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Remember the old days of shopping at Blockbuster and Radio Shack? Unfortunately, these retailers no longer exist in Texas.

Suddenly, and quietly we might add, the rental video chain's website was revived over the weekend.

Movie lovers are invited to book one of three 1-night stays inside the world's last standing Blockbuster store.

Who wouldn’t want a Blockbuster slumber party?

A Bend, Oregon brewer is celebrating its local Blockbuster - the last in the US - with a new black ale.

After the closings of two Alaska Blockbusters, one lone holdout in Oregon is the final vestige of a big part of movie culture.

There is one thing constant in the universe and that is change. Change, for the most part, is good, but if you're one of these businesses that used to be a staple in East Texas, it's bad!

"Hello! And welcome to Moviefone!", a phrase heard by many Gen X-ers, will soon be going away thanks to AOL pulling the plug on the service.

Yesterday it was announced the very last movie rented from Blockbuster Video was the 2013 comedy This Is The End in Hawaii. So, I'm guessing that the Blockbuster Video card that I've been carrying around in my wallet for the past 20 years is now obsolete.

After years of struggling against the odds and barely surviving in a rapidly changing world, Blockbuster announced that it's officially set to close the remainder of its US stores. For some, this is a day or mourning. For others, a day of celebration. For all of us, it's just a reminder that the way we consume media has changed so drastically and so quickly that the thought of Blockbuster going ou