In response to the bowl cut being our gen’s broccoli cut, I present the bleached spikes of the late 90s

Back in 2022, Jennifer Gwynne made headlines after auctioning personal items from her past relationship with Elon Musk

The two dated in the mid-1990s while studying at the University of Pennsylvania During that time, they shared memories that later turned into valuable collectibles.

The auction, held through RR Auction, included photos of the couple, a signed birthday card, and a gold emerald necklace gifted by Musk

Altogether, the items sold for over $165,000 The necklace alone fetched around $51,000, while the photos and card brought in thousands each.

Despite the buzz, Gwynne said her reason was simple and practical She sold the items to help pay for her stepson’s college tuition

It’s a reminder that even deeply personal memories can take on unexpected value over time—especially when tied to someone who later becomes one of the world’s most famous billionaires

An abandoned McDonald’s in remote Alaska has become a strange time capsule from the past. The building may be empty today, but the drive-thru menu board still displays the original items and prices from 1994.

For visitors and explorers, it feels like stepping back into the 90s, when burgers, fries, and shakes were sold at prices that now seem almost unbelievable. A frozen piece of fast-food history still standing in the wild!

Most people misplace small things like their keys, wallet, or phone. Actor Richard Harris, however, once misplaced something far more unusual — a Rolls-Royce Phantom V — and didn’t realize it for 25 years.

Long before he became widely known for playing Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films, Harris had a reputation for living a colorful and carefree lifestyle. In the 1970s, during a visit to New York, he parked his Rolls-Royce Phantom V in a garage and simply forgot about it. Life moved on, and the car completely slipped from his memory.

Decades later, in the late 1990s, Harris came across an old photograph of himself standing next to a Rolls-Royce. The strange part was that he had no recollection of ever owning such a car. Curious, he asked family members and eventually checked with his accountant.

That’s when the mystery was solved — the Rolls-Royce was still sitting in the same garage, with decades of storage fees quietly piling up.

Built in the 1990s by Horace Burgess, this towering wooden creation rose through multiple living trees, forming a massive network of platforms, stairways, and rooms high in the forest canopy.
Inspired by his faith, Burgess expanded it year after year into a maze of walkways and dozens of levels visitors could explore.

Eventually, safety concerns led to its closure, and in 2019 a fire reduced the structure to ashes.
Though it no longer stands, the treehouse remains a powerful symbol of bold imagination, devotion, and one man’s extraordinary vision.