The fact that the original poster found this in the garbage illustrates a major problem. Gamer stunned after discovering ...

When I noticed the Nostalgia Critic had reviewed the show, I watched it and I was amazed. Someone else had suffered at the hands of that garbage, and they had ripped its heart out through its chest!

Chain, a recent darling of social media and beneficiary of articles that speak of its nostalgia-fueled good ... an uncomfortable gathering of trash food scattered among scorching-hot asphalt ...

At a time when everything old seems to be new again, why is our nostalgia so homogeneous? By Inkoo Kang Television Critic The ‘90s were a heyday for black sitcoms, but you wouldn’t know it ...

“One of the guys I worked with, he wanted me to make some stupid fucking post about Beyoncé’s country album, about how it was good, even though it was complete trash,” he said. “It makes ...

Under the moniker The Nostalgia Critic, internet entertainer Doug Walker has been offering up his snarky, often sarcastic thoughts on movies through YouTube reviews for eight years, becoming a ...

JD Vance described Vice President Kamala Harris as “trash” at an earlier rally on Monday evening—offering a stark contrast from the Democratic candidate’s more optimistic closing message ...

A few minutes before 10 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, the unknown man smashed his way into Nostalgia Ink ... books off shelves and tossing them into a trash bag. After apparently noticing he is being ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Nostalgia Critic, one of the best-known and longest-running critics doing video reviews online ...

This month, Doug Walker's Nostalgia Critic has been taking a look at holiday specials, turning a critical eye to those beloved -- or not-so-beloved -- entries in the holiday entertainment canon.

They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure ... furniture and appliances create a tapestry of nostalgia. And while you could essentially walk through the homes of a hundred New Yorkers ...