Kendra Beltran

Think of Farrah Fawcett 's hair in that infamous poster from the ‘70s or Uncle Jesse's undeniable mane from Full House . Those hair moments made

Not only does it star Kristen Bell, Veronica Mars herself, but it also stars Adam Brody, the most millennial-coded boyfriend. Those are just a few reasons why Nobody Wants This is the series of the year, but here are some more!

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Every generation has its sector of celebrities they become obsessively infatuated with, dating back to Boomers and the all-out mania over The Beatles. These are the celebrities who will never not be considered millennials’ collective boyfriends.

As Blink-182 once famously declared, “Work sucks, I know…” However, it sucks even more when the people that surround you daily are an absolute nightmare.

Disney movies are a staple in the lives of millions of people worldwide, with the parks alone garnering billions annually from visitors who love nothing more than to get swept away in those magical kingdoms.

Actors like Tom Hanks can step into myriad roles, all so different from one another, and deliver every time.

Lucy Ricardo, George Jefferson, and Bart Simpson are among a crop of characters who made their mark on the small screen from the very start of television through the final leg of the 21st century.

The ‘90s is often considered one of the best eras of television, giving way to iconic gems such as Friends ER , and In Living Color.

The hype for Halloween and Christmas can often leave Thanksgiving feeling like the forgotten middle child, but that should be far from the case.