February is the month of love and romance, so it seems only fitting we revisit the 1987 romantic comedy Some Kind of Wonderful. Enjoy a blast from the past and watch the timeless love triangle between three teens from the wrong side of the tracks who find love and themselves in this classic John Hughes script, back when love was unfettered by chat rooms and Facebook relationship statuses.

The dust has settled after this year’s Golden Globes nomination announcement this morning, and this particular set of nominees seems even stranger than ever (Callie Thorne, anyone?). Isn’t that why we love the Globes? So, take a load off! Grab that gingerbread latte! And check out our list of Golden snubs!

It’s hard to forget Fook Yu and Fook Mi, the gorgeous, limber — if dubiously named — twins from Austin Powers in Goldmember (the third in the trilogy). In real life, the actresses who played them weren’t related. Fook Yu was played by Carrie Ann Inaba – today you see her judging the contestants on Dancing With the Stars. Fook Mi was played by Diane Mizota, who most recently won the title of VP of Pop Culture in an Ashton Kutcher contest. In a Snakkle exclusive interview, Mizota talks about laughing with Catherine Keener, hanging out with Bruno Mars, being a single mom, and how her career has far exceeded her wildest expectations. (It helps when your expectations were to have enough money from dancing to score a one-bedroom apartment.)