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The 1990s was a major decade for Japanese animation. Thanks to media released in the 1980s, such as Akira, anime became more accessible and sought after on the global market, leading to a plethora of shows and films getting overseas dubs. Thanks to blocks like Cartoon Network’s Toonami, younger audiences were exposed to a wide variety of high-quality anime, which lay the bedrock for how globally dominant Japanese animation has become, sometimes even outperforming Western cartoons.
There are so many fantastic programs that premiered between 1990 and 1999—some of which are still ongoing—meaning that, if you’re interested in exploring this era and how it differs from today’s anime, you have your pick of the litter. For the purposes of this list, we will not be including anime that premiered in the late 1980s but ran into the 1990s, such as Ranma 1/2 and Dragon Ball Z, so consider those as very strong honorable mentions.
Ten-year-old Ash Ketchum (Hana Takeda, Rica Matsumoto, Veronica Taylor, and Sarah Natochenny) is an energetic boy living in a world full of Pokémon, mysterious creatures that use elemental attacks and who can evolve into larger, more powerful forms. He is given an electric mouse Pokémon named Pikachu (Ikue Ōtani) as his first partner, and after some initially rocky beginnings, they set off to travel the world and battle other strong trainers, so Ash can become a Pokémon Master. He is joined by numerous companions with their own hopes and dreams, and is hounded constantly by members of the criminal organization Team Rocket, who are obsessed with capturing Ash’s Pikachu.
Pokémon the Series is one of the biggest pop-culture icons to come from the 1990s, and played a key role in Pokémon‘s stranglehold on pop-culture during the late 1990s and early 2000s. While later seasons would try to match the rules of the games a bit closer, the original season was more concerned with doing its own thing, which ranged from including real-world animals to Electric-type attacks hurting Ground-type Pokémon. That said, there were also plenty of episodes that evoke strong emotions, like “Bye Bye Butterfree” and “Charmander – The Stray Pokémon,” and there is a lovely sense of nostalgia hearing the original 4Kids actors.
Seven young kids attending a summer camp together find themselves pulled into the Digital World, a parallel dimension inhabited by creatures made out of data called Digimon. The kids each receive Digimon partners, and, thanks to mysterious devices, they can temporarily allow their Digimon to transform into more powerful forms. This marks them as DigiDestined: heroes of prophecy who will save both worlds from wicked forces who seek to destroy and dominate all.
While at first Digimon Adventure might seem like a Pokémon knockoff, the two properties have nothing in common aside from transforming creatures. It tells a very solid quest story while managing to give each of its protagonists’ character arcs and believable personalities, including a wide array of home lives, from adoption to overbearing parents and divorced homes. The Digital World is also incredibly creative and detailed, with plenty of seemingly random items and locations, ensuring that each episode offered new surprises.
Lina Inverse (Megumi Hayashibara and Lisa Ortiz) is a teenage sorceress driven by wanderlust and greed. During her travels, she somehow acquires a group of more good-hearted and altruistic traveling companions, which means Lina often ends up getting roped into saving the world. Over time, she comes to like her friends, and figures that she can still get some gold out of battling the forces of evil.
Slayers offers a refreshing take on the typical high-fantasy quest thanks to its tone. Its high-stakes action is frequently broken up by moments of levity and comedy, from Lina’s petty attitude to hilarious slapstick comedy. The whole thing plays out like a Dungeons & Dragons campaign, complete with half of the troubles that befall the protagonists being of their own making.
Yusuke Urameshi (Nozomu Sasaki, Justin Cook, and Darren Pleavin) is a teenage delinquent and street fighter who dies saving a young boy from being hit by a car. However, it turns out his altruism caught the eye of the Underworld’s elite, and he is allowed to come back to life as an Underworld Detective. Aided by his human best friend and two spirits, Yusuke must now investigate supernatural activity on Earth and thwart the plans of evil demons and other malevolent forces.
Yu Yu Hakusho is a stellar example of 1990s shōnen anime thanks to its aesthetic, character dynamic, and gorgeous animation. Its action sequences set a very high bar in terms of brutality and composition, while its characters had a strong camaraderie fueled by their flawed but complimentary personalities. It’s also got a fascinating mythology that pulls from the likes of Buddhism and Japanese folklore and Shintoism.
Usagi Tsukino (Kotono Mitsuishi, Terri Hawks, Tracy Moore, and Stephanie Sheh) is your average teenage girl who is visited one day by a talking cat named Luna (Keiko Han, Jill Frappier, and Michelle Ruff). She gives Usagi the ability to transform into a magical form called Sailor Moon, and warns her that an evil organization called the Dark Kingdom has infiltrated the Earth and is draining humans of energy while they search for the powerful Silver Crystal, with which they can resurrect their Queen, Metalia (Noriko Uemura, Maria Vacratsis, and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn). As Usagi learns how to use her new powers to thwart the Dark Kingdom’s plans, she and Luna find other girls who can transform, and receive aid from the mysterious Tuxedo Mask (Toru Furuya, Toby Proctor, Rino Romano, and Robbie Daymon).
