Weddings are essentially the defining part of your 20s.

You’re either going to weddings, are in weddings, or are getting married yourself (yikes). While the thought may be scary, weddings are just a big party, and parties need music. Luckily, millennials have a great taste in music. The early 2000s have GREAT party songs, and songs that top the charts currently aren’t too far away from the party category.

Get ready for some really fun weddings, millennials, because there are 100 songs that CANNOT be missed:

1. Work – Rihanna, Drake

2. Can’t feel My Face – The Weeknd

3. All of Me – John Legend

4. Fergalicious – Fergie

5. Shape of You – Ed Sheeran

6. Ridin’ – Chamillionaire

7. Get Ur Freak On – Missy Elliott

8. Hot in Herre – Nelly

9. Tipsy (Radio Mix) – J-Kwon

10. Ms. Jackson – OutKast

11. Milkshake – Kelis

12. Drop It Like It’s Hot – Snoop Dogg

13. A Little Party Never Killed Nobody – Fergie

14. Gold Digger – Kanye West

15. We Found Love – Rihanna, Calvin Harris

16. Marry You – Bruno Mars

17. I’m Yours – Jason Mraz

18. Shake – Ying Yany Twins ft. Pitbull

19. Hotel – Cassidy, R. Kelly

20. Temperature – Sean Paul

21. Run It! – Chris Brown

22. SexyBack – Justin Timberlake

23. Make You Feel My Love – Adele

24. Crazy in Love – Beyonce, JAY Z

25. 7/11 – Beyonce

26. One Dance – Drake, Wizkid, Kyla

27. Started From the Bottom – Drake

28. No One – Alicia Keys

29. All Night – Chance the Rapper ft Knox Fortune

30. All My Friends – Snakehips, Tinashe, Chance the Rapper

31. 3005 – Childish Gambino

32. Umbrella – Rihanna, JAY Z

33. Good Girls Go Bad – Cobra Starship, Leighton Meester

34. Sexy Can I – Ray J, Yung Berg

35. Low – Flo Rida, T-Pain

36. Lollipop – Lil Wayne, Static Major

37. 4 Minutes – Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Timbaland

38. Beautiful Soul – Jesse McCartney

39. Love Lockdown – Kanye West

40. Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin’) – T-Pain, Yung Joc

41. Piece of Me – Britney Spears

42. Gives You Hell – The All-American Rejects

43. Kiss Me Thru The Phone – Soulja Boy, Sammie

44. Best I Ever Had – Drake

 

45. Throw It In The Bag – Fabolous, The-Dream

46. TiK ToK – Ke$ha

47. Dynamite – Taio Cruz

48. Closer – The Chainsmokers, Halsey

49. Your Love Is My Drug – Ke$ha

50. No Role Modelz – J. Cole

51. Bend Ova – Lil Jon, Tyga

52. Ignition (Remix) – R. Kelly

53. Jenny from the Block – Jennifer Lopez

54. Broccoli – D.R.A.M, Lil Yachty

55. Get Low – Ying Yang Twins, Lil Jon, The East Side Boyz

56. One, Two Step – Ciara, Missy Elliott

 

