Title: Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s – The Wise Guise
Headings: Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s
Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s
9. The ‘Jurassic Park’ Franchise (1993-1997)
8. ‘Jagged Little Pill,’ Alanis Morissette (1995)
7. WCW vs. WWE – The Monday Night Wars (1995-1999)
6. The Work of Tupac Shakur (1990-1996)
5. The SEGA/Nintendo Rivalry (1992-1999)
4. Seinfeld (1990-1998)
3. ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit,’ Nirvana (1991)
2. The Disney Renaissance (1990-1999)
1. Saturday Night Live (1990 – 1999)

Content: Alanis’ stringy dark hair, large, dark clothing and screw-you attitude embodied the anxious youth movement of the generation. More importantly, the album really paved the way for the female artists of today, who are mixing crude lyrics with the latest tunes in pop. 7. WCW vs. WWE – The Monday Night Wars (1995-1999)
For the first half of the 1900s, professional wrestling was primarily viewed as an actual sport among most Americans. Well, that was until they discovered the matches were pre-determined and most of the action was composed of fake punches. Since then, the business rightfully took its place as entertainment. In the 1990s, that business really rose to prominence when Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling opted to produce a Monday night show called ‘Nitro’ that would go head-to-head with Vince McMahon’s World Wrestling Entertainment and its flagship program, ‘RAW,’ which aired on the same night. The decisions was seen early on as loony by some industry insiders, but would go on to produce the most viewed era in the history of professional wrestling. Week-after-week, over 10 million viewers would tune in to watch both programs. Fans would eagerly await each week to see ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin get the best of his boss Mr. McMahon or Goldberg extend his winning streak.