90s

She Was "The People's Princess," But 20 Years After Her Death We Finally Understand Just How Tragic Her Life Was

By Sandra
Everyone in the '90s remembers the night our world was rocked - the day the “People’s Princess” died in a car accident in Paris, France. Princess Diana was loved not only by the people of the United Kingdom but around the world. Harper's BazaarPrincess Diana’s funeral was named to be the most-watched live TV event with 31 million viewers in the UK and 33 million people in the United States tuning in. The TimesWhile her funeral took place only six days after her tragic death on August 31, 1997, people haven’t forgotten the story of

Pop Culture

How Do You Do, Fellow Kids, Here Are 8 Facts Everyone Should Know About Steve Buscemi

By Sandra
The king of character actors, Steve Buscemi has made us laugh through his decades in Hollywood. From big budget flicks to independent projects he has appeared in well over 100 movies over the past 30 years. With an impressive list of movie titles under his belt including Fargo, Reservoir Dogs, Monsters, Inc. and The Big Lebowski, he continues to add to his filmography every year. Well, we always know that he will have us laughing when he comes on screen, there are many things we didn't know about this iconic actor of our time.1. He was born on Friday

90s

"Grace Under Fire" Star Reveals She's Homeless

By Sandra
After starring in the successful ABC sitcom, Grace Under Fire for five years, many people would be surprised to learn that actress, Brett Butler found herself homeless. Butler was nominated for a Golden Globe award twice for her role in the series that aired from 1993-1998. Film RiseShe has now admitted that she struggled with substance abuse while starring in the Chuck Lorre-created show. The sitcom was cancelled in 1998 after she was asked to leave the set because of her drug use. "I almost died like Michael Jackson. ... I was dying of addiction," she said in an interview with

90s

7 Photos Of Pop Stars When They Debuted Vs. Now That Will Make You Nostalgic, Then Mildly Uncomfortable

By Sandra
From crimped hair to vibrant colors, some of the trends of the 80s and 90s make us look back and cringe. So does seeing our favorite celebrities from our childhood. Whether you idolized these singers as your role models, or you loved to emulate their style, you're about to feel very old. Check out what our favorite 80s and 90s pop stars looked like when they first debuted their album, compared to their most recent tracks. Britney SpearsDebut Album: ...Baby One More Time (1999)BillboardMost Recent Album: Glory (2016)BillboardMariah Carey Debut Album: Mariah Carey (1990)BillboardMost Recent Album: Me.

Celebrities

Why Did Brendan Fraser Just Swing Right Out Of Our Lives After The 90s?

By Sandra
Brendan Fraser seemed to be a rising star in the late 1990s, but for some reason that never came to be. With his 1994 hit Airheads we remember marveling in his comedic ability along side Adam Sandler and Steve Buscemi. For a short period of time, Fraser became the most popular movie star in the world. His rise in the box office was stimulated by a surprising success of the 1997 Christmas release of George Of The Jungle. No one predicted the level of success Disney would have with this 90s flick. With a $55 million investment in the movie,

Pop Culture

How The Strongest Couple From Our Childhood Almost Fell Apart

By Sandra
After being married for 15 years, two of our favorite faces from the 90s are sharing the secrets to their lasting union. The Buffy The Vampire Slayer alum appeared on Harry Connick Jr.'s talk show and spilled some secrets about her marriage that have us all surprised. The couple first met while filming the 1997 hit I Know What You Did Last Summer, and after a dinner date in 2000, the sparks flew. "We ended up being the perfect balance. But it didn't happen until years after and there was a solid foundation built, and that's probably the main

Pop Culture

10 Iconic TV Show Episodes That Will Fill You With Christmas Cheer

By Sandra
Nothing gets you in the Christmas spirit quite like seeing your favorite sitcom regulars celebrating the holidays. Whether it's a special guest appearance, hilarious holiday situations or something that pulls on the heartstrings, these Christmas episodes are definitely worth going back to watch again. 1. Full House- "Our Very First Christmas Show"You can't forget Jesse's speech about the true meaning of Christmas and the moment that the Tanner family is surprised by their wrapped gifts unexpectedly appearing on the luggage carousel. Even they couldn't see what the holidays had in store for them and it was great. 2. Pinky

80s

11 Signs You've 100% Turned Into Clark Griswold At Christmas

By Sandra
We all want to give our family a fun-filled Christmas, but how do we know when we've taken it too far? The holidays can be a stressful time that many of us survive with the help of Tylenol and alcohol. That's why it's fun to sit back, relax and watch a Christmas movie that we can all have a chuckle to. As the years go on, the random laughter becomes something more relateable, because we realize exactly how Clark is feeling during the holidays. With crazy family situations, dealing with your boss around the holidays and getting your house ready,

Pop Culture

8 Shows From Our Childhood That We Didn't Realize Were Groundbreaking At The Time

By Sandra
I'm going to come right out and say it, the 90s were the golden age of television. It's the decade when we started pushing and challenging social norms. From introducing sex on television, to gender and social issues, the 90s was a time to rethink what we defined as 'normal'. Without the early 'girl power' vibes from Buffy The Vampire Slayer and the hilarity of every day life from Seinfeld, I wonder where television would be today if we never d these shows. Some of them were ahead of themselves in format, some in the openness of their content, while

90s

10 Behind-The-Scenes Secrets From 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' That Will Make You Come Back From The Dead Twice

By Sandra
We were first introduced to Buffy The Vampire Slayer in 1992 with a feature film. The movie performed well in the box office, and five years later Buffy was back on the small screen for a series that we all grew to love. Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, this show grew to be a fan-favorite across the supernatural and science fiction world. Sarah, who was previously known on the soap opera All My Children rose to stardom as she battled the forces of darkness with her kick ass moves. The show was nominated for for an Emmy and won three Golden
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