Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock are currently starring in two of the country's biggest films — so it stands to reason that they'd be invited to reenact the classic piano scene from 1988's Big on a British talk show.
Cartoonist Bill Watterson has been notoriously against allowing his beloved creations Calvin and Hobbes to be commercially repurposed, despite their immense continued popularity nearly 20 years after their final strip.
Nearly 15 years since it put the kibosh on what would go on to become the most legendary episode of Dexter's Laboratory, Cartoon Network has finally released the foul-mouthed episode deemed too rude to air.
Backwards clothes pioneers Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly and Chris "Daddy Mac" Smith — better known to older Millennials as kid rap outfit Kris Kross — have announced plans to reunite, bringing us all perilously close to '90s nostalgia singularity.
Girl Meets World, the Disney Channel's highly anticipated sequel to ABC's fondly remembered '90s sitcom Boy Meets World, is reportedly moving forward with the original show's leading stars Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel.
Ian Bennett takes a break from recording his adventure travelogue to recall the imaginary games he and his sister used to play as children (and some they still play as adult) — discovering along the way that we all played (and play) the same games, and are not so different after all.
Two new Old Navy ads recently unveiled feature a treat for the teens of yesteryear in the form of four West Beverly alums: Jennie Garth, Jason Priestley, Luke Perry, and Gabrielle Carteris.
PBS and mash-up master John "melodysheep" Boswell of Symphony of Science fame have finally joined forces to launch a new video series entitled "PBS Icon Remixed."
Paul Fusco, who is not only the creator of beloved 80's sci-fi sitcom ALF but also the voice and principal puppeteer of the show's titular character, recently told The Hollywood Reporter he feels the world is ready for the diminutive Melmackian's triumphant return.
Break out the Dance of Joy because someone finally went and made a Perfect Strangers video game!
Attendees of an after-party celebrating the NYC premiere of a documentary about former Hole drummer Patty Schemel were treated to a seemingly impromptu reunion of the band's mid-90's lineup, complete with Melissa Auf der Maur on bass, Eric Erlandson on guitar, and Courtney Love behind the mic.