57. Booty Wurk (One Cheek At a Time) – T-Pain, Joey Galaxy

58. Gasolina – Daddy Yankee

59. Red Nose – Sage the Gemini

60. Lolly – Maejor Ali, Juicy J, Justin Bieber

61. Beauty And A Beat – Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj

62. Obsessed – Mariah Carey

63. You Belong With Me – Taylor Swift

64. What Makes You Beautiful – One Direction

65. Love You Like A Love Song – Selena Gomez & The Scene

66. Into You – Ariana Grande

67. Cheap Thrills – Sia

68. Never Be Like You – Flume, kai

69. Roses – The Chainsmokers, ROZES

70. Eenie Meenie – Sean Kingston, Justin Bieber

71. Latch – Disclosure, Sam Smith

72. Starving – Hailee Steinfeld, Grey, Zedd

73. Royals – Lorde

74. Needed Me – Rihanna

75. Bounce Back – Big Sean

76. Shake It – Metro Station

77. Come & Get It – Selena Gomez

78. Super Bass – Nicki Minaj

79. Down On Me – Jeremih, 50 Cent

80. Pretty Girl Rock – Keri Hilson

81. According To You – Orianthi

82. Carry Out – Timbaland, Justin Timberlake

83. California Gurls – Kay Perry ft. Snoop Dogg

84. Promiscuous – Nelly Furtado, Timbaland

85. Don’t Cha – The Pussycat Dolls

86. Moment 4 Life – Nicki Minaj, Drake

87. BedRock – Young Money, Lloyd, Drake

88. We Are Young – fun., Janelle Monae

89. Rude Boy – Rihanna

90. I Gotta Feeling – The Black Eyed Peas

91. Bartender – T-Pain, Akon

92. Yeah! – Usher, Lil Jon, Ludacris

93. Love Me Harder – Ariana Grande, The Weeknd

94. Teach Me How To Dougie – Cali Swag District

95. Hotline Bling – Drake

96. Imma Be – The Black Eyed Peas

97. Goodies – Ciara, Petey Pablo

98. Die Young – Ke$ha

99. Replay – Iyaz

100. She Will Be Loved – Maroon 5

We all love Disney, but some of us forget that there are a number of successful animation studios that produce fantastic films, many of which you probably assumed came from Disney. Take a look at this list to see if any of your favorite movies were produced by a company other than Disney.

1. Shrek

This childhood classic puts a fun twist on the typical damsel-in-distress storyline by replacing the handsome prince with a grumpy ogre and the grateful damsel with a sassy princess. The witty banter and occasional slips of adult humor are sure to keep parents entertained and children happy. The success of this classic helped to establish Dreamworks as a strong competitor for Disney.

2. Anastasia

Usually, you would expect a tale of missing royalty to come from Disney, but this movie was produced in 1997 by 20th Century Fox. The movie is based on a real Russian legend of a duchess escaping the execution of her entire family. In this loose adaptation, the Duchess is depicted as an amnesiac searching for her family when she is joined by two con men wishing to use her for her resemblance to the missing duchess. This beautifully produced film will surely leave you in awe.

3. The Road to El Dorado

By far one of my favorite childhood movies, “The Road to El Dorado” features two con artists, Tulio and Miguel, as they embark on a journey to find the legendary City of Gold. In a miraculous twist, they find themselves in an extensive con pretending to be gods in the city of El Dorado. This comedic family film displays a beautiful color palette and imaginative animation that successfully immerses you in their world. With contributing artists of Elton John and Tim Rice, this soundtrack will be guaranteed to stick in your head for a few days.

4. The Prince of Egypt

“The Prince of Egypt” is a simplified version of the biblical book of Exodus and is intended to make these events easier for children to understand. The movie follows Moses’ life as he discovers who he is and journey through becoming a man of God. He faces challenges when his brother Pharaoh refuses to acknowledge God’s demands to let his people, the Hebrews, go. The movie successfully makes the content easy to follow and interesting to watch, while also providing a wonderful soundtrack.

5. Despicable Me

This is a movie about a big-time villain with a soft spot for three orphan girls. During his biggest heist ever, Gru adopts orphans, Margo, Edith and Agnes, and uses them to gain access to his enemy’s lair. His plan ultimately changes as he becomes attached to them. This heart-warming movie provides a constant stream of laughter mixed with action and sentiment. And let’s not forget about the lovable Minions who add a lot of the humor.

6. Spirit — Stallion of the Cimarron

“Spirit” is the story of life in the old west told by a rebellious stallion experiencing humans for the first time. The stallion proves to be unbreakable when the US Army captures and attempts to tame him. He escapes with the help of a Lakota Native American, Little Creek, who brings him back to his tribe. This movie takes a refreshing turn from the Disney norm of having talking animals and puts a realistic spin on it: the film is narrated by the stallion, but he at no point speaks directly to the humans. This inspiring tale is a must-see for any free-spirit.

7. Rise of the Guardians

The rise of the Boogeyman forces the Guardians to assemble in order to keep the children of the world safe. Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Toothfairy and the Sandman ask the mischievous Jack Frost to join their team to stop Pitch from striking fear into all the children. This action-packed, feel-good movie depicts the childhood fantasy figures in a non-traditional way and shows how important they are for kids.

8. Quest for Camelot

This tale puts an entertaining twist on the legend of King Arthur when a rogue knight plans to steal Excalibur and take over Camelot. Fortunately, his plans falter when the sword is lost in the Forbidden Forest. Kayley, the daughter of a former knight of the round table, goes out searching for the sword when she meets Garrett, a blind man living in the forest, who joins her in her attempt to save Camelot. This exciting storyline and the interesting cast of the characters keep the audience on their toes.

9. How to Train Your Dragon

Young Hiccup has never really fit in among his Viking peers. He never had the heart to kill a dragon, but instead started a trend of riding them. This movie holds some of the best action scenes in animation along with a valuable lesson of getting to know your enemies because they might not be as bad as you think. Like any great movie, there’s sentiment, action, humor and, of course, dragons. The lovable Toothless will make every kid want to be a dragon rider.

10. Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas

In this fantastical adventure, Sinbad, a pirate, finds himself falsely accused of a crime and to prove his innocence he must travel to the edge of the world to retrieve the stolen Book of Piece. With an evil goddess and a sea of monsters working against him, this proves to be a difficult task. Not to mention, he finds himself in the middle of a complex love triangle. The intricate plot of this movie will be sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Remember the joke, “just keep it in your closet! It’ll just come back in style eventually”? Well, 2018 is turning out to be proof that this statement is more than just a joke.

What makes 2018 stand out is we decided to unearth things from multiple decades.

From makeup, jewelry and clothing, this trend is certainly making its way through 2018. These are just 12 of our former fashion trends we will most likely be dying to wear this year.

1. Voluminous curls

For this year’s New York Fashion Week Spring ’18 Runway, there were plenty of bouncy curls. These are not just any bouncy curls either; many designers like Sherri Hill represented the natural look. A curl that is flowy and bounces back. It is an effortless-looking style for anyone. A how-to was also available to achieve this look.

2. Naked glossed lips

This ’90s look started with Naomi Campbell on the runway and is now being brought back. And who should we thank for this? None other than Rihanna. Her new line of universally flattering lip gloss called Fenty Gloss Bomb gave the models on the runway a natural lip that is ready for any occasion.

3. Ultraviolet

Who wouldn’t want to wear a color when it is referred to as “ultra?” Pantone has officially named UltraViolet as the 2018 color of the year. This vibrant hue of purple takes us back to the ’70s when bright, neon colors were the way to go.

4. Denim

Remember the double denim outfits that took over the ’90s and 2000s? Well, double denim is quickly becoming a staple piece in 2018. Designers are opting to use denim for any occasion. This time, they are calling it “polished” double denim to describe the tailored look. Have you ever seen such a versatile fabric such as denim?

5. Balloon sleeves

Puffed up sleeves — or balloon sleeves — were all the rage this year as well. This is definitely a revamped version of the ’80s puffed up shoulders they used to wear. Designers like Burberry and JOUR/NE are the ones to thank for our puffy sleeves in 2018.

6. Bicycle shorts

Who would have EVER thought that bicycle shorts would take over 2018? But that is exactly what is happening. The little form-fitting shorts people wore in the 90s are making a huge comeback. Now, bicycle shorts are being designed to fit any occasion. Kim Kardashian is often photographed wearing bicycle shorts. I guess we have her to thank for this new trend?

7. Disco looks

The ’70s are back! Designers were very inspired by iconic ’70s looks for this Spring 2018. Neon and embellished bustiers, sequins all over the clothing and power pantsuits for women. Designers like Gucci, Paco Rabanne and Michael Halpern supply us with oodles of inspiration.

8. Scrunchies

Carrie Bradshaw used to say, “no woman who works at W Magazine and lives on Perry Street would be caught dead at a hip downtown restaurant wearing a scrunchie.” Well, she would definitely be shocked if she saw us in 2018. Scrunchies are making a comeback in 2018. During Mansur Gavriel’s first runway show, the models strutted the runway in designer scrunchies. Scrunchies in various designs and materials make for the rebirth of Michelle Tanner’s favorite accessory.

9. Nylon bags.

Nylon bags of our 90s days are back. Prada is responsible for this trend. There were purses, shoulder bags, backpacks and bum bag all made of nylon. To give it a fresh twist many were adorned with spikes and pops of bright colors to go along with their comic book girl theme.

10. Lavender.

Just because Pantone named UltraViolet the color of 2018, doesn’t mean lavender is going to lay down and die. This pastel hue tugs at our millennial heartstrings. Victoria Beckham had her models wear vibrant shades of the pastel hue of our childhood.

11. Checkered patterns.

All grunge kids rejoice! The checkered pattern is in. Demna Gvasalia of Balenciaga debuted plaid as the street style of 2018. They came in coats, dresses, oversized shirts and, the most popular, as blazers.

12. Statement earrings.

Oversized earrings are back in style. So long statement necklaces, its the ear’s turn to shine. The ’80s are in full swing for earring fashion. was among one of the designers to debut the coolest statement earrings for all models’ ears.

And the one thing that definitely makes this trend stand out? Designers are not just creating styles that look good; they are going for styles that empower us. They are making clothing, jewelry and makeup that is inclusive and diverse.

They are cutting ties to clothing made for specific genders. Plus size models are being used regularly.

In a time when women need to feel empowered and should celebrate their differences, designers are stepping up and are all saying with their fashion:

“Women are badasses, and it is about time we all treat them that way.”