Sailor Moon revolutionized the magic girl genre by having female characters who could both stand up to evil themselves and had diverse and multifaceted personalities. Usagi is a good example of this, being a very flawed character who starts off as an underachiever who is terrified of her new responsibilities, but over time develops confidence through interacting with her fellow Sailor Guardians. Aside from its historical significance, the show is still pretty fun to re-visit, blending comedy with intriguing worldbuilding, fun characters, and plenty of visually interesting monsters of the week.
Shinichi Kudo (Kappei Yamaguchi, Minami Takayama, Jerry Jewell, Griffin Burns, Mauricio Ortiz-Segura, Alison Viktorin, Wendee Lee, and Molly Zhang) is a teenage genius who uses his analytical mind to aid the police in solving crimes. One day, he is captured by two men in black and fed an experimental drug that was supposed to kill him, but instead reverted his body to six-years-old. Shinichi adopts the alias Conan Edogawa and continues to solve cases alongside private detective Kogorō Mōri (Akira Kamiya, Rikiya Koyama, R. Bruce Elliot, Xander Mobus, and Robert McCollum) and his daughter, Ran (Wakana Yamazaki, Akemi Okamura, Colleen Clinkenbeard, Cristina Vee, and Megan Shipman).
Case Closed, also known as Detective Conan, is one of the longest-running anime, and keeps bringing audiences back thanks to its simple yet brilliant formula. While each episode is a self-contained case, the show maintains plenty of long-running narratives, such as the mystery behind Conan’s attackers, and the romantic tension between him and Ran. It’s also just a ton of fun, with plenty of great mysteries, comedic interactions between the characters, and a wide array of gadgets that Conan uses to make up for his transformation.
In the year 2000, a cataclysmic event called the Second Impact sees the Earth devastated and humanity nearly annihilated. 15 years later, humanity is now under threat by monsters called Angels, which are protected by powerful forcefields. Amidst all of this, 14-year-old Shinji Ikari (Megumi Ogata, Ryūnosuke Kamiki, Spike Spencer, and Casey Mongillo) is summoned by his estranged father to pilot a massive biomechanical mech called an Evangelion, which could be humanity’s only hope against the Angels.
Neon Genesis Evangelion is one of the most revolutionary animes to come from the 1990s. Unlike other giant robot anime at the time, it chose to prioritize the characters over the action, dedicating lots of time to deconstructing its own genre and unpacking the emotional trauma behind each of its protagonists. Plus, it’s gorgeous to look at, with a very sleek and detailed design for the Evangelions that lends itself well to action, and a wide variety of unique and alien designs for the Angels to make them feel properly mythical and horrific.
Guts (Nobutoshi Canna and Marc Diraison) is an enigmatic mercenary who wanders the land wielding a massive sword and a brand that attracts the forces of darkness to him. A flashback reveals that his troubles began when he met Griffith (Toshiyuki Morikawa and Kevin T. Collins), the leader of the Band of the Hawk, who recruited Guts after defeating him in a duel. Over time, the two become friends as Guts helps Griffith achieve his goal of ruling his own kingdom, but a series of betrayals and poor choices sees their fates altered in the most unforeseeable of ways.
Berserk focuses on the manga’s Golden Age Arc, which explains the backstory of the principal characters. Thus, the story is a tragedy of epic proportions, with each character getting enough time to establish them as fully-realized characters with camaraderie and unique dialogue about the meaning of life and the dangers of reckless ambition. It’s also got plenty of epic battles, a gritty dark fantasy world, and a haunting soundtrack that compliments the mature tone.
With the aid of hyperspace gateways, humanity leaves a devastated Earth and spreads itself across the Solar System. This, unfortunately, leads to an increase in crime among the colonies, so the struggling Inter Solar System Police instate a bounty system that will pay registered mercenaries if they bring the criminals in alive. Among these mercenaries, nicknamed “Cowboys,” is the crew of the Bebop, who struggle to get enough bounties to keep themselves fed day by day, while also dealing with ghosts from their pasts.
Cowboy Bebop is often ranked as one of the best animes, and thanks to being only 26 episodes long, it’s also an easy binge. The writing combining elements of space opera, film noir, and westerns into a one-of-a-kind science fiction world that is guaranteed to leave you eager to learn more about it and the complex people who dwell within. It’s also got phenomenal music, courtesy of Yoko Kanno, which at times is used to carry the story in lieu of dialogue.
Before he was executed by the World Government, Pirate King Gol D. Rogers (Chikao Ohtsuka and Sean Hennigan) announced that his massive fortune, called One Piece, would be available to anyone who can find it first. This sparks a new era of piracy as hundreds of ships sail the seas, headed for the Grand Line, a dangerous sea route that is supposed to lead to One Piece’s hiding spot. Among these treasure hunters are the Straw Hat Pirates, captained by Monkey D. Luffy (Mayumi Tanaka and Colleen Clinkenbeard), a young man who ate a magic fruit that turned his skin to rubber.
