From iPods to Pokmon cards, these nostalgic items from the 2000s are now highly collectible-and in some cases, worth ...

The 2000s marked a dramatic resurgence of American performance, transitioning from the displacement-focused 1990s to a new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nostalgia has a funny way of creeping back into fashion, and that definitely includes bringing out the 2000s vibes. Some trends ...

Unfortunately, the 2000s were a golden era for many unique and beloved food and drink items that are no longer available. From quirky snacks to innovative beverages, these products hold a special ...

The 2000s were a fun and memorable time for food. People loved trying new things, but also wanted quick and straightforward options. Cupcakes became a big trend, frozen yogurt shops popped up ...

The 2000s might just be the most questionable era in fashion history. The deeper we dive into the trends of that decade, the more it seems like they were designed to make women look ridiculous. How ...

While the last solid wave of emo music ended in the 2000s, that era of angsty rock music will never truly die. In fact, quite a few albums from that era are starting to get discovered by the new ...

Science fiction in the 2000s had a different feel to it. The optimism you sometimes got in earlier decades wasn’t as ...

How could any angsty kid from the 2000s forget this legendary song from 2006? “Welcome To The Black Parade” by My Chemical Romance kicks off with a simple G note on a piano. That’s all it really takes ...

Games are revolutionized in every decade, and 2000s games are no different. 2000s video games saw genres developed and expanded upon, taking players to worlds bigger and better than ever seen before.

The 2000s were a defining era for open-world games, filled with bold experiments and genre-shaping ideas. While not every title from that decade has aged gracefully, a few still hold up remarkably ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Quentin Singer is music journalist who covers rock and heavy music. The 2000s marked a transformative period for music, but not ...