Top '10s: Celebrating the Decade's Weirdest, Wildest and Best Pop-Culture

To see how much entertainment has changed since the calendar flipped to January 1, 2010, check out these three completely cherry-picked but extremely telling examples:

1) Netflix was still primarily a DVD-by-mail business, and their first true streaming original, House of Cards, was still three years away from debuting; and neither Amazon Prime nor Hulu had debuted an original series yet; Blockbuster Video still had 6,500 stores worldwide.

2) Disney had released neither a Marvel nor Lucasfilm title yet, so it wasn't at all clear that the company would eventually own all but one of the top 13 highest-grossing movies of the decade (exception: Jurassic World) -- and that figure doesn't count Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, sure to end Disney's epic decade with yet another of the highest-grossing movies of all time.

3) Spotify had yet to launch in the United States.

Obviously, many other things have changed about how we consume and process entertainment, but that trio provides a pretty perfect snapshot of the seismic shifts that have taken place over the past ten years. One thing has remained constant: We're still just as obsessed with pop-culture as we were back then. Join us as we revisit, roast, and revel in the movies, TV shows, music, memes, and celebrities that helped guide us to where we are now.