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1-MIN READ Farah Khans Flashdance Hair in Flashback Pic Reminds Malaika Arora of Chunky Panday Farah Khan shared an old photo of her sporting a retro hairstyle and Malaika Arora compared her to Chunky Panday. FOLLOW US ON: Farah Khans Instagram posts are almost always laden with self deprecating humour, and her latest one is no different. She has done a Flashback Friday to a picture with cousin Farhan Akhtar, in which both of them are dancing. Farah poked fun at her own retro hairstyle in the p...

Wait, Is That Farah Khan With The "Flashdance Hair"? And Farhan Akhtar "Holding On For Dear Life"? Wait, Is That Farah Khan With The "Flashdance Hair"? And Farhan Akhtar "Holding On For Dear Life"? While Farah went on a nostalgic tour for her caption, Farhan, known for his signature sense of humour, added an ROFL touch to it Farah Khan and Farhan Akhtar in a throwback (courtesy faroutakhtar) Highlights "Amazing," wrote Hrithik on Farhans post "The best family bonding," Farah Khan captioned ...

Its another Flashback Friday on B93! Of course, the day we dedicate to the 90s and 2000s! So many awesome songs! How many of you graduated in the 90s or 2000s? Thats exactly why I love Flashback Friday , because it takes so many of us back to a time when MUSIC was so important to our daily being! LOL Flashback Friday is a great day to use the RECENTLY PLAYED BUTTONS on the B93 app or website! With a click of a button , no more guessing whats that song?

Flash Back Friday: The deadly Pang warehouse fire KOMO News Staff Replay Video UP NEXT SEATTLE – For this week’s Flash Back Friday we take a look at KOMO News’ coverage of the deadly fire at Mary Pang’s frozen-food warehouse. The five-alarm fire broke out on the night of Jan. 5, 1995 in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. The blaze killed four Seattle Fire Department firefighters, the worst loss of life in SFD history. Lieutenants Gregory Shoemaker, 43, and Wa...

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Flash Back Friday: Looking back at 1981 KOMO News Staff UP NEXT SEATTLE - For this weeks Flash Back Friday were looking back at some of the biggest events to happen in 1981, both locally and around the world.  Washingtonians elected a new governor, Republican John Spellman, The Rolling Stones played two sold-out shows at the Kingdome in Seattle, and then President Ronald Reagan was shot in an assassination attempt.  © Provided by KOMO-TV Seattle

Flashback Friday 2001 Its Flashback Friday and this morning, Rebecca and myself played songs that turn 20 this year. Isnt it crazy to think that 20 years ago was 2001? So, this morning we played Mariah Carey Loverboy, Destinys Child Survivor, Pinks You Make Me Sick, and Ushers You Remind Me. We were definitely going back with some awesome memories this morning as we kicked off our Flashback Friday here on B-93. What I love about Flashback Friday is that not only do we get to hear songs from way...

Shazam! Fury of the Gods Star Teases Work on the Sequel Starting Soon The cast of Shazam! Fury of the Gods is getting ready to say the magic word once again, according to a recent post from a cast member. While DC Comics and New Line Cinema prepare for production on the Shazam! sequel and Dwayne Johnsons Black Adam spinoff, were starting to hear rumblings about the future of this magical corner of the superhero universe. Now it looks like actor Ross Butler, who played the super-powered versi...

Flash Back Friday: Holiday celebrations around Seattle over the decades KOMO News Staff Replay Video UP NEXT For this weeks Flash Back Friday we take a look at holiday celebrations around Seattle across the past 62 years.  © Provided by KOMO-TV Seattle

Join Nostalgia has become increasingly common in our current climate of accelerated, unexpected change. More and more Americans are turning back with longing to what feels like simpler, sweeter times. You need look no further than the voluminous postings on Throwback Thursday and Flashback Friday on Twitter. Boomers and Gen Xers alike seem particularly fascinated by the 1980s, ­recalling their youth or early adulthood in the years before the life-­altering arrival of personal computers and t...