A new social media trend has people posting AI-generated '90s-inspired yearbook photos of themselves. With photo-editing app Epik, users can pay for 60 of the photos. The app warns that some results ...

If you’ve been anywhere on social media, you’ve definitely seen this trend popping. Here’s how to do the Yearbook AI trend so that you can share it with all your friends and followers. The premise is ...

Long before the red carpets and emotional acceptance speeches, these Oscar winners were just regular kids smiling stiffly for ...

There’s something oddly comforting about flipping through old yearbooks, even when the faces staring back belong to celebrities we know today. These photos capture a time before fame, fortune, and red ...

These yearbook snapshots don’t just make for fun nostalgia; they show the human side of the athletes we cheer for. Every Hall of Famer and MVP once walked the same school halls, sat in the same ...

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Your high school yearbook photo can come back stronger than a ’90s trend. Yearbook photos are often looked back at with embarrassment, cringing over the awkward stages of our teenage years. But thanks ...

The deadline for submissions of pictures for the high school yearbook was at hand, and the boy had pushed off deciding. I didn’t want to pressure him … again. But this felt like a momentous occasion ...

SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Old yearbook photos may be mortifying, but finding them posted on the internet without one’s permission to sell a product might top that. But neither stopped a federal judge from ...