POP CULTURE

As the market for licensed cereals grew, kids sat down for spoonfuls of Gremlins puffs and soggy Barbie bowls.

Over the course of the 1980s, INXS went from fledgling Australian pub rockers to global superstars. Then tragedy struck when, in 1997, lead singer Michael Hutchence was found dead.

What better way to celebrate the upcoming release of ‘Frozen 2’ than with an epic Star Trek/Disney crossover?

Lon Chaney Sr. was one of the biggest movie stars of his era—and most famous for hiding in plain sight behind the masks of his various characters.

The popular 1990s board game, which was hit with criticism for promoting reckless spending and stereotyping women as frenzied shoppers, is about to make a comeback.

You probably won’t see the ghosts of Harry’s parents in the halls, but you might glimpse one of Nearly Headless Nick’s contemporaries.

Edgar Allan Poe's classic—and kind of creepy—narrative poem has been inspiring artists for nearly 175 years.

HBO’s 'Watchmen' explores what the world looks like 30-plus years after the events of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's famed graphic novel. But that doesn't mean you won't find plenty of hidden references to the comic's 1980s setting.

There are good movies, there are bad movies, and there are movies that are so infinitely terrible that it’s hard not to love them just a little bit.

Voldemort looks increasingly shabby as the last Harry Potter movie progresses, and Wizarding World just explained why.

There’s more to the story of Queen Elizabeth II’s younger sister than what you’ve seen on Netflix’s ‘The Crown.’

A reboot of Jim Henson's holiday classic 'Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas' is in development, and Bret McKenzie—who won an Oscar for his music in the 2011 reboot of 'The Muppets'—is attached to write the script and the songs.