90's nooner

In recent years, bands from the 90's have been making a comeback of sorts. Just last year we saw the return of Soundgarden with a brand new album, former LIVE lead singer Ed Kowalczyk is out on his own with a new solo album, and even "Possum Kingdom" hit maker The Toadies are still making new music while hitting road...

Remember when SPACE JAM first came out in 1996? It was a huge success. The first pairing of real life stars with the characters of the Looney Toons. It was a mix of live action and animation telling the story of Michael Jordan's first retirement from the NBA and how Bugs Bunny needed his help.

Taking two things from the 90s and putting them together can make for some amazing combinations - Much like the case here of a "super cut" David Hasselhoff rapping the "Fresh Prince" theme.

Ah, the days of going to a video store to possibly rent the latest blockbuster release on VHS or video game. Roaming the aisles endlessly if they didn't have what you wanted to find something that might be enjoyable. Ah, the good ol' days.

Say what you want about Everlast, but you have to give credit to the man for still putting out music to this day. Many remember him from his House of Pain days in the early 90's and others know him from when he switched musical styles and became a rock vocalist in the late 90's.

Sure, Zack Morris had a cell the size of a toaster. (And Kelly Kapowski.) But was he a surf dude WITH ATTITUDE?! We think not. The cast of the '90s teen sitcom 'California Dreams' might have played second fiddle to those other teen-phenoms on 'Saved by the Bell,' but they still managed to make a pop-culture splash all their own.