Keys to Katie

Get out your jumpsuits and legwarmers; we're going back to the 80s! I am a huge fan of classic 80s music, so here are some of the most renowned names and songs of the music industry, ranked from 5 to 1. 5. Cyndi Lauper  Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - 1983 Time After Time - 1983 Cyndi Lauper is a full-out 80s icon with her wacky hair and never-ending jewelry. Her extroverted personality screams "Yolo," just like her biggest hit, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Almost every sleepover I've ever been to has had this song playing in the background at some point.  4. Bonnie Tyler Total Eclipse of the Heart - 1983 (this music video cracks me up, but the song is on fire) Holding Out for a Hero - 1984 While Jim Steinman produced both Total Eclipse of the Heart and Holding Out for a Hero, it was Bonnie Tyler's unique vocal chords that brought them to life. I was first introduced to Holding Out for a Hero after watching the fairy godmother's performance in Shrek 2.  3. Elton Joh

That fuzzy sensation when on the verge of sleep is exactly how one would feel after watching a Ghibli movie. They seem to transport you to a universe somewhere between dreaming and consciousness. Founded by director Hayao Miyazaki, Studio Ghibli films have always been my escape to a world of magic, whether it be underwater, in a city, or on a countryside. Here are my all-time favorite Studio Ghibli films ranked from 5 to 1. 5. Castle in the Sky  When two orphans, Sheeta and Pazu, befriend one another, they search for Laputa, a mythical city in the sky. However, the journey proves to be dangerous, as the the children are pursued by a greedy family of pirates. Fun fact: If you've ever wondered why iron golems in Minecraft hold out flowers to villagers, the notion was based on the robots of Laputa from Castle in the Sky. Castle in the Sky Robot 4. Howl's Moving Castle After a young girl is cursed with old age by the Witch of the Waste, she sets off to find a way to break the curse