Decade - 1990s

I think godzilla 90's pops up in the store after u have most of the game complete and godzilla 1954 u need to open up all gas vents in Osaka by stomping on the crystals where the gas comes out in gdf story mode.

Shangri-La is a place described in the fictional book Lost Horizon by James Hilton. The British author created a mystical and utopian valley led by the gentle lamasery and located it the western part of the Kunlun Mountains near China.

Alisha's Attic

Canada's newest territory, Nunavut, was created.

skate boarding the game called slap down and a few others

Whitney Houston sings "I Will Always Love You".

There was China Beach about the Vietnam war that ran between 1988-1991.

There was also "Tour of Duty" that ran 1987 - 1990, about at the "tours of duty" of several members of a platoon during the Vietnam War.

TUPAC is the best all around rapper there ever was he did in 5 years what eminem and jay-z did in ten tupac is the most loved rapper and the realist

The average price of a movie ticket in 1990 was $4.23.

Top 50 TV Shows of The Eighties

1. 60 Minutes

2. Dallas

3. The Cosby Show

4. Cheers

5. Murder, She Wrote

6. The Golden Girls

7. Monday Night Football

8. Dynasty 33. Empty Nest

9. Who's The Boss?

10. Family Ties

11. Magnum, P.I.

12. Falcon Crest

13. A Different World

14. The Jeffersons

15. Night Court

16. Growing Pains

17. M*A*S*H

18. Three's Company

19. The Love Boat

20. Simon & Simon

21. The A-Team

22. Newhart

23. Roseanne

24. Knots Landing

25. Kate & Allie

26. Dukes of Hazzard

27. Matlock

28. One Day at a Time

29. L.A. Law

30. Alice

31. The Wonder Years

32. Hotel

34. CBS Sunday Movie

35. ABC Monday Movie

36. Moonlighting

37. Archie Bunker's Place

38. Too Close for Comfort

39. ALF

40. Trapper John, MD

41. Amen

42. Unsolved Mysteries

43. The Fall Guy

44. NBC Monday Movie

45. Dear John

46. ABC Sunday Movie

47. Hart to Hart

48. In the Heat of the Night

49. Highway to Heaven

50. House Calls

Ran the big country estate at Althorp in Northamptonshire.

Angela Lansbury has hosted the most Tony Awards. She has been the host of five ceremonies.

I don't know what the most popular music was in the 90s but grunge (nirvana and pearl jam etc) was very popular so was Brit pop (oasis and blur). Also boy bands were extremely popular with take that being one of the biggest.

Just to add, I do know that nirvana was from the type of music called "punk rock"

1. Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth

2. Walk - Pantera

3. Holy Wars - Megadeth

4. Cemetery Gates - Pantera

5. Cowboys from Hell - Pantera

6. Fear of the Dark - Iron Maiden

7. The Sleep - Pantera

8. Countdown to Extinction - Megadeth

9. Wherever I May Roam - Metallica

10. help! - help! and the help! band

You forgot "Sober"-Tool

Also,

1.Symphony of Destruction-Megadeth

2.Holy Wars...The Punishment Due-Megadeth

3.Hangar 18-Megadeth

4.Tornado of Souls-Megadeth

5.She Wolf-Megadeth

6.Painkiller-Judas Priest

7.Sad But True-Metallica

8.Cemetary Gates-Pantera

9.Be Quick or Be Dead-Iron Maiden

10.Sweating Bullets-Megadeth

Queen Elizabeth has a number of homes, but her main residence during the week is Buckingham Palace, London. Windsor Castle is the home at which she spends most weekends.

Mainly Rap-Rock groups like Rage Against The Machine and Grunge groups like Nirvana and Pearl Jam. There were some very neat groups, though, that were really cool and weren't overly popular in '95, such as Progressive Metal band Tool.

In 1973, the United States, North Vietnam, and South Vietnam met in Paris to discuss terms of peace. Henry Kissinger, US National Security Advisor, and North Vietnamese politiboro member Le Duc Tho were the two most prominent negotiators in the peace accords. In 1973, shortly after the Paris Peace Accords, American and foreign troops in Vietnam began pulling out, with the last troops being pulled out under President Ford. A cease-fire was agreed to between the two Vietnamese nations. The Eastertide Offensive in the Vietnam War occurred in the early 1970s, proving to be costly and a failure for North Vietnam. However, communist forces established bases in South Vietnam as their failed offensive left thousands of communist troops on South Vietnamese soil. When fighting resumed in 1975, the North Vietnamese Army overwhelmed the South, causing the unification of Vietnam under communist authority. Overall, the Vietnam War had accomplished nothing as the Americans were not willing to perservere and to stay to defeat the communist North. If the Americans did stay in Vietnam, then maybe they would have won the war although the American public would be outraged to a point of fury. In the early years of the 1970s, Israel was once again at war with its Arab neighbors. The Six Day War of 1967 proved victorious for the Israelis as Eastern Jerusalem was conquered by the Israelis. Israel managed to defeat their enemies while also keeping their cities out of range from Arab artillery. The Israeli Air Force was an important factor of the Six Day War as the IAF virtually destroyed about 3/4 of their enemies' planes on the ground. Now in 1973, Israel fought another war, this time the Arab nations attacking first instead of Israel. The Arab nations attacked on Yom Kippur, the holiest and most sacred day of the Jewish calendar. Similiar to the Tet Offensive in Vietnam in which enemy forces attacked on a sacred day, the Yom Kippur War started when Arab forces crossed the Suez Canal and attacked Israel through the Sinai Peninsula. The Americans supported the Israelis after the Soviet Union began resupplying the Syrian and Egyptian armies. General Ariel Sharon broke through between two Egyptian armies. As a result, he encircled the Thrid Egyptian Army. In the North, the Syrians attacked the Golan Heights, but were repelled by Israeli forces numbering smaller than the Syrian forces. A cease-fire erected by the UN ended the war on October 24.

