Mike Bedard

The 1990s were a monumental decade for animation. Plenty of kids who came of age during this time fondly remember watching classics of the medium

There's certainly a shady side to "Beast Games," the Prime Video reality series where MrBeast, aka Jimmy Donaldson, offers a $5 million prize to contestants willing to go through a series of intense challenges. Before the show came out, there were reports of a disorganized production and even on-set injuries. Yet the series is also a showcase of not just the depraved lengths some people will go to in order to win a ton of money, but also the integrity of the human spirit.

If you drive a diesel-powered vehicle in a part of the world with cold winters, there are lots of things you can do to protect your engine from the elements.

Now that we've seen Season 2 of "Squid Game," a lot of things that happen in Season 1 take on a whole new meaning and hint at the horrors to come.

"My Name Is Earl" is one of those sitcoms that remains beloved to a select group of fans but never really caught on in the zeitgeist in a way like "The Office" or "30 Rock" did.

While most driving laws are in place to keep everyone using the roads safe, there are a few that don't much sense. Here are the weirdest road laws in the U.S.

After Season 1 broke records and spawned numerous social media trends and memes, fans had to wait more than three years to finally see "Squid Game" Season 2. The new episodes didn't disappoint even if it felt like half a story, with a major cliffhanger setting up the show's third and final season. Fortunately, fans won't have to wait as long to see how everything plays out, as Netflix has already confirmed "Squid Game" Season 3 will come out at some point in 2025. The ending of "Squid Game" Season 2 left Seong Gi-hun's (Lee Jung-jae) rebellion in tatters, so it's evident the games will continue, at least for the time being. But what else might be on the table?

From "The Outer Worlds" to "Elder Scrolls," there are plenty of video games that deserve film or TV adaptations. Honestly, we'd also put 2015's "Until Dawn" on that list, as the terrifying game featuring a group of friends going to Blackwood Mountain and the accompanying mines to find one woman's missing sister is perfect for Hollywood. Your actions as the player decide each character's fate, and the plot changes based on your choices. It's an intense game, but... none of that seems to have made it into the upcoming movie if the recently released trailer is any indication.

On May 1, 1999, Nickelodeon debuted a new cartoon featuring a bunch of anthropomorphic sea critters called "SpongeBob SquarePants."