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Top TV Shows of the 90's!
"Saved by the Bell" - Who didn't want to go to school at Bayside High in hopes of dating their crush or hanging out at the Max with the gang?
"Full House" - No matter how old you were, you know you watched it; and if you get the right channels, you probably watch reruns too!
"Step by Step" - This 1991 spin-off of "The Brady Bunch" was good family entertainment for all.…
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How to get the most out of tailgating
One of the best parts about going to college football games is tailgating before the game. Who doesn't love getting together with friends, having a good time, grilling and drinking a few beers before the game?
To make tailgating a truly great experience, there are a few things you need to do.…
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Most Influential Movies of the 90's
"Reality Bites" - A scary but often true story for the '90s generation: graduating college and joining the real world in a post-Reagan era. Full of '90s lingo and an inside look at how MTV truly affected an entire generation, but not for the better.
"Dazed and Confused" - A teenage classic, showing us what the world would have been like had we kept the drinking age at 18.…
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Most Influential Bands of the 90's
Save Ferris, No Doubt, Skankin' Pickle and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Ska just like it should be. Everybody knows that they miss skanking around in Vans at the sixth grade dance, and that Gwen Stefani was way cooler when she was still in love with Tony.
'N Sync, 98 Degrees, Backstreet Boys and Britney
The pop music we all loved.…
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'Quarantine' re-ignites zombie genre
It's been awhile since a good scary movie hit the box office, but "Quarantine," directed by John Erick Dowdle, finally put an end to that long dry spell with its blend of suspense, horror and acting.
The story follows up-and-coming reporter Angela Vidal (Jennifer Carpenter/"The Exorcism of Emily Rose") as she and her cameraman Scott Percival (Steve Harris) conduct a ride-along with the Los Angeles Fire Department.…
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