Jeans are getting baggier by the day, and a new generation of viewers is watching “Friends.” What’s with all this ’90s nostalgia, and will it ever end? Plus, how a tiny Arizona town with a tortured past is remaking itself as a tourist destination.
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Amber Victoria Singer/KJZZThese days, it feels like the dream of the '90s is alive and well all over the country. So what’s behind this burst of nostalgia for the end of the 20th century? On today’s CultureCap, we’ll explore that very question. -
Sarah Ventre/KJZZFor decades, the tiny towns of Colorado City, Arizona, and Hildale, Utah, were home to an abusive religious sect. With the group’s leader now behind bars, the remaining residents are trying to rebrand the area as a tourist destination.
