nostalgia

Sometimes a star from the real world enters the sitcom world, because networks are hungry for audiences, and nothing draws folks in quite like the promise of The Doobie Brothers making an appearance.

Remember as a child barreling down the driveway onto the sidewalk on your Big Wheel.  You felt like you go do anything.  Hauling booty down the street was a thrill.  An even bigger thrill was the flag pole attached to your Big Wheel flapping in the wind.  Well, guess what. You can relive that childhood awesomeness when you ride your adult sized big wheel.

The folks behind Choose Your Own Adventure books are back, and this time they want to revolutionize cartoons -- and they need your help.

Learning to use the Internet may never be more amusing than it is in this video from 1997.

It's not exactly the 'Friends' reunion fans have been expecting, but it's still pretty amusing.

A couple of nights ago, Will Smith stopped by David Letterman's 'Late Show' to promote his newest film 'After Earth.' But before he did, the one-time Fresh Prince delivered an impromptu summer jam.

In the late '80s/early '90s, how many of you were glued to books by people like Christopher Pike, R.L. Stine and A. Bates? Long before 'Twilight,' these young adult authors were churning out sordid tales of psycho teenage killers, body-switching beautiful girls and revenge fantasies that also somehow involved final exams.

Time travel hasn't been invented yet (or if it has, those jerks aren't telling us), so this is probably the next best thing.

If we're going to wax all nostalgic about things, let's not even compare the way things used to be to the way things are now. Let's instead lament how HORRIBLE it would be if things from the past were invented today.

Of all the movies on late writer/director John Hughes' impressive resume, his 1986 comedy hit 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' has the most staying power.

Jocks -- we love to hate them. Especially at the movies. Whether they are football players, lacrosse stars or even the rare skiing celeb, the stereotypical jock has been the epicenter of many of our favorite films. They were tough, attractive (often) and usually got the girl-- what's not to like...

Between 1993 and 2000 Corey Matthews (Ben Savage) and his young friends grew into adulthood on the ABC sitcom 'Boy Meets World.'