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“Friends” is getting old. Its fans have never been younger. As the sitcom about six twentysomethings marks its 25th anniversary on Sunday, it has spawned a devoted youthful viewership, especially among tween and teen girls who weren’t yet born when it went off the air in 2004. In an era when everyone assumed they would move on to YouTube and...

Could “Friends” fans BE any luckier? Those who have snagged tickets to the New York City Pop-Up experience based on the comedy favorite will get to plop down on the orange couch at Central Perk, play foosball in Joey and Chandler’s apartment and marvel at Rachel’s haircuts through the show’s 10 seasons.

See your “Friends” on the big screen. Deck out your place with “Friends” furniture. Wear your “Friends” as jewelry. Heck, buy the “Friends” Lego set and pretend it’s for your kid. If you’re a “Friends” superfan, there are lots of ways to celebrate the show’s 25th anniversary on Sept. 22.

It’s been 25 years and ‘Friends’ is still there for you (even if it’s leaving Netflix). To celebrate the upcoming 25th anniversary of the series premiere–all the way back in September 1994–Warner Bros. is bringing ‘Friends’ to New York City with a pop-up experience.

Chief meteorologist Brant Miller’s son, Joey, was at the Notre Dame Cathedral not long ago and shot this beautiful 360-degree video.

The actor who played Jack Black’s guitar-playing prodigy in “School of Rock” was arrested and accused of swiping several expensive guitars in Florida in the past five weeks, authorities said Wednesday.

Jennifer Aniston calls it “amazing” that “Friends” still has an audience big enough to prompt multi-million dollar business deals to keep it from disappearing on Netflix.

A 5-year-old baby kangaroo, Joey, escaped from his enclosure in Jerry Smith Pumpkin Farm in Kenosha County, Wisconsin.

It wasn’t a jailbreak, but police in southeast Wisconsin responded to a different kind of escapee Thursday morning—a loose kangaroo.

President Donald Trump spent a second day watching the women’s golf tournament being held at his central New Jersey golf club Saturday, as dozens of anti-Trump protesters waved flags and held up banners outside. Sporting his signature red “Make America Great Again” cap, Trump arrived to cheers from fans watching the U.S. Women’s Open at Trump National Golf Club in...

A Coconut Creek teenager died Saturday night as he tried to stop his drunk friend from getting behind the wheel of a high-performance vehicle.