School lunch in the 1990s wasn't necessarily about who had the best food. It was about who had the coolest food. A plain sandwich and apple couldn't compete with a Lunchables tray you got to assemble ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: For Jaleel White, the resurgence of the ’90s in pop culture today is a matter that is totally “deeper than trends.” Instead, the Family Matters alum credits the ...

One of the hardest parts of releasing a successful debut album is the follow-up release. A sophomore release can be a make-or-break moment for an artist or band. It’s often difficult to replicate the ...

HGTV’s Totally ‘90s House is pulling out all the stops with star-studded contestants, home renovation challenges and a shocking cast change. Host Jaleel White teases a surprise shakeup, saying, “And ...

PEOPLE has dedicated a new special issue to the iconic decade of the ‘90s The special edition features a look back at the TV shows, movies, pop stars, athletes, celebrities and headlines that fans ...

‘Totally 90s House’ will see stars like Brian Austin Green, Jodie Sweetin, Melissa Joan Hart and more go head-to-head in the nostalgic competition show HGTV HGTV’s new show Totally 90s House will ...

'Totally ‘90s House' will star Brian Austin Green, Beverley Mitchell, Jodie Sweetin, Melissa Joan Hart, Matthew Lawrence, Keshia Knight Pulliam and Joey Lawrence in a six-episode season that premieres ...

As a 1996 baby, I don’t exactly remember what the trendiest haircuts of the 1990s were. I was, obviously, only 4 years old. But as I recently flipped through my mom’s scrapbooks of the decade (she ...

In the 1980s, Big Tobacco started playing a major role in America’s food industry, buying up companies like General Foods, Kraft, and Nabisco. And that role, according to a new study, included using R ...

A new UC San Francisco study reveals how Philip Morris Companies Inc. used cigarette research, flavor engineering, and behavioral science to turn Lunchables into one of America’s most successful ultra ...

Millennials who grew up in the 1990s experienced a highly specific brand of childhood: One soundtracked by dial-up screeching, fueled by mall food court samples, and cluttered with enough neon plastic ...