nostalgia

Jolt is trying to reclaim it's former glory as it's hitting the market again next Thursday. However, it will exclusively be sold at Dollar General Stores. A 16-ounce can will cost $1.

One of the most memorable clothing brands from back in the day is getting revived.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to drive one of your old Hot Wheels cars? This video puts you pretty close to the driver's seat.

Today's average teenager doesn't realize just how good they have it.

The photo was taken in the early 90s, but what club was it at?

People often reminisce about about nights at The Plaza and these photos remind us just how fun this legendary Lafayette nightclub was.

Advertising is everywhere we turn. What we don't always realize is that certain commercials stick in our memories for a lifetime. Take a look at this collection of local and national TV commercials that aired on KATC in 1983. Do you remember any of these?

Haven't bought a Fidget Spinner yet? Just hold out a few more weeks and check out our list of "gotta have" toys that no one's "gotta have" anymore.

"Good Housekeeping" put together a list of the most popular terms from every year starting back in 1926 and going through 2006.

You'd be hard pressed to find anyone between the ages of 10 and 60 that don't know all of the words to the theme song of "The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air". The show was, and continues to be a pop culture icon of television, even though it only ran for 6 seasons back in the 90s. Fans have been begging for a reunion, and we kind of got one!

Every Saints fan knows where they were that night ten years ago. Tonight the Saints and Falcons will renew a rivalry and share a memory of a moment that proved the city of New Orleans was back.

They say that everything old is new again at some point. If you're currently into 1970s nostalgia, boy have we found the house for you. This home in Framingham, Massachusetts was decorated to the 9s in the early 70s, and nothing has been touched since then. The house is currently for sale, and it's pretty incredible.

Back in the 60s, video cameras were a rare thing in people's homes. There's not a whole of video around showing us what Lafayette looked like then. You can find videos of Baton Rouge a little easier, and I think it's pretty great to look back at how these cities looked. I found some fantastic videos that Adrian Baudoin has uploaded to his page and wanted to share them with you.

Everywhere you turn right now, everyone is talking about politics. You've probably had three unintended, heated political debates in the past the week alone. When it comes to politics, Louisiana serves up some of the most unique and interesting stuff in the country. To try and get away from the serious discussion, I thought it would be fun to take a look back at some older Louisiana political ads.

Did you know that Elvis was the choice of several thousand Americans in the Presidential race of 1956? He even had a campaign song.

Your kids will never understand why you would dare live in a world where you'd have to do these kinds of things.

What if your favorite cartoon characters actually got older? Well here's how old they would be in 2016 based on what we know by watching their shows.

ShowBiz Pizza Place was located at 3221 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy.

Lafayette has seen its share of businesses come and go, but thanks to the internet and YouTube, they will live on in digital history.

A few commercials in, you're going to find a real nugget of nostalgia when you see the commercial for "Party On The Green" featuring Alabama and Reba McEntire!