Rewind the '90s

Donald v. Ivana; Nancy vs. Tonya; Backstreet Boys vs. NSYNC.

From a primetime cartoon family getting into it with the president to a show about nothing, the 1990s tore the comedy rulebook in half, revitalized old icons and gave rise to bold new voices.

A new generation of teenagers with cash to spend flips the script and molds the decade in its own image as "TRL" rules the airwaves, "Scream" redefines a genre and "House Party" kicks off a dance craze.

From the death of the Cold War to the birth of a space station, 1990s dreams come true, but existential fears build as Biosphere 2 blurs fact and fiction, "The X-Files" makes people paranoid, and panic grows over clones, fight clubs and Y2K.

With a Beanie Babies feeding frenzy and Harry Potter changing the literary landscape, the 1990s was the decade of the craze, as country artist Garth Brooks ruled the music charts and Must-See TV ruled the airwaves.

Beavis and Butt-Head's bromance, children with pocket-sized digital pets, a little blue pill that provided millions with a new lease on their sex lives, Pedro Zamora's experience of living with HIV, and RuPaul all redefined love.