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Ran across this in the inbox and it brought back soooooo many memories. If you grew up in the 80's and 90's you definitely know exactly what I'm talking about.

Longing for the good ol' days of MTV has become a favorite pastime of Gen Xers, and for good reason. Before it essentially became a reality TV network geared toward teens, it was a pop culture phenomenon featuring a variety of legendary artists, VJs (video jockeys, if you forgot), comedians and other characters who made their bones on the cable channel. Many of them appeared on the shows listed below, which were must-see TV during MTV's prime in the '80s and '90s. If you really want to get nostalgic, view the accompanying videos and go on a YouTube excursion to find other classic MTV programs you may have forgotten.

Beavis and Butt-head, 1993-1997: The one constant at MTV through the years is the blame it has received for the moral decay of America's youth. Even with the recent popularity of shows like Jersey Shore, none have been more lambasted by self-righteous critics than Beavis and Butt-head. The animated show consisted of two unsupervised, dimwitted teenage boys who specialized in crude humor. Their hilarious misadventures and always-insightful critiques of rock and metal videos earned them quite a cult following.

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In this exclusive clip from MTV's Sucker Free, Stalley discusses the Midwest's love for classic cars and its influence on the culture, especially in Ohio. Stalley makes his Sucker Free debut this Sunday, January 30th. Check your local listings. Stalley's new project, Lincoln Way Nights (Intelligent Trunk Music) releases Feb. 8, 2011.

Once again The Hundreds have blessed us with a preview of their latest line of Accessories for the Spring '11 season. If you follow our site you know The Hundreds is one of our favorite lifestyle brands and this line of accessories shows why! When you hang with us you must have a bottle opener handy so why not do it in style!! Enjoy the rest of the shots! Check out more at The Hundreds.

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Oprah starts off her Master Class series with a bang with none other than Jay-Z. The format that Oprah uses for Master Class is pretty dope as she lets the guest tell their story how they want it to be told. Jay-Z doesn't disappoint as the opening guest, so take some time and check it out. Definitely looking forward to following the rest of this series!

If you find yourself like us over here at WNO you always have a million things running through your mind and the only way to keep them organized is to write it down. There have been countless times that a great idea has popped up in my mind and I wasn't able to write it down! Well look no further for the solution with this "Count Fair" 50 States Memo set from Hickoree's Hard Goods. This edition of 3 memo books come along with interesting facts about any of 50 states that you choose!

Check out the Homie Stalley's most recent interview as he takes time and sits down with Honey Magazine!

Looks like a dope event to check out during the Howard Homecoming festivities. WNO will definitely be around to take part in the this one. Event is hosted Raheem DeVaughn and features a number of dope acts. See you there!

"Summer is over and Fall is officially here, and this week marks the delivery of two new versions of the Phoenix sunglasses from The Hundreds Fall 2010 Eyeware collection. Both the matte and tortoise feature hand-made acetate frames, glossy laser etched tonal logos on the left side, with 5-barrel metal hinges. These stylish shades are available in 6 different colorways. The matte versions are available in black, burgundy, and olive. While the tortoise versions are available in amber, brown, and olive. The matte burgundy and tortoise brown are exclusive to The Hundreds flagship stores and TH Online."

Available today at THLA, THSF, and THNY.

Some good food for thought for the day. Definitely worth a watch if you have these 3 in one room.

If you're looking to add a different element to your wardrobe that makes a bold statement but is still simple try Happy Socks! Became a fan of these a while back, these socks add a pop to your everyday/office wardrobe without the effort. I can say they have been a conversation starter whenever I wear mine out. Check out there webstore to pick up a pair!

The Hundreds is proud to announce the collaboration with pop art icon, the master of the comic yet disturbing illustrations, the one and only Mark Dean Veca. In order to celebrate this union of creativity, three limited edition t-shirts will be released featuring custom Mark Dean
Veca artwork; one t-shirt has The Hundreds written in his famous intestines
motif; while the second tee has Adam Bomb getting his own Mark Dean Veca
make-over; and the third tee features an eagle holding a sign that reads
"The Hundreds" illustrated in Mark Dean Veca's signature style.

Exclusively available this Thursday at THLA, THSF and THNY.

I have come to the conclusion that if you cant be a modernist then your fish

should be one. This FishCondo is surely the next best thing: a Le Corbusier

style development for your fish.

It's crazy earlier today I was thinking about how to decorate
my office. Then I saw this wonderful clock by Alexander Harris.

I love the simplicity of the clock with the chalk writting at the bottom
,which makes this clock fun and different.
You can get one here!

I had one of those out of body experiences yesterday. It has lead to my
new position as a politican. Since I'm going to be traveling and having fun in different
city. I came across a good look! Its called the Nigel Cabourn Army satchel . Simplicity
is the overall vibe of the piece and leads one to a feeling of coolness.
Grab yours here!

As hard as it was for me to watch the actual special and hear the bad news for my beloved Cavs, I'm glad someone was able to shed some humor on the situation. Enjoy!

What else can you say! Good move or Bad move, tell us your thoughts!

Something for all of WNO's Entourage fans out there! E's a lucky guy!