It's time to "Binge-watch like it's 1999" again with RetroBox's VHS Combo TV.

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Longing for the nostalgia of watching home movies, like in the VHS days, but stuck with all your personal videos saved on an iPhone? Sure, you can AirPlay them to the TV, but the experience is not the ...

In 1998, Nickelodeon released The Rugrats Movie, which featured all the familiar characters from the beloved cartoon. It’s a masterpiece of animated storytelling, but what stands out is its soundtrack ...

As I shift my car into park outside the metallic warehouse that houses Cap City Video Lounge, a surge of memories engulfs my mind. I'm transported to my childhood home, where I grasp the dark, ...

That old TV show from the 90s is coming back! The nostalgia era of film and TV is still going strong as we're set to be getting a 4th instalment to The Rugrats Movies. Remember them from 1998. 2000 ...

Paramount+ just removed many Nickelodeon titles from its library, including BLUE’S ROOM, BIG TIME RUSH and THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR. Boy Genius Report shared a list of all the shows and movies that ...

How’s your VCR situation these days? The video players, which fell out of fashion in the early 2000s with the rise of DVDs (followed by Blu-rays and 4K Ultra HD), seem to be experiencing a comeback.

In 1993, Nickelodeon entered into a two-year contract with 20th Century Fox to develop feature films. Although the first movie to be released was Harriet the Spy in 1996, a live-action comedy, it was ...

From Ice Cream Mountain to a fantastic voyage to retrieve a watermelon seed, “Rugrats” has taken us on funny, bold, and often moving adventures for over 30 years. Though its original audience is all ...

The Rugrats is being given the reboot treatment with a movie that will reportedly be a live-action CGI hybrid. (Nickelodeon) The Rugrats were a formative part of many people's childhoods and, it seems ...