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There are several major events that happened in Washington, DC over the years. This includes the annual marathons, along with the birthplace of Go-Go music. Sadly, DC was also the area where two snipers randomly killed unsuspecting individuals years ago. In addition to being the nation's capitol, DC also held a number of music, arts, and literature festivals over the years.

the great depression was the major thing that happened, empire state building was opened by the presdent and many tings

Rainbow in the early 80s, also AOR bands like Journey and Foreigner.

Glam/hair metal; Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, Kiss, Guns n Roses, Poison... loads of that bunch.

Does the heavier metal count? If so Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax, Megadeth.

New wave bands.

Goth - Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus, Fields of the Nephilim, also kinda Siouxsie Sioux and the Banshees comes in here.

Hardcore - Black Flag, Circle Jerks.

I Believe A group Called Prodigy sang a song called "Return Of The Mac" in 1997

2011 Anne Hathaway and James Franco

2010 Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin

2009 Hugh Jackman

2008 Jon Stewart

2007 Ellen DeGeneres

2006 Jon Stewart

2005 Chris Rock

2004 Billy Crystal

2003 Steve Martin

2002 Whoopi Goldberg

2001 Steve Martin

2000 Billy Crystal

1999 Whoopi Goldberg

1998 Billy Crystal

1997 Billy Crystal

1996 Whoopi Goldberg

1995 David Letterman

1994 Whoopi Goldberg

1993 Billy Crystal

1992 Billy Crystal

1991 Billy Crystal

1990 Billy Crystal

1989 no host

1988 Chevy Chase

1987 Chevy Chase, Goldie Hawn, Paul Hogan

1986 Alan Alda, Jane Fonda, Robin Williams

1985 Jack Lemmon

1984 Johnny Carson

1983 Liza Minnelli, Dudley Moore, Richard Pryor, Walter Matthau

1982 Johnny Carson

1981 Johnny Carson

1980 Johnny Carson

1979 Johnny Carson

1978 Bob Hope

1977 Warren Beatty, Ellen Burstyn, Jane Fonda, Richard Pryor

1976 Goldie Hawn, Gene Kelly, Walter Matthau, George Segal, Robert Shaw

1975 Sammy Davis Jr., Bob Hope, Shirley MacLaine, Frank Sinatra

1974 John Huston, David Niven, Burt Reynolds, Diana Ross

1973 Carol Burnett, Michael Caine, Charlton Heston, Rock Hudson

1972 Helen Hayes, Alan King, Sammy Davis Jr, Jack Lemmon

1971 no host

1970 no host

1969 no host

1968 Bob Hope

1967 Bob Hope

1966 Bob Hope

1965 Bob Hope

1964 Jack Lemmon, Tom Jones

1963 Frank Sinatra

1962 Bob Hope

1961 Bob Hope

1960 Bob Hope

1959 Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, David Niven, Laurence Olivier, Mort Sahl, Tony Randall

1958 James Stewart, David Niven, Jack Lemmon, Rosalind Russell, Bob Hope

1957 Jerry Lewis, Celeste Holm

1956 Jerry Lewis, Claudette Colbert

1955 Bob Hope, Thelma Ritter

1954 Donald O'Connor, Fredric March

1953 Bob Hope, Conrad Nagel

1952 Danny Kaye

1951 Fred Astaire

1950 Paul Douglas

1949 Robert Montgomery

1948 no host

1947 Jack Benny

1946 Bob Hope, James Stewart

1945 John Cromwell, Bob Hope

1944 Jack Benny

1943 Bob Hope

1942 Wendell Willkie

1941 Walter Wanger

1940 Bob Hope

1939 Frank Capra

1938 Bob Burns

1937 George Jessel

1936 Frank Capra

1935 Irvin S Cobb

1934 Will Rogers

1932 Conrad Nagel

1931 Lawrence Grant

1930 Conrad Nagel

1930 William C de Mille

1929 Douglas Fairbanks, William C de Mille

James Herringwon