The Eighties

B-52's (Themselves (as B-52s)), Bangles (Themselves), Kurtis Blow (Himself), H.W. Brands (Himself - Author, 'Reagan: A Life' / Himself / Himself - Author, 'Masters of Enterprise' / Himself - Author, 'Reagan: The Life'), Beastie Boys (Themselves), Downtown Julie Brown (Self - Former MTV VJ), Pat Benatar (Self), Gil Troy (Himself - Author, 'Morning in America' / Himself - Author, 'The Reagan Revolution'), Chuck D (Himself - MC, Public Enemy), Chris Connelly (Himself - Reporter, ESPN), James Baker III (Himself - Fmr White House Chief of Staff), Bon Jovi (Self), Douglas Brinkley (Author and Historian / Himself / Himself - Author and Historian / Himself - Editor, 'The Reagan Diaries'), Nelson George (Himself - Author and Filmmaker), Dr.h.c. David Bowie (Self), Pat Buchanan (Himself - Fmr White House Communications Director / Himself - Fmr Host, 'Crossfire'), Mark J. Goodman (Self - MTV VJ), Tom Hanks (Himself - Actor), Boy George (Self - Culture Club), Renee Graham (Self - Columnist, 'The Boston Globe'), Tom Brokaw (Self - NBC News), Steven Hayward (Himself - Author, 'The Age of Reagan' / Himself - Author, 'The Age of Reagan'), Lesley Stahl (Herself - Fmr White House Correspondent, CBS News / Fmr White House Corresponent, CBS News / Herself - CBS News), Chuck D. (Himself - MC, Public Enemy), Ken Auletta (Himself - Author, 'Greed and Glory on Wall Street' / Himself - Author, 'Three Blind Mice')