1970s punk or 1990s hedonist – when was the best time to be a teenager?
As teen sitcom That’s ‘70s Show is to be joined by That ‘90s Show, our writers debate which decade was the best to come of age in...
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As teen sitcom That’s ‘70s Show is to be joined by That ‘90s Show, our writers debate which decade was the best to come of age in...
Harry Potter saved their industry – 25 years later, they’re pretending she doesn’t exist. It’s pure hypocrisy
Handheld consoles are the best part of games, I reckon. I love them more than any other aspect of this brilliant and di…
Matt Wesolowski's novels explore chilling crimes with a supernatural twist in a podcast style.
BBC News By Will Chalk image copyrightNetflix image captionRL Stine's books were 'PG rated', but he says the Netflix movies are 'definitely not' There are a lot of rumours about children's horror author RL Stine. That he's dead (not true), that he's actually a collection of writers working under one name (also not true), and that he was once writing a new book every week. "That's not true either," he tells us. "It took two weeks." Now aged 77, the man behind series such as Goosebumps, Give Yourself Goosebumps, Fear Street and Point Horror says even he's lost count of exactly how many books he...