One Piece is one of the most recognized pieces of Japanese media, and between its near 30-year run and a live-action adaptation on Netflix, it shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. Audiences remain enthralled thanks to the fantastic worldbuilding and storytelling, as the Straw Hats visit new locations with their own unique cultures and factions, a robust set of powers that ensure characters feel unique, and long-form storytelling that is constantly paying off events setup years ago. Speaking of the characters, the Straw Hats in particular are a fantastic group of protagonists thanks to their diverse skills, flaws, and dreams, resulting in a wide array of fantastic character interactions and developments.
October 20, 1999
Fuji TV
Hiroaki Miyamoto, Konosuke Uda, Junji Shimizu, Satoshi Itō, Munehisa Sakai, Katsumi Tokoro, Yutaka Nakajima, Yoshihiro Ueda, Kenichi Takeshita, Yoko Ikeda, Ryota Nakamura, Hiroyuki Kakudou, Takahiro Imamura, Toshihiro Maeya, Yûji Endô, Nozomu Shishido, Hidehiko Kadota, Sumio Watanabe, Harume Kosaka, Yasuhiro Tanabe, Yukihiko Nakao, Keisuke Onishi, Junichi Fujise, Hiroyuki Satou
Jin Tanaka, Akiko Inoue, Junki Takegami, Shinzo Fujita, Shouji Yonemura, Yoshiyuki Suga, Atsuhiro Tomioka, Hirohiko Uesaka, Michiru Shimada, Isao Murayama, Takuya Masumoto, Yoichi Takahashi, Momoka Toyoda
Mayumi Tanaka
Monkey D. Luffy (voice)
Kazuya Nakai
Roronoa Zoro (voice)
Mason Gooding is promoting several projects. This includes Netflix’s “72 Hours,” in which he stars with Kevin Hart, and his latest movie, “I Want Your Sex.” Recently, the 29-year-old heartthrob opened up about growing up with his famous dad and how he feels the “Radio” star used what he called “speed parenting” because of his busy schedule.

Mason appeared on the “Wildmen” podcast in July 2026, discussing a wealth of topics from his burgeoning career to his life growing up with Cuba as a father. He said of his childhood, “My father was an actor and grandfather [Cuba Gooding Sr.] was a singer.”
He explained, saying, “I have probably a stronger relationship and understanding based on who they were publicly than who they were privately. It wasn’t until I was older that they could — not my grandfather, God rest his soul — but like my dad would have been able to articulate like a lot of the lessons I learned as a kid.”
Regarding Mason’s grandfather, he passed away in 2017 at the age of 72. After that, he spoke specifically about his father’s parenting style, saying, “Cause when you’re a parent who’s an actor, and you’re gone for so long, then you come back, you try to … the word would be speed-parent … cause you come in for a week, and you’re like, ‘Why is that broken? Why are you failing school? Why are you fighting?’”

Mason continued reflecting on his upbringing with Cuba by stating that he was unsure about how to approach their relationship because the man he saw in interviews failed to align with what he witnessed when his dad was home.
According to the young actor, “At the time, I didn’t really understand that relationship ’cause I was like, ‘You’re so positive and charismatic in these interviews, and then you come home, and it’s a different guy,’ and I didn’t get that correlation or lack thereof.”
In reflecting, he stated, “It’s just understanding that that dissonance between who I get at home and who you are on camera will actually be a factor in how I parse out our relationship moving forward.”

Mason seemingly has a complicated relationship with his dad, Cuba. However, he still has fond memories of him, including his sharing sage acting advice. The “Scream 7” star spoke to BET in 2019, first joking that he had a hand in his father’s Oscar win.
He said at the time, “Even though technically he won the Oscar in ’97, I like to think I had some hand in that. Regarding being a good luck charm for his dad, Mason recalled, “He always said that before he got Jerry Maguire [that he] related to the character so much because he had a baby on the way, which was me, and it led up to the perfect time and atmosphere to get the role. All the stars lined up, making it what it was. Here’s hoping that same good luck rubs off on me.”
Regarding the advice Cuba shared, Mason said, “It’s not about blowing it [on camera emotion] out of proportion all the time. He said it’s about holding it down and keeping it down until the perfect moment comes and let it explode from you, and that’s what moves audiences.”

Mason’s first big role came in 2018 when he was cast in the HBO series “Ballers,” appearing in three episodes. After that, was cast in Olivia Wilde‘s 2019 film “Booksmart.” Cuba dished about his son and his early success in a 2018 PEOPLE interview.
He said at the time, “My youngest son Mason just did a stint on Ballers with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson as one of the characters in that.” After that, he teased “Booksmart,” saying, “He’s got a new indie movie that he’s starring in.”
Mason’s continued to expand his career with episodic appearances on shows such as “Star Trek: Picard” and “How I Met Your Father” before scoring a role on “Love Victor,” which started in 2020.

Mason’s latest movie, “72 Hours,” was released on Netflix in July 2026. The movie, which also stars Hart, Marcello Hernandez, Teyana Taylor, and Andy Garcia, debuted at number one on the streamer’s top chart. Additionally, his other film, “I Want Your Sex,” is arriving in movie theaters on July 31. His previous movie, a thriller called “The Gates,” was released in March 2026.
