If the returns of Lisa Frank artwork, “Muppet Babies” and Jolt Cola haven’t done enough to bring back your fond memories of growing up in the ’80s and ’90s, get ready for a serious dose of nostalgia.

“You can throw a rock and hit a mall that’s half empty these days,” said Andrew Brezina, principal at CRTKL. Over the past 40 years, malls have been on a slow, steady decline to irrelevancy. Back in ...

When the first malls opened in the 1950s they were such an achievement that they inspired even Walt Disney. By the 1980s, the mall had become the center of American social life and accounted for the ...

You can’t think of the 1980s without thinking of the mall, and you can’t think about the mall or music without thinking of Tiffany, one of the, if not the, decade’s most-popular teen performers, who ...

If you grew up in the ’80s, you probably remember Christmas as a season bursting with magic, excitement, and a touch of chaos ...