Kids today will never know the sheer anxiety you'd get whenever you handled a Beanie Baby without a tag protector.

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like the toilet from Look Who’s Talking Too or those demented trees that loomed over McDonald’s PlayPlaces. Those are just some things that scared ‘90s kids, so let’s look at the rest.

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So, how many of these things do you have…? Kicking off this list is one of the most sought-after toys of the 90s, the Furby. If you were a kid in the latter part of the decade, chances are this ...

After it was announced Balamory was making an unexpected comeback to CBeebies, another classic kids ... @metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we ...

The 90s were the days. From new technology to great ... But with the cost of living crisis crippling Brits, you'll want to know just how much things have changed since the decade.

Adults in the UK sink 39 bottles Sauvignon blanc and Merlot on average each year, data shows. Consumption has soared 12-fold since the 1960s, partly fuelled by higher boozing rates among women.

The 90s are synonymous with a few things: grunge, the early days of the internet, and the age of different art forms converging into one. A new docuseries on Hulu called In Vogue: The 90s ...