According to Deadline, he’s also been tapped to star in an action film, “Last Resort,” which is scheduled to be released in 2028.
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When you’re constantly in front of the camera, a bright smile essentially becomes part of the job. Just ask Erin Andrews, who keeps her pearly whites in tip-top shape with the Crest 3D Whitestrips Dental Whitening Kit.
“I’m always doing [Crest White Strips], because I’m a coffee drinker and wine drinker,” the broadcaster shared. Instead of booking a professional whitening appointment, which can be timely and costly, these fan-favorite strips are an easy way to maintain a brighter, camera-ready smile from home.
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This kit isn’t a quick one-and-done process. It comes with 20 treatments and is actually designed to deliver gradual results over time using the same enamel-safe whitening ingredient that dentists use to remove years of surface stains caused by coffee, tea, wine and other everyday foods and drinks. Still, it’s foolproof to use: apply the strips to clean, dry teeth, leave them on for 45 minutes and remove them when finished. The brand recommends using the product once a day for 20 days for best results.
The strips themselves are made with Advanced Seal technology, which molds comfortably to your teeth and helps them stay securely in place so you can answer emails, fold laundry, get ready for work or just chill out while the whitening strips do the heavy lifting. They conform to the shape of your teeth to ensure even coverage, helping whiten both the front and sides of each tooth for a more uniform-looking smile.
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While there may have been concerns after the utter domination of Christopher Nolan‘s latest epic, The Odyssey, Sony can rest easy as Spider-Man: Brand New Day is tracking to deliver a humongous box-office haul in its opening weekend. Both movies feature Tom Holland; he plays the titular character’s son in The Odyssey and everyone’s favorite web-slinger in the upcoming superhero movie. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is Holland’s fourth solo film as the character; he has now played Spider-Man in more movies than any other actor. But the new movie has big shoes to fill, especially after the landmark performance of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which grossed around $260 million domestically and approximately $600 million worldwide in its opening frame back in 2021. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to beat these numbers.
Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the movie has received excellent early reactions and is currently sitting at a “Certified Fresh” 90% score on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie has already earned more than $100 million worldwide in pre-sales. By comparison, Spider-Man: No Way Home ended its run with more than $1.9 billion worldwide without getting a China release. The middle movie in the previous trilogy, Spider-Man: Far From Home, grossed more than $1.1 billion globally, while Holland’s first solo Spider-Man film, Spider-Man: Homecoming, made nearly $900 million worldwide. All three previous movies were made by Jon Watts, with the third installment earning the best reviews. Spider-Man: No Way Home, which also brought back Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire‘s versions of the superhero in a euphoric team-up, holds a “Certified Fresh” 93% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes.
According to the industry analyst portal Global Box Office, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is venturing into a territory that has only been breached once before, by Avengers: Endgame. The new movie is eying a domestic debut of more than $300 million and a global debut of more than $800 million. By comparison, Avengers: Endgame made around $360 million domestically and more than $1.2 billion in its worldwide opening frame in 2019. Older viewers will remember when the original Spider-Man movie, directed by Sam Raimi, became the first film in history to gross more than $100 million in its opening weekend at the domestic box office. Spider-Man: Brand New Day also features Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, and Sadie Sink in supporting roles.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day premieres on July 31. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
July 31, 2026
145 Minutes
Destin Daniel Cretton
Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers, Steve Ditko, Stan Lee
Amy Pascal, Kevin Feige, Rachel O’Connor, Avi Arad
Spider-Man / Peter Parker
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“Isn’t that so crazy?” the former “E! News” host said as her past relationship continues to make headlines.
Coming off the well-received Little House on the Prairie, which is still charting worldwide, Netflix is re-engaging the Yellowstone fanbase with the second season of Ransom Canyon. Starring Minka Kelly and Josh Duhamel, Ransom Canyon is perhaps the most overt attempt that Netflix made to lure the Yellowstone loyalists away from Paramount+. The streamer famously passed on Taylor Sheridan’s magnum opus, which has become something of a platform-defining hit for Paramount+ and has spawned numerous spin-offs. The most recent Yellowstone sequels, Dutton Ranch and Marshals, have emerged as hits in their own right.
There is a massive audience for neo-Westerns out there, and Netflix can’t just be a spectator in this gold rush. Ransom Canyon premiered in April 2025 to solid viewership but lukewarm reviews, with many calling it a pale imitation of the real deal. The first season holds a 45% score on Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus reads, “Inviting one too many unflattering comparisons to more compelling dramas, Ransom Canyon is a serviceable binge for fans of rustic soap operas but a middling example of the genre.”
