Kristy Anderson

Halloween is almost here!

Often, our favorite films and TV shows feature a group of characters who, for the greater good of all in their world, will embark on a mission from which they do not expect to return.

Since premiering in 2015, Descendants, a film focusing on the teenage children of Disney's most popular heroes and villains, has become one of the most popular Disney Channel original movies. It built on its success, with a sequel in 2017.

Since he first came to life on the big screen in the 1966 featurette Winnie The Pooh And The Honey Tree, Winnie the Pooh and his friends have become some of the most beloved characters in the vast Disney library. Where many other characters from his era appear in a single film, Pooh Bear endures, with films and shows starring him still being produced to this day. Pooh is eternally innocent and childlike, constantly learning new things. As Pooh and his friends learn, so too do the children watching them.

After eight groundbreaking seasons, Game of Thrones has come to an end, and some fans are already suffering Westeros withdrawals.

Children of the '90s were born into a time when the world was just beginning to settle into the big changes that had happened in previous decades. It was a time where it was becoming more common for women to return to the workforce soon after having children. To be a Tomboy was slightly more accepted, though still thought strange by older generations. 'Boy' things were still said to be meant for boys, and 'girl' things meant for girls.