It Came From the Kid Lit Section: Remembering the Children’s Horror Boom of the 1990s
Series like R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps introduced '90s kids to horror at a young age.
Series like R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps introduced '90s kids to horror at a young age.
Get ready for Halloween with Krispy Kreme’s Ghostbusters collection.
Here’s another reason to add Japan to your bucket list: a Nintendo museum just opened in the country.
Champagne, caviar, and a “kerosene-like” smell made a supersonic flight aboard the Concorde one to remember.
Introducing the inflatable chair you didn't know you needed.
To curb teen pregnancies, schools in the ‘80s forced kids to care for another delicate dependent: an egg.
If you have these consoles lying around, you might want to consider selling them on eBay.
Whether you’re in the mood for a slasher movie or a kung-fu classic, discover the best movies to watch from 1974 on Tubi, Max, and other streaming platforms.
Just like Myspace before it, Instagram is letting users add 30-second song clips to their profiles.
In honor of its 30th anniversary, discover even more fun facts about NBC’s hit sitcom, ‘Friends,’ which helped turn its cast—including Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, and Courteney Cox—into household names.
The boogying baby animation from ‘Ally McBeal’ was one of the internet's first viral memes, and was alternately charming and horrifying.
The Simi Valley residence was the site of the Freeling family's close encounter with malevolent spirits.
Airing in 1977, the show was an honest depiction of teen troubles—so honest that some adults couldn’t handle it.
The controversial captive couture has its share of fans and detractors.
‘The Andy Griffith Show’ star didn’t seem cut out to be a movie star. But thanks to some enduring connections to Mayberry, Knotts would have the last laugh.
The game, which is the same shade as the famous 'Legend of Zelda' gold cartridge, was produced for the 1990 Nintendo World Championships.
Consumer tastes have shifted over the past 20 years.
These retro novelizations of classic movies like ‘Alien’ and ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ read like the best kind of blast from the past.
A fleet of warships is still running on 8-inch floppy disk power.
Han shot first.
Redline Hot Wheels toys can command a lot more on the secondary market than you might expect.
The Doodle Bear inspired many young Picassos in the 1990s.
The classic 1970s TV commercial is one of the most famous of all time, but no one ever actually utters its most quoted line.
Filmed over 75 years ago, this retro home movie follows one Ohio family as they drive to California and visit some classic American attractions along the way.