Whether the Spice Girls make you wanna dance or Austin Powers makes you randy, we are celebrating all things '90s with a guide to five Halloween costumes you can pull together faster than a Ross and Rachel "break."
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12 of The Most Haunted Places in America—And The Books That Define Them
Beware the restless spirits and evil forces that occupy these eerie places. Their stories alone are the stuff nightmares are made of. Experience the spookiness of each for yourself through the books and movies that they inspired.
Remember When: Halloween in 1997
The year is 1997, and it's almost Halloween. Jennifer Love Hewitt is starring in "I Know What You Did Last Summer!" and it seems like everyone is dressing up as Batman. When your nose isn't buried in one of the "Goosebumps" books, you're watching "Hocus Pocus" for the umpteenth time. It was a spooky time to be alive. Curious about the guy who wrote those "Goosebumps" books? Find yourself wondering what happened to Billy Butcherson from "Hocus Pocus"? And what was the guy who illustrated "Scary Stories" thinking? We went digging for the answers. Get ready to scare up some nostalgia.
Welcome To The 'Museum of Death'
Fascinated by skeletons? Not afraid to die? Welcome to the Morbid Anatomy Museum. If everyone who has ever lived, has died, death can't be that bad, right?
The Magic Wheelchairs That Turn Kids Into Superheroes
One Halloween, Ryan Weimer's then-3-year-old son wanted to dress up as a pirate. But his son, who has spinal muscular atrophy, is restricted to a wheelchair. So Ryan fashioned a homemade costume that incorporated the wheelchair as a pirate ship, and his son absolutely loved it. From that idea was born Magic Wheelchair.
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