Kendra Beltran

Every generation has its soundtrack ingrained into the fabric of their being. Usually, the soundtrack is fully realized by the time they enter adulthood.

A long-standing yearbook tradition is the senior superlatives. The "Most Likely to Succeed" kids that proved to be top of their class for ions, the

Text chats on screens, Zoom calls, ride-sharing — all of the aforementioned (and so many other) technological advancements have become the norm in entertainment.

Animated movies aren't just colorful realms created to entertain children. Yes, there is a lot of that going on, but at their core are values and

Text chats on screens, Zoom calls, ride-sharing — all of the aforementioned (and so many other) technological advancements have become the norm in entertainment.

Animated movies aren't just colorful realms created to entertain children. Yes, there is a lot of that going on, but at their core are values and messages to hold onto that can provide aid and, often, solace. This is especially true for Pixar. From the skies in which Carl flew his home to the depths of the sea, these are the best life lessons Pixar characters have delivered over the years — so far.

A good song will stick around for a few months to a year. A great song will last forever.

In the ‘90s, movies featuring people who appeared anywhere from 40-to-99 years old were commonplace hits with the younger folks.

It could be the magic of Disney that has made their movies some of the most beloved in cinema history, or the fact that their flicks showcase

The '90s are further in the past than we'd like to admit. Movies like Kindergarten Cop and Jurassic Park are well over three decades old.