This Week In History: Freaks and Geeks Gets Cancelled Early

This week in 2000, the groundbreaking and highly acclaimed comedy series Freaks and Geeks was cancelled before it even finished its first season.

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This Week In History: Beck Transforms Alternative Music with His Debut, ‘Mellow Gold’

The world's most famous loser went from a rat-infested shed to #1 on the charts with his unique, genre-defying debut album Mellow Gold.

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07.03.2018

This Week In History: Donnie Darko Premieres at Sundance

January 19th, 2001: Despite seeming destined to fail, Donnie Darko would go on to become one of the most beloved cult classic films ever.

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18.01.2018

This Week In History: Indie Film Juno Defies Expectations

December 14, 2007: Indie film Juno defies expectations, becoming a pop culture phenomenon and winning over audiences worldwide.

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13.12.2017

This Week In History: The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern Officially Opens

December 9th 1947: The Horseshoe Tavern, one of Canada's most beloved and important music venues, opened its doors to the public for the very first time.

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05.12.2017

This Week In History: Modest Mouse Changed Indie Rock Forever

In 1997, Modest Mouse helped define indie rock in the 1990s when they released The Lonesome Crowded West.

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22.11.2017

This Week In History: The iPod Revolutionizes the Music World

On November 10th 2001 the very first iPod hit the market, changing the way the world consumes music.

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16.11.2017

This Week In History: The National Release Their Debut Album

The National humbly began in Brooklyn, when they released their debut album before ever performing a show.

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30.10.2017

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