The second season, which debuted on Netflix on July 23, has already found a spot on the global top 10. According to FlixPatrol, the show replaced the holdover hit I Will Find You to claim the number one spot on Netflix’s domestic viewership chart. Netflix revealed that the show’s second season debuted with 4 million views in its first week. However, the reviews are still not where Netflix would like them to be. The second season currently holds a 40% score on Rotten Tomatoes. By comparison, Dutton Ranch is sitting at a “Certified Fresh” 89% score on the aggregator, while even the worst-rated season of Yellowstone — Season 1 — managed a 58% score. Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie, which offers an alternative to the Yellowstone prequels 1883 and 1923, currently holds a “Certified Fresh” 80% on the aggregator. The consensus for the show reads, “Little House on the Prairie dusts off the 70s and enters a new era of conscious creation and adaptation, striking the right balance between nostalgia and inspiration to craft a new and enlivened path for itself.”
Ransom Canyon Season 2 is streaming no on Netflix. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
April 17, 2025
Netflix
April Blair
Amanda Marsalis
April Blair
Singer Noah Kahan is opening up about his health journey like never before.
In a new interview, the 29-year-old detailed his new routine and shared the “ultimate cheat code” that’s helped him stay committed and focused on his goals.
Elsewhere in the interview, Noah Kahan, known for his single “Stick Season,” also got candid about how he protects his mental health, crediting his therapist for helping keep him “healthy” while he’s out on the road.

While speaking with E! News, Kahan said he’s recently approached his fitness journey with a different perspective, stating that while he’s on his “own health journey,” he’s trying to find foods and drinks that not only taste good but also make him feel good.
Consequently, Kahan has been drinking probiotic soda, which he said he “loves,” and he gushed about its “natural” taste, which doesn’t make him feel sick or bloated. “It’s just a really good probiotic soda,” he said.
Kahan explained that swapping unhealthy foods for foods that still let him scratch his craving itch has made a huge difference in his day-to-day life.
“The ultimate cheat code in life is to find the vices that are inconsequential to your health, right?” he said.
And while the “Great Divide” singer has been enjoying various foods that taste just as good as his previous unhealthy snacks, he said he’s learning how to enjoy his new finds without feeling guilty.
“And sometimes I feel like I have to stop myself when I’m drinking [one of my probiotic sodas]. I’m like, ‘I’m doing something bad,’ and I’m worried that my old middle school principal [is] watching me or something. And it’s like ‘No, this is good for you, and it’s good, and those two things can coexist at the same time,” he said.
This isn’t the first time that Kahan has spoken freely about his struggles with health and wellness. While appearing on Jay Shetty’s “On Purpose” podcast, the indie-folk singer said he’s spent a majority of his life wishing he were someone else.
“I worry that I’ve just wasted so much time hating who I am,” he confessed. “Like I wake up and I’m like, ‘Why do I feel like s–t?’ I’m pissed. It’s a beautiful morning. The birds are f—ing chirping. It’s beautiful outside. Career success aside, I have this lovely little life, and I wish I could wake up and not be miserable for no reason; it feels like, sometimes.”
Kahan went even further, telling Shetty that he’s battled body dysmorphia, a mental health condition in which a person can’t stop thinking about perceived defects or flaws in their appearance, according to the Mayo Clinic, since he was young. He even detailed it during the Netflix documentary “Out of Body.”
“It really came out in the documentary, and watching that back is like, even my mom was just like, I had no idea,” he said. “It’s just this thing that is there within me. And yeah, really difficult concept because it’s so tied up in who you are and the feelings you’ve had since you were a kid that it’s hard to describe the body dysmorphia problem succinctly. It’s complicated, man.”
Kahan is currently on “The Great Divide” tour, stopping in cities across the world and performing some of his biggest hits for thousands of fans.
He told E! News that to help keep his body and soul in tip-top shape, he’s taking extra precautions, such as speaking to a therapist once a week.
“I [also] make sure I’m staying healthy in the gym and eating well as well as I can. I like to journal and just kind of like try to remind myself of different gratitudes I have for all of it,” he said.
And speaking of gratitude, Kahan explained that while he’s experienced an abundance of that on his current tour, he’s also learning not to be “locked” in that place, adding that it’s just as important to be honest about his feelings not only with himself, but with those around him.
“The dialogue I have with my band and my crew, my family; always being open and honest, and just letting kind of how we feel be part of the discussion every day,” he stated. “We have a really serious backdrop of mental health on this tour, and that’s been really special.”
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You may have noticed that we love comfy, easy-going fashion pieces, especially in the summertime. If we could, we’d always wear bohemian chic clothing that feels effortlessly cool, relaxed and rich — and clearly, we’re not the only ones. Everyone from ‘It’ girls to celebrities like Sienna Miller, Katie Holmes, Jessica Alba and more are donning ’70s-inspired styles for the season, making it the trend to watch (and copy).
As a little refresher, ’70s summer fashion is all about loose, billowy clothing with floral patterns, ruffles, lace and other folky accents that feel true to the bohemian era of peace and love. And while the style can skew a bit costumey, these high-end-looking options are anything but. We only pulled items that look trendy yet can weave into your existing summer wardrobe. Plus, they’re from brands you and A-listers love, like Free People, Gap, Mango, Topshop and more.
1. Our Favorite: Feel groovy and modern at the very same time when you slip on this floral maxi dress. The puffed sleeves, tiered skirt and vintage-esque color palette feel just right in 1976 and 2026.
