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Don't Get Mad, Get All The Secrets! Director Of The First Wives Club Celebrates The 20th Anniversary By Sharing Set Secrets

By Tanya
The First Wives Club was a movie that apparently almost was completely different. The film was cut and cut again, rewritten and changed around so much so that it is almost unrecognizable from the original intent. It all worked out in the end, with the movie making a successful $105 million in its theatrical release and has remained a popular movie since it was released. The director of the film has released a few of the secrets of filming in an interview with Vogue that might make you think a little bit differently about the 90s classic.      

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90's Things We All Wish Were Still Socially Acceptable

By Meg
If chokers can make a comeback, why can't something else?The 90's were filled with a myriad of incredible trends with enough variety to please everyone. But when Y2K happened, it's like no one ever cared about jelly shoes and slap bracelets anymore. Things changed, man. People got tech-savvy and everyone started paying attention to personal style and what's "cool." Here are some of our favorite things from the 90's that we wish still had a place in our world.1. Yelling "NOT!" after complimenting someone.The ultimate roast. The ol' switcharoo. Making someone think you complimented them and then

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90s Kids, Do You Remember These Weird Toy Commercials?

By Tanya
You want a doll that can pee? The 90s had it. A game about killing off people to inherit a fortune? The 90s had it. What about a truck with teeth that could "slime" your other cars? The 90s once again had it. Toy commercials are one of the greatest things that any kid had to look forward to, but looking back now they feel a little weird. For example, why was it so easy to find a doll that could pee in the 90s? Was that really such a hot commodity? Let's take a look at some of the

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#RoastThe90s Will Have Every 90s Kid Saying "True, True"

By Meg
The 90s are something beloved by almost everyone who lived through them. And what do you do when you love something so much?You roast it to a crisp. Recently people took to Twitter using the hashtag "#RoastThe90s" to put our beloved decade under fire for some of the outrageous things we had to deal with. Here's some of our favorites. #RoastThe90sI want to use the internet, but my dad is on the phone— Ross Moorhouse (@RossMoorhouse) September 18, 2016 If you want to know the definition of irony, don't call Alanis Morissette. #RoastThe90s— Theresa (@tlcprincess)

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Celebrate The 20th Anniversary Of The N64 By Remembering These Classic Games

By Tanya
Nintendo 64 first arrived in North American stores in September 1996. That was 20 years ago. It doesn't feel like it was 20 years ago, but maybe that's just me. I still remember the envy as I heard all my friends telling me that they got an N64 for Christmas. I remember inviting myself over to the houses of those lucky kids who had the games I so desperately wanted every weekend and staying up until the wee hours of the morning attempting to master them. In honor of the 20th anniversary of the Nintendo 64, here are some of
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