their lives. And then

80s • Sep 13

The Boxcar Children and Me: A Childhood Built Between the Pages

When I think back to my childhood, there are certain sensory memories that come rushing in with startling clarity: the

80s • Sep 13

Forgotten Band: The Fixx

Few bands encapsulate the essence of the 1980s new wave era quite like The Fixx. Emerging from London’s vibrant post-punk

80s • Sep 13

The 17 Best Grateful Dead Songs: A Deep Dive into the Band’s Legendary Catalog

Few bands in rock history have inspired devotion, community, and a sense of myth like the Grateful Dead. From their

Awesome Terrible Movie • Sep 12

Blood Sucking Freaks: A Deep Dive into a Cult Cinema Classic

Blood Sucking Freaks (1976), directed by Joel M. Reed, stands as one of the most notorious films in the annals

Bands • Sep 12

Warren Zevon: The Most Underrated Musician of All Time

Warren Zevon is one of those names that inspires reverence among music lovers while remaining frustratingly obscure to the broader

Awesome Terrible Movie • Sep 12

Remembering That Time They Made a Porn Version of Alice In Wonderland

The 1970s were a time of cinematic experimentation, cultural upheaval, and shifting societal norms. Within this fertile period emerged a

Lists • Sep 12

Imaginary Friends, Phantom Foes, and Hallucinated Heroes: 12 Great Movies Where a Main Character Didn’t Really Exist

Cinema has always been a playground for the imagination, but some of the most unforgettable films use that imagination to

Lists • Sep 12

The 12 Best Philip Baker Hall Characters of All Time

Philip Baker Hall was the consummate character actor—an artist who could walk into a film for five minutes and leave

Bands • Sep 11

Forgotten Band: Superdrag

In the pantheon of 1990s alternative rock, few bands managed to capture the contradictions of the era as vividly as

80s • Sep 11

88 Lines About 44 Women by The Nails: A Quirky Snapshot of 1980s New Wave

Few songs capture the quirky, idiosyncratic spirit of early 1980s New Wave music quite like The Nails’ “88 Lines About

Lists • Sep 10

NFL Hate Rankings: From Lovable Losers to the Most Loathed Dynasty on Earth

The NFL is more than just football games on Sundays. It’s grudges. It’s irrational screaming matches at bars. It’s irrationally

Bands • Sep 5

The Top 10 One-Hit Wonders of the 1970s

The 1970s were a golden age for pop, rock, funk, and disco. It was a decade of experimentation, excess, and

80s • Sep 1

Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.: Troma’s Strangest Superhero

Few studios in film history have cultivated as peculiar, enduring, and proudly outrageous a reputation as Troma Entertainment. Founded by

Bands • Sep 1

Redbone: The Native American Rock Pioneers Who Changed Music History

When discussing the evolution of American rock and roll, many names come up as the genre’s guiding lights: Jimi Hendrix,

Bands • Aug 31

You Get What You Give: The Story, Impact, and Legacy of The New Radicals’ Defining Anthem

When people look back at the musical landscape of the late 1990s, there’s a sense of transition. Grunge and alternative

80s • Aug 22

The Top 10 Metal Guitarists of All Time

Heavy metal and the electric guitar are inseparable. From the moment Black Sabbath first unleashed their dark, down-tuned riffs, the

Lists • Aug 16

Disney Channel Legends: Ranking the 14 Stars Who Grew Into the Hottest Today

For anyone who grew up in the 2000s and early 2010s, the Disney Channel was more than just a network

80s • Aug 15

Forgotten Laughter: 10 One-Season Sitcoms You Probably Don’t Remember

In the television landscape, sitcoms are both the easiest and hardest genre to get right. At their best, they can

Bands • Aug 15

“The Night the Moon Rose in Utah”: Phish’s Surprise Dark Side of the Moon — November 2, 1998

On November 2, 1998, at the E Center in West Valley City, Utah, the Vermont-based jam band Phish delivered one

History • Aug 10

The 10 Best Knuckleball Pitchers in MLB History: Masters of the Dance with the Unpredictable Pitch

The knuckleball is baseball’s enigmatic pitch—unpredictable, tantalizing, and notoriously difficult to master. Unlike traditional pitches that rely on speed or

80s • Aug 10

The 12 Best Roles of Clancy Brown

Clancy Brown is a powerhouse of acting whose commanding presence, unforgettable voice, and depth of performance have made him a

80s • Aug 10

Forgotten Band: Screaming Trees

There’s a particular kind of ache in Screaming Trees’ music — a dark, scabbed glamour that sits halfway between classic

Bands • Aug 8

Olivia Rodrigo’s Triumphant Lollapalooza 2025 Performance: A Night to Remember with Weezer

On the evening of August 1, 2025, Chicago’s Grant Park transformed into a pulsating sea of music lovers as Lollapalooza

80s • Aug 8

Riding the Soft Wave: The Top 13 Yacht Rock Songs of All Time

Yacht Rock. The name alone conjures visions of sun-drenched marina afternoons, cocktails sweating on teak tables, white linen shirts billowing

Bands • Aug 4

Mallrats, Mohawks, and Melodies: The Best ’90s Pop-Punk Songs That Defined a Generation

The 1990s were an era of grunge, gangster rap, and bubblegum pop—but hidden in the cracked concrete between suburban skate

Cartoons • Aug 4

Ink, Irony, and Immortality: The 10 Best Adult Cartoons of All Time

Animation isn’t just for kids. That’s a truth fans of adult cartoons have known for decades, as artists, writers, and

80s • Aug 4

The Biggest Sports Conspiracy Theories of All Time

Sports aren’t just games. They’re narratives, mythologies, and modern gladiator battles rolled into one. And with any high-stakes arena where

Bands • Aug 1

Still Rocking: The Top 10 Bands from the 1960s That Still Tour Today

The 1960s were a revolutionary time in music history—a period that birthed counterculture, psychedelic experimentation, rock legends, and timeless pop