2. Laid-Back Luxe: Crochet tops may be super popular right now, but they were also a huge trend in the ’70s. Amplify the woven pattern with a drawstring front and bell sleeves, and you’re ready to hit the local record store.
3. Top Seller: While we love a classic blue denim look, these beige bell bottoms feel more aligned with the free spirit vibes. The high waist and extended leg style looks like something Farrah Fawcett would totally wear.
4. Soft Statement: Peasant-style tops may be synonymous with cottagecore vibes, but that trend is really part of an old-school revival. This peasant-inspired dress delivers a vintage appearance that we could see being worn to outdoor concerts and farmers’ markets alike.
5. Everyday Essential: Another style Fawcett wore? Raglan tees. They’re cool, chill and so ’70s. We love the red cap sleeve moment, however, it also comes in blue and brown options.
6. Quite the Charmer: Halter neck tops were (and are) all the rage, giving off a beautifully flattering look that shows off your shoulders. Pair that with a dainty crochet design, and you’re in business.
7. Anything But Basic: With a striped pattern like this and an asymmetrical hem, it’s easy to see why this Topshop top is one of our favorites. It feels funky yet modern, especially with the sleek boat neckline.
8. Comfort MVP: Whether you’re heading to a music festival or grabbing brunch with the girls, you’ll want to do so in this boho-style maxi skirt. The geometric ‘bandana’ pattern, tiers and high slit are chef’s kiss.
9. Celeb-Approved: If you want to incorporate the vintage look into your work wardrobe, consider this Quince peasant blouse. It gives off the same vibe as Holmes’ rich mom top, but with a buttoned-up twist.
10. Popular Pick: Gap’s ’70s Flare Jeans are iconic, embodying the hippie era with a loose silhouette, extended pant hem and booty-hugging fit. The high-rise and medium wash totally sell it.
11. Year-Round Staple: We’ve been eyeing this easy, breezy Free People top for a while, and this summer trend just might convince Us to grab it. The square neckline, lace trim and pretty pleats are perfect for right now and layered in the fall.
12. Closet Hero: We would be remiss if we didn’t include an effortlessly cool jumpsuit in a ’70s-inspired roundup! This Free People option literally looks like something from a vintage store due to the scrunched U-neckline, interesting side seam pockets and oversized fit. Add a bandana and brown leather boots, and you’re out the door.
13. Last But Not Least: This gorgeous eyelet top might become your new go-to staple. It has a pretty scalloped neckline, perforated floral details and flared sleeves. The semi-peplum style also makes the shirt super flattering.
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Streamer HMBL Zayy kicked off his cross-country journey on March 26, setting out to walk from Philadelphia to California. His mission was to raise funds to send five teenagers to Africa and build a university where youth can learn trade skills and entrepreneurship.
The streamer isn’t new to taking on big challenges. Earlier this year, he hosted a seven-day peak stream, fasting from sunup to sundown. All of the proceeds went toward taking five Philadelphia youth to Disney World for the first time.
The walk to California was no joke. Throughout the journey, Zayy faced several obstacles, including getting hit by cars while continuing to push toward his goal. Along the way, he also met different people who supported and encouraged him. Despite the challenges, Zayy continued to share prayers throughout the entire journey. Now, he’s celebrating a major milestone
Earlier this week, HMBL Zayy celebrated on stream in front of the California state sign after completing his 3,000-mile journey.
During the emotional moment, he screamed, “3,000 miles! What they gon’ say now? What they gon’ say now? The doubters, the haters, the ones who said we wasn’t gon’ make it. What they gon’ say now? We ain’t quit. We ain’t take a ride when times got hard. We kept pushing. We fought through the pain each and every day. Mountains, the desert, wildlife. What they gon’ say now? It’s nothing that we can’t do.”
As he continued his speech, Zayy gave all the praise to God, saying all things are possible through Him. He continued, “3,000 miles. We take that into the world. We are going to be unstoppable. HMBL University on the way, man. Listen, never let nobody in life tell you that you can’t do something because it was thousands of people telling me I couldn’t do it.”
Zayy captioned the post, “GOD DIDDDDDD.” He also took to the comment section, tagging Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker as he shared his vision of hosting an event for local youth.
He wrote, ”@phillymayor @cherelleparkerphilly I would like to have a organized block party for the kids… major giveaway! Please let’s coordinate this. If you or your team can reach out.”
Many followers across different platforms took the time to celebrate streamer HMBL Zayy’s big accomplishment. In The Shade Room’s comment section, many supporters congratulated him, with some even saying someone should match his $150K fundraising total.
Instagram user @shay.butter01 wrote. “Hit by 2 cars, Got called the N word, someone threw something at u, stopped by 20 cops, chased by a stray dog and he never stopped WOW I’m impressed GOOD JOB KING 🔥 🔥 👏🏾”
Instagram user @_kerranichole added, “I feel like $150,000 ain’t even enough give that man more money!!.!!!”
