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90s

Will Smith Has Just Shared The First Photo Of The Aladdin Cast All Together

By Tanya
The new Aladdin movie is officially in production! Filming has started and the whole cast is ready to make all this Disney reboot the best yet. DisneyWe have even been adding more cast members as recently as this week, and people are getting excited to see how all of this is going to turn out. It's hard to imagine how they intend on making something so whimsical and magical like Aladdin come to life, but I guess we will just have to be patient. DisneyThe cast has finally all assembled in one place, and it's pretty exciting to see them

90s

Will Smith Just Released A New Single, And We're Not Gettin' Jiggy With It

By Tanya
During the 90s, Will Smith was obviously the Fresh Prince that we all knew and loved. His songs were basically the happiest rap songs around. They were upbeat, positive, and unlike other rap songs from the time, didn't use any bad language. FlavorwireWhether he was 'Gettin Jiggy With It'...YouTubeOr heading down to 'Miami' YouTubeHe brought us to the 'Wild Wild West'YouTubeAnd helped us learn about the super cool 'Men In Black'YouTubeBut then it stopped being as important to have a song to match the movie so he stopped making them. The last movie he added his own song to

90s

There's Now A Bob Ross Coloring Book And It'll Make You Want To Color All The Happy Little Trees

By Tanya
Whether you are an artist or not, it's easy to appreciate Bob Ross. He is a kind man who speaks in a way that feels like he is always trying to motivate you to do your best. The things Ross was able to do with paint were incredible, but it was only half the reason we watched. PBSWhile he was obviously an amazing artist, it was really all the things he said while he painted that kept us all glued to the TV. Having him tell you that "There are no mistakes, just happy accidents" was simultaneously comforting and entertaining.

80s

10 Times Celebrity PSAs Tried (And Failed) To Scare Us Straight

By Awa
Television programming in the 80s and 90s were all gems. Children at the time learned a lot by watching TV so Public Service Announcements (PSAs) were a big deal. During an era without internet and social media, televised PSAs were very important in raising awareness for social issues relating to drug use, education, sex, etc. These announcements benefited from star power so they usually featured celebrities to get people's attention. I guess people listened to their favorite stars more than their family and friends?Here are 10 serious, bizarre and funny PSAs featuring some popular celebrities from the 80s and
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