Inside the ‘90s ‘cult’ that locked humans inside ‘Spaceship Earth’

Singer R. Kelly, already facing trial in three states on sexual abuse, child pornography, kidnapping and obstruction of justice charges, has been hit with an updated indictment in Chicago stemming from a newly-identified victim, court documents showed on Friday.

The video for Arizona Zervas’ viral hit-turned-legit smash “Roxanne” is, in its own way, a trip through ’90s movie history. The clip directed by Nick Jardona and released earlier this week references such classics as 1993’s “Groundhog Day,” 1994’s “Pulp Fiction” and 1996’s “Trainspotting” — in addition to 2003’s “Kill Bill” and 2004’s “50 First Dates.”

Fresh off its Oscar victory for “Parasite,” Neon has acquired worldwide rights to “Spaceship Earth,” an acclaimed documentary about the construction of a biosphere. The film had its world premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where it was nominated for the grand jury prize.

Selling more records than any other English group since The Beatles, Take That gave pop music a massive shot in the arm and became the biggest British boy band of the 1990s. The band celebrated their 30th anniversary last year, embarking on a huge 'Greatest Hits Live Tour 2019' and performing across the country.

Yesterday, all our troubles seemed so far away… so why not revisit a classic era, when things felt simpler? Musicians are certainly game, with some of the ‘90s biggest acts about to hit the road in North America for concerts that should provide a serious nostalgia kick for attendees.

2020 marks 40 years of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith making music together. The duo started in the early '80s as their experimental, new wave band Freur and eventually transformed into Underworld, the heady electronic outfit that emerged as one of the '90s dance world's most celebrated acts.  Hyde’s stream-of-consciousness lyrics and charismatic

If the '90s taught us anything, it's that trends may come and go, but talent stays the same.

Alright #Roommates, the 90s snack gods have officially answered your prayers because one of the decades most popular snacks is finally back for another round. If you miss the days when you could eat as many Dunkaroos as you wanted—you’re in luck because they are back…for good!

Everything's getting a reboot nowadays, even Dunkaroos!

The experiment known as Biosphere 2 may be best remembered now — when remembered at all — as something that spawned “Bio-Dome,” the godawful 1996 comedy that is nonetheless many people’s favorite movie involving Pauly Shore or Stephen Baldwin.

Today is a holiday in several different ways. For starters, it's Super Bowl Sunday, which means football fans and even the most casual sports enthusiasts have a reason to gather up with some cold ones to dine on unhealthy snacks as they watch the Big Game, all of those commercials, and, of course, the halftime show.

Locke & Key took almost as many twists and turns on its way to television as the plot of the series itself. Between 2008 and 2013, writer Joe Hill and artist Gabriel Rodriguez published as sextet of limited series about the Lockes, a family still reeling from the murder of its patriarch, Rendell Locke, at the hands of a student as the story opens.

Almost as much a drama of public relations as the story of a surprisingly successful collective of '60s dreamers, Matt Wolf's Spaceship Earth gets to know the men and women responsible for Biosphere 2, a ballyhooed experiment in self-contained ecological sustainability.

Louise Redknapp has found herself in the middle of a legal battle with none other than Peppa Pig over copyright issues.

Shaquille O’Neal may have received a penalty for some of his hilariously over-the-top outfits from the ‘90s and early 2000s. So when the basketball legend stopped by Us Weekly, we had him play a game of “Fashion Police: When Bad Clothes Happen To Good People.” From a hot pink three-piece suit to his genie look from Kazaam, watch as he walks Us through his most epic style looks in the exclusive video above.