While Instagram user @ms_autumnstar wrote, “Hit by 2 cars?? I would have 2 lawsuits coming 😂but congrats to him”
Instagram user @theofficialthi_ wrote, “He done did something these streamers can’t do and that’s raised money and live streamed the entire thing”
Instagram user @sidepreneur_nurse added, “I’ve watched a girl row from west coast to Hawaii and now a man walk from Philly to Cali… I’m definitely inspired to step my game up!”
While an Instagram user wrote @tiffanynicoleray_ wrote, “I want this young man to have many brand deals because yesssss absolutely”
Instagram user @mdotstyles added, “It would be great it someone would match his earnings and donate another $150,000!”
Instagram user @kay_meeks 23h added, “GOD gave him the strength, The angels gave him wings, His mind gave him the imagination, His prayers gave him the faith and his determination gave him the courage! This lets all of us know anything is possible for those of us who love Jesus! 🙏🏽 “
While Instagram user @panamadagoat wrote, “Sh** he gone need that $150k to buy some new feet” 😩
Six days before completing his walk, HMBL Zayy marked Day 119 of his journey to California by sharing a major update. The streamer gave supporters a look at his weight-loss transformation from when he first started walking to now. He also revealed that the most miles he walked in a single day over four months was 44. During the final 45 days of his journey, Zayy said he averaged 30 miles every single day.
Looking ahead, the streamer shared that he plans to take up boxing after completing his cross-country goal. In the comments, one supporter asked, “How do your body feel tho, do you have more energy now? Also how do your feet feel after walking that many miles?”
HMBL Zayy responded, “Way more energy!! I think imma run 10 miles a day after this when I’m done. After 30 miles a day I FEEL GREAT.”
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Apparently, Simone Biles and Avril Lavigne have unfinished business from Taylor Swift‘s wedding!
The world-class gymnast attended the very private wedding ceremony between the singer and her NFL player beau, Travis Kelce, earlier in the month, and is revealing that a famous vocalist parted with one of her prized possessions.
Simone Biles attended the wedding at Madison Square Garden, accompanied by her husband, Jonathan Owens, and dressed to impress in a stunning red number by Vietnamese designer Đỗ Long.
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The Olympic medalist detailed the unexpected moment she discovered her expensive eyewear was no longer in her possession as she enjoyed the night at Swift and Kelce’s wedding ceremony.
Biles and her NFL player husband joined hundreds of other celebrities from the sports and music world to witness the lovebirds exchange their vows. On Sunday, July 26, during an appearance at the Faces of Fitness festival in Chicago, the athlete revealed that Lavigne might have unknowingly left the venue with her prized eyewear.
As shared by US Weekly, she added that she eventually reached out on Instagram with a light-hearted message asking if the accessory could be returned, but she does not think the “Complicated” singer has seen it yet. Biles’ story about her missing eyeglasses continues to complete the puzzle of things that may have gone down at Swift and Kelce’s union.
While her eyewear remains unreturned, the athlete can take solace that her statement-making dress left a lasting impression on internet users.
The outfit, which includes a halter neckline with a half-open back, created an optical illusion of rippling chainmail, with layers of leather interwoven with silver metallic jewels and red eyelets.
Biles paired her look with silver accessories, matching purses, and heels, styling her hair in a high bun with a side-swept fringe detail. Owens matched her aesthetic in a burgundy-and-black suit, prompting fans to gush endlessly about their flawless styling and appearance.
“The epitome of perfection. You’ve earned it all! Truly stunning and pure grace,” impressed fans wrote, declaring that Biles has set the bar high for beauty.

Swift and Kelce’s wedding was a gift that kept on giving, and it did give two guests an unexpected brush with Tom Cruise. During an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live,” alongside Kevin Hart, Marcello Hernández said the biggest surprise of the night wasn’t the star-studded guest list but getting the chance to chat with Cruise.
The SNL comedian shared with host Andy Cohen that the two bonded over growing up in households surrounded by women, calling the conversation one of the highlights of the evening. As noted by PEOPLE, Hart then jokingly teased Hernández for supposedly sneaking videos despite the wedding’s no-phone policy.
Hernández quickly laughed it off and insisted he never broke the rules, even playfully addressing Kelce to clear his name. Former NFL star Greg Olsen also had a memorable encounter at the superstar’s wedding.
In his podcast, days after the wedding, Olsen said he remembers that at the cocktail hour, Cruise went out of his way to compliment his hat, and a conversation started outside the men’s restroom that lasted but a few moments.

The American sports commentator detailed another memorable moment at the duo’s wedding, which began as soon as the groom laid eyes on Swift for the first time while she took a walk down the aisle. Appearing on The Athletic’s Starkville podcast, the veteran sportscaster recalled that Kelce became visibly emotional throughout the ceremony.
USA Today noted that Buck recalled the NFL star first tearing up as his nieces walked down the aisle before becoming even more overwhelmed when Swift made her entrance. Buck also commended the length, sincerity, humor, and personal commitment in the couple’s vows.
He revealed that the ceremony felt genuine, leaving him convinced the July 3 celebration at Madison Square Garden was the couple’s official wedding rather than a symbolic event. The reception was equally special, as he had the chance to meet Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Scarlett Johansson.
