nostalgia

Nostalgia has taken to the grocery aisles. Unliver announced they were bringing bring back a fan favorite, Viennetta ice cream, from the 80’s and 90’s for the first time in 30 years. Read the full story now.

Courteney Cox channeled her inner-Monica Geller to recreate the dance that she did for Matthew Perry’s character, Chandler Bing, from the 1998 holiday episode, ‘The One with All the Thanksgivings.’ See it now.

’Happy Days’ is reuniting to show their support for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. Scott Baio, who played Chachi in the ‘50s-set sitcom, will not appear, but ‘Full House’ star John Stamos offered to take his place. Read more now.

The 1996 film ‘The Craft’ is getting a reboot that will bypass its previously anticipated theater release and head straight to Amazon Prime Video just in time for Halloween. See the trailer now.

An Arizona man recently made $6,000 by selling a vintage t-shirt from ‘Aladdin,’ Disney’s monster-hit 1992 animated film. Read more on RADIO.COM.

Former Dawson’s Creek star, James van der Beek, talked about the viral crying meme and admitted he has a good sense of humor about it and believes it’s a career highlight. Read more and see his reaction now.

Kelly Ripa, now known to the world as the throwback queen, gave fans another peek at a young Mark Conseulos with his two children including a young, crying Lola. See the nostalgic picture hear and read their comments.

It’s been a great week for classic ‘90s TV shows and movies. In addition to the ‘Friends’ unscripted reunion coming to HBO Max, Selma Blair reunited with her ‘Cruel Intentions’ co-star Sarah Michelle Geller and the film’s director. Read more now.

In the words of Charli XCX, “I just want to go back, back to 1999.” And that’s exactly what the original cast and crew of “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” did over the weekend when they came together for an epic reunion, 17 years after the show took its final bow. PEOPLE reports that the lady...

“Freaky Friday” may have debuted 16 years ago, but it remains a Disney classic that’s fun for the whole family. The 2003 flick, based on a 1977 film of the same name, is filled with memorable scenes, quotable lines, and original music. Not to mention, it starred the queen of teen flicks at the time...