Then V Now

37 Before & After Photos Taken Decades Apart

There are hundreds and hundreds of Science-Fiction movies out there. But hardly any film has such a cult status as "Back to the Future". Today it's time to follow in the footsteps of Marty McFly and Doc Brown. Let's visit the legendary filming locations of this legendary movie - 37 years later.

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Timeline history of the most viewed TV series from 1986 to 2022. Ranking is based on the following factors: prime-time first 24 hours audience reports, one week of reported statistics for downloaded copies (pirated), one week of streaming services viewership. Numbers are worldwide with significant bias towards the US market until 2002, afterwards it's balanced by p2p distribution worldwide.

Let's walk through the steering wheels from every era or F1.

Famous Memes Then And Now

“That was the beginning of years of fashion fun,” Kate Moss sighs, looking at a photograph of her walking Dolce & Gabbana’s spring/summer 1991 runway. In this episode of Life in Looks, the supermodel shares her memories of that first Milan Fashion Week appearance (“I’d just met Naomi and Christy”), the Alexander McQueen shorts that – teamed with a waistcoat and Hunter wellies – became the most influential Glastonbury look of all time, and being daughter Lila’s plus one for her first ever Met Gala. Watch the film to hear Kate reminisce about all this and much more.

Top Gun’s Maverick (Tom Cruise) - 1986 & 2022  

Mobile Phone Market Over 30 years

Things Were Great in ‘The Before Time’

From Karate Kid to Cobra Kai

87 Year Old Farmer in 1929 Talks Kids. Telegraph, & Typewriter

A side by side comparison of old photograph scenes in Philadelphia years ago, and what those scenes look like today.

Evolution of Open World Driving Games

Polaroid was a photographic giant, at one point controlling two-thirds of the instant camera market in the US. As the digital revolution took over, Polaroid was left exposed, and forced to shut down production in 2008. But the company has found new life thanks to the Impossible Project, by bringing Polaroid’s technology into the digital world.

The 1985 VMAs After Party in New York City had it all: big hair, brash fashion, and the brightest stars.

Composite image by Ard Gelinck