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90s

Michelle Pfeiffer Reveals The 'Batman Returns' Moment That She Can't Forget

By Tanya
Batman Returns is probably one of the best Batman movies out there. You've got the epic portrayal from Michael Keaton as Batman himself, there is Danny DeVito as the twisted Penguin, but most importantly there was Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman. Warner Bros.She was purr-fect in basically every way. She was simultaneously psychotic and seductive, confusing poor Bruce Wayne at every turn. Warner Bros.Pfeiffer played Selina Kyle in a way that will probably never be matched. Warner Bros.Her commitment to the role was really what solidified her as most people's definitive Catwoman. She had fun in the role,

Movies

These Winona Ryder Movies Prove She's A Much Bigger Part Of Your Life Than You Realize

By Jon
It's hard to believe that our childhood star Winona Ryder is turning 45 this year, having watched her go from obscure support actress to strong female lead. She has spent time both inside and out of the Hollywood spotlight, and her life has not been without drama even behind-the-scenes. Here's a closer look at one of the coolest actresses who manages to balance success with being the embodiment of the cult classic.She's terrified of waterThe RichestWhen only 12 years old, Ryder almost drowned in what must have been a traumatic near-death experience. She overcame this fear to take part

Pop Culture

8 Facts About Ghostwriter That Solve The Mystery Of Your Childhood

By Sandra
Did you always think of yourself as a detective every time you watched Ghostwriter? Whether you were good at puzzles or asking the right interview questions, watching the group of teens solve local crimes and mysteries with the help of their invisible friend made you want to be part of the action too!On the air from 1992-1995, this was a staple for many of us, who read far too many Nancy Drew novels. The 74 episodes had us thinking like true detectives and wishing we had an invisible friend to solve crimes with as well. The only way Ghostwriter

00s

Trucker Hats Are Making A Comeback Even Though No One Asked For It

By Tanya
Trucker hats were this trend that we all seemed to get sucked into, even though none of us really understood why. It was as though we saw Ashton Kutcher wear it one time and then we were all hooked. All the celebrities from the early 2000s were guilty of wearing a trucker hat, and most of them were made by Von Dutch. Former *Nsync member Justin Timberlake wore oneArchiesJournal8 Simple Rules star Kaley Cuoco wore oneWetPaintPop Princess Britney Spears wore oneRex/ShutterstockAshton Kutcher wore them all the timeE OnlineLindsay Lohan had them tooStephen Lovekin/Film MagicParis Hilton and Nicole Richie

Pop Culture

Thomas The Tank Engine Had A Twisted Episode That Will Make You Say "This Was A Kid's Show?

By Sandra
Children's television shows are usually packed full of positive messages, life lessons and wise words to help youngsters understand the way of the world. These shows are intended to give kids a solid foundation for morality and teach correct behavior. While most of the time they're spot on, some times they stray far from the mark, making us question everything we teach our kids. The 1984 television show, Thomas & Friends was no exception to that rule. Brightly colored trains captured the attention of kids everywhere and the story educated them with the help of voice-over narration.Keen.TVUpon closer examination

70s

Only True 'Schoolhouse Rock' Fans Will Remember These Lost Episodes

By Zachary
No matter how old you are, hearing the words "I'm just a bill" is bound to bring back some happy memories.I probably learned more from this cartoon than I did in Civics class.WUSFDespite all of the boring and slow educational shows we watched as kids, it was always enjoyable to learn something from Schoolhouse Rock. The TV show taught us math, science and English using catchy tunes that were easy to remember. Be honest, do you still hum the multiplication songs to yourself? That was why the show was created in the first place. Madison Avenue ad executive
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