Pop Culture

Backstreet Boys Sang 'I Want It That Way' With Classroom Instruments And It Was Perfect

By Tanya
The Backstreet Boys have been keeping their promise for decades now, "as long as there is music, they keep coming back again." Well, to be completely honest, they've never really left, but just go with me here. BSB's latest song called "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" took all of us by storm. It feels like such a classic throwback to their original hits and the video is absolutely 90s perfection. They have been out promoting it, doing YouTube videos and appearances at the Country Music Awards, but their latest appearance brings back a classic song that no one is ever

90s

Rollerblades Were The Greatest Form Of Transportation In The 90s, And Here's Proof

By Tanya
Admit it, in the 90s, there was nothing cooler than owning a pair of rollerblades. Everyone had to have them. Every kid had them at the top of their Christmas list, and every adult was rushing out to the store to pick up a pair. They came in pretty rad colors, had these intense buckles, and when you wore them you felt like you could move faster than anyone. People wearing inline skates would rocket past you on the sidewalk, making anyone who didn't have them super jealous because they were stuck walking like chumps. It started with athletes, turning

90s

'Rugrats' Is Coming Back With A New TV Show, But It's The Movie That's Got Us Worried

By Tanya
Well, it was only a matter of time before one of the best shows was added to the reboot explosion. Get ready for Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica, and the rest of the Rugrats gang, because they are coming back in a big way.Rugrats first aired in 1991, and ever since we've all loved those goofy, little babies. Is it weird that Tommy kept a screwdriver in his diaper? Yes, of course it is, but how else is he going to escape? It's not like Angelica was going to help him out! The Nickelodeon classic is not just coming back to

Movies

'Clueless' Star Paul Rudd Reveals His Favorite Scene And Why The Movie Still Holds Up

By Tanya
Listen, I know there are other teen movies that are great and all, but none of them will ever be better than Clueless. There's just no way. The movie has become one of those iconic films that even though it has been such a long time since it came out. There are very obvious differences in the way people act now, but it still holds up to this day. You'd think that all the dated references like pagers, old-school cellphones, and obviously the very 90s-inspired clothes would make the movie feel ancient at this point, but when you watch it

Movies

Jar Jar Binks Actor Reveals The Backlash He Received Almost Made Him Take His Own Life

By Tanya
I think we can all agree that the Star Wars movies are iconic. Even if they aren't your favorite, you still understand that they are a truly epic movies.The problem is that there are a lot of toxic fans who feel like they have the right to attack the people who make it, just because something isn't up to their impossibly high standards.Whether it's a character they don't like, a plot point that falls flat, or costumes that aren't right, some so-called fans will throw huge fits and criticize people, taking it so much farther than they need

90s

Tours Banned From Visiting 'Full House' Location After Neighbors Tell Them To 'Cut It Out'

By Tanya
Watching Full House as a kid was one of the most important things we had to do. Every week we would tune in to see how the Tanner family was doing, and after all those years it started to feel kind of like it was our house too. As all of us 90s kids got older, we realized that this house was actually a real place, and while we couldn't go inside of it, we could at least do a tour where we saw the outside in person. There were a lot of different tours that would take big groups

90s

Kelsey Grammer Is Trying To Reboot 'Fraiser' But Fans Are Not Happy

By Tanya
When you think of the biggest sitcoms of the 90s, you probably have a few that pop into your mind. Friends, Will & Grace, Roseanne, Seinfeld, and of course Fraiser were basically required viewing in the 90s, and now yet another one of those may come back. Fraiser was a spin-off of Cheers, and while many other spin-offs fail miserably, this one managed to run for 11 seasons. Following the psychiatrist's family life in Seattle was always a good time, and now Kelsey Grammer is looking to bring it back. Grammer played Fraiser Crane for over 20 years between his run

Fads

Inflatable Chairs Are Coming Back So You Can Have The 90s Bedroom You Always Wanted

By Tanya
If you were a kid in the 90s, then chances are a house filled with inflatable furniture was your greatest dream. I remember thinking about what it would be like to get my first apartment when I was young, and I figured that a house full of inflatable furniture was an economical option. Granted, I was only nine years old and didn't really think about how uncomfortable that would be. It didn't matter anyway, because by the time I was old enough to have an apartment, inflatable furniture was a thing of the past. Triboo ClubIt's fine, we could live

90s

Uncle Jesse And Aunt Becky Were The Best Couple Of The 90s, And Keep Proving It 30 Years Later

By Tanya
When you think back to all the most famous couples of the 90s, I'm sure a few stand out. Sure, Ross and Rachel were popular, and the whole Brenda/Kelly/Dylan love triangle was interesting, but there was one relationship that has proven to truly stand the test of time. When Uncle Jesse met Danny Tanner's new Wake Up, San Francisco co-host, Rebecca "Becky" Donaldson, the whole world shifted. It was like everything fell into place. There were harps playing beautiful melodies, the sun came out from behind a thunderous cloud, and everyone on the planet felt some peace. Jesse

Celebrities

Kirstie Alley "Still Loves" John Travolta, And Admits She Almost Ran Away With Him

By Tanya
There have been a lot of celebrity couples over the years, but while they are always interesting, it's the couples that almost happened that really catch our attention. One of the most famous couples that could have been in the 90s was John Travolta and Kirstie Alley. They starred in the Look Who's Talking trilogy together, but each of them have admitted that it was nearly something much more. Alley is currently taking part in Celebrity Big Brother U.K. where she is in a house with a bunch of stars. She was telling them all about her past romances,
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