Paul McCartney’s “I Want to Hold Your Hand” was another highlight of the night for the media personality. He noted that despite an estimated 1000 people present, he spent the night wondering who would come along and tell him he was not supposed to be there.

Not just for the happiest days of their lives, Swift also showed up for Biles during one of the lowest moments of her career as a gymnast. As reported by The Blast, when Biles announced her decision to step back from several events at the Tokyo Olympics due to mental health reasons, Swift was there to lift her.
The singer praised Biles’ courage in a promotional video, commending her willingness to be so open about her struggles. She described that move as a remarkable part of her encouraging story and journey, which has made her a champion and an inspiration.
Biles responded to the gesture, thanking Swift for her thoughtful words, which moved her emotionally. Swift added that the gymnast’s lifestyle had taught her valuable lessons about resilience and emotional strength.
Since making that decision in 2021, Biles had remained open about mental health topics and prioritized therapy. Although she made a remarkable return and dominated the charts at the Paris Olympics, winning three gold medals and one silver, she is still on the fence about competing in 2028.
Harry Jowsey is embracing a new era after gaining fame as a playboy on multiple dating shows.
The reality TV star is the male lead in Netflix’s latest dating show, “Let’s Marry Harry,” which premieres on August 5. As the name suggests, it follows Jowsey’s journey to find a wife.
As for why Harry Jowsey finally decided to settle down, a heartbreaking incident became the turning point of his life. He opened up about the tragedy and more in a new heart-to-heart interview.

The “Too Hot to Handle” alum has starred in multiple dating shows, but he doesn’t believe his efforts to find love make him a playboy. “It couldn’t be more inaccurate,” Jowsey declared, noting that he accepted the title in the past before realizing it wasn’t the real him.
Jowsey accepted that he hadn’t “shown up in the most respectful ways,” but at 29 he could no longer maintain the flirtatious womanizer persona. However, age wasn’t the primary reason the entertainer decided to change; he credited his father’s passing with his epiphany.
His dad died from a terminal illness in 2024, with Jowsey telling US Weekly the moment was the wake-up call he needed to change. “Being with my dad as he passed and having a final conversation with him saying, ‘I wish you could meet my children,’ was such a humanizing experience,” he recalled, adding:
“[I was like,] ‘This is something I’ve neglected and something I need to put energy and time into.’”
Jowsey explained that losing his dad made him realize it was time to be more serious about life and love. Additionally, watching his sisters enjoy their husbands’ support while grieving and having their children be “the best distraction” from the pain fueled his motivation to settle down.
“Everyone has a moment where it clicks, and unfortunately mine was my dad dying,” Jowsey lamented. When asked if his parents’ divorce and tumultuous relationship had affected his perspective on love, the entertainer confessed there was a time he thought love needed friction.
According to Jowsey, in his early 20s he believed if his partner wasn’t yelling at him, then there was something wrong in their relationship. But these views changed when he started going on dating shows, and realized love didn’t have to be like his parents’ relationship.
Jowsey made good on his decision to shed the playboy image by starring on Netflix’s new marriage show. “Let’s Marry Harry,” set to premiere on August 5, follows the TV personality’s journey to find a wife among 20 potential suitors.
Entertainment Weekly reported that the streaming giant described the show as “The Bachelor” meets “Too Hot to Handle,” but with a twist. Instead of relying on his own judgment to find a wife, Jowsey’s longtime pals would help him find the perfect match.
“Dancing With The Stars” alum Amanda Kloots, “Too Hot to Handle” star Georgia Hassarati, and abstract artist Sonny Henty star alongside Jowsey to help him find a wife. The unscripted series is produced by Alex Cooper’s Unwell company, with executive producers Matt Kaplan, Mina Lefevre, and showrunner David Friedman.
The buzz around Jowsey’s new reality TV show started last year, with The Blast reporting that he claimed he would happily tie the knot with a particular singer. In September 2025, he was stopped by reporters at LAX airport, who questioned him about the upcoming show.
The TV personality declared he was fully committed to walking down the aisle but admitted the contestants might not stand a chance if Sia joined the show. He described the “Chandelier” hitmaker as one of the most “incredible people” he knew, implying they had a close relationship.
On the other hand, Sia gave mixed vibes about tying the knot with Jowsey. Earlier that year, she promoted the marriage show on social media, calling women to apply to be the entertainer’s wife. “I’m signing up and so should you… He’s a dream,” she captioned the post.

Before deciding to settle down, Jowsey had been in multiple relationships. While starring on the New Zealand dating show “Heartbreak Island” in 2018, he began dating fellow contestant Georgia Bryers and won the season they were competing in.
PEOPLE reported that the reality TV star claimed they drifted apart because Bryers didn’t like the attention Jowsey received from women. He moved on with Francesca Farago while filming season one of “Too Hot to Handle” in 2019, but they split that same summer.
Although they reconciled months later, the duo parted ways a second time in 2020. Then Jowsey enjoyed a summer romance with influencer Julia Rose in 2020, followed by Georgia Hassarati in 2022 and Jessica Vestal in 2023, among others.
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