The '90s were a glorious time. The decade was full of denim, pop music, and hundreds of teen heartthrobs. The young actors of the generation became all the rage thanks to magazines like Tiger Beat and TV shows like "TRL," but a lot has changed since their glory days.
Some stuck it out in the industry and made it big, but others opted for simpler lives, leaving their young fame behind.
It's been 20 to 30 years since many of these budding celebrities got their start and half of them haven't been heard of in years. Here's what your favorite '90s stars are up to now.
People have seen Kenan every Saturday night for years now, but Kel Mitchell has been a steady figure in the industry as well.
Despite rumors that he had died, Mitchell is alive and well — and still acting.
Since his stint at Good Burger and his voice role in "Pink Panther," he has landed recurring roles on several small TV series including "Game Shakers" and "Wild Grinders."
Most recently, he brought back the infamous Ed character to interview players and report for Nickelodeon Sports at the 2017 Super Bowl media day.
Bug Hall stepped onto the scene as the unforgettable Alfalfa in "The Little Rascals."
Since that pivotal role he's kept up with acting. Over the years, he had small roles in shows like "Masters of Sex,""CSI," and "Nikita."
Aside from acting, the 32-year-old recently got married to his long time girlfriend.
Mayim Bialik got her start on the adorable TV show "Blossom," which aired from 1991 to 1995.
Since her days in that leading role, she's graduated with a PhD in neuroscience from UCLA, written three books (one that hits shelves May 2017), and is currently starring in the hit CBS show "The Big Bang Theory" as Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler. She has even snagged a Critic's Choice Award and four Emmy nominations for that role.
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