Kelly and Sharon break down Britney Spears’ major financial move as she sells her music catalogue, explaining what some of the deal entails, when it closed and why it could provide long-term stability and peace of mind for her.

They also share details on Rosie O’Donnell’s quiet return to the United States after a year in Ireland and discuss why Ellen DeGeneres may be considering a more permanent semi-move back to the U.S. from England.

Super Bowl 60 viewership numbers are officially in, including the massive audience for Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show featuring Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin, Cardi B and Karol G. Kelly and Sharon explain why the record-breaking numbers don’t surprise them. Plus, the Backstreet Boys are making a play to headline Super Bowl 61 in 2027 and they’ve announced which 90’s acts they’d love to bring along.

The Grammy Hall of Fame inductees are announced, including Janet Jackson’s iconic Rhythm Nation 1814, along with Tupac, Radiohead, Eric B. & Rakim, Selena and Funkadelic. Kelly is thrilled and the ladies ask which albums you think deserve induction.

The episode wraps with Kelly’s Trivia, Sharon’s 1996 Rewind and the debut of a brand-new segment: 90’s Playlist Pick of the Week. Thanks for listening to 90’s NOW!

Kelly and Sharon unpack the unforgettable Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show, sharing their reactions to Bad Bunny’s powerful, symbolism-rich performance along with the memorable cameos from Cardi B, Jessica Alba, Karol G and Pedro Pascal - plus standout moments from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin. They debate who should headline the 2027 Halftime Show, including Kelly’s very 90’s pick and invite listeners to weigh in with their own choices.

The ladies discuss the newly released Take That documentary, highlighting what Robbie Williams has revealed about his rocky relationship with Gary Barlow in the mid-90s and why they think Robbie relocating his personal life to Los Angeles was ultimately a smart move given the intense UK media scrutiny.

They also break down Mariah Carey’s performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, from her stunning outfit to her song choices and what the moment meant on a global stage.

The episode wraps with Kelly’s 90’s Trivia and Sharon’s 1993 Rewind - your weekly dose of nostalgia, laughs, and pop culture insight. Thanks for listening to 90’s NOW!

Kelly and Sharon unpack a memorable night in music as they break down the Grammy Awards on this episode of 90’s NOW! From Lady Gaga’s powerhouse presence to standout performances by Lauryn Hill, Post Malone, Alex Warren and the rest of the Best New Artist nominees, they share their honest reactions to the ceremony’s biggest moments.

Mariah Carey received a major celebration this Grammy season and Kelly and Sharon reflect on her powerful acceptance speech and lasting impact. Sharon weighs in on the “In Memoriam” segment and whether the late, legendary Angie Stone was given the recognition she deserved. Kelly also gives props to Alex Warren for pushing through significant technical issues during his performance and explains why he should be proud of how he handled the moment.

In movie news, Kelly explains why she’ll be skipping Send Help, while Sharon is more inclined to check it out. The pair also recommend Charli XCX’s new film The Moment, starring Rosanna Arquette and Alexander Skarsgård.

The episode includes a heartfelt tribute to the phenomenal Catherine O’Hara, who sadly passed away at 71 in Los Angeles. Kelly and Sharon celebrate her incredible 90’s legacy, from the Home Alone franchise to her broader impact on film and comedy - including Macaulay Culkin’s touching homage to his on-screen mom.

Plus, they discuss the first look at the upcoming Beatles biopics (arriving in 2028) and share their thoughts on the newly released trailer for the Michael Jackson biopic, starring his real-life nephew Jaafar Jackson, hitting theatres in April 2026.

Wrap it all up with Kelly’s 90’s Trivia and Sharon’s 1999 Rewind. Thanks for listening to 90’s NOW! If you enjoyed this episode of 90’s NOW, please take a moment to rate, review, and follow the podcast on Podbean, Apple Podcasts or Spotify - it really helps others find the show and keeps the 90s conversation going!