It just wouldn’t be Christmas without Kevin McCallister unleashing his homemade deathtraps on the Wet/Sticky Bandits. 1990’s Home Alone and 1992’s Home Alone 2: Lost in New York have become as essential to the holiday season as It’s a Wonderful Life or A Christmas Story. (Of course, Mr. Potter never took an iron to the face.) The mix of slapstick humor and heartwarming family moments have made the Home Alone movies endure as holiday classics.

So where are the McAllister kids and the rest of the cast of the first two (and best) Home Alone movies today? Grab a delicious cheese pizza just for you and take a look.

ABC has an ambitious new lineup coming to your TVs and DVRs this fall. Snakkle was at the 2012 Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills to preview the new comedies and dramas and, of course, the announcement of the Dancing with the Stars all-star cast! Get all the important news nuggets below!

You first fell in love with her as Jason’s vulnerable and abused werepanther love on HBO’s True Blood. Now Lindsay Pulsipher’s career is launching into a different stratosphere with her beautiful work on History’s Hatfields & McCoys alongside greats like Mare Winningham, Bill Paxton, and Kevin Costner. Snakkle asks Lindsay about her experiences shooting such an epic series and so much more!

It has been just about a decade and a half since Step by Step went off the air, and yet for a select demographic, that is the project for which series star Christine Lakin may always be best known. Refreshingly, though, she embraces it fondly and was even willing to walk down memory lane with Snakkle. You can check out Lakin’s new web series, Lovin’ Lakin on Hulu starting July 16.

The last five years spent with the titular spy on NBC’s Chuck have felt like they have flown by. Perhaps that is because the show delivered some short seasons; perhaps it is because we got used to it living perpetually on the bubble; perhaps it is simply that time really does fly when you’re having fun. And the cast and crew of Chuck certainly had fun! But through the laughs, there were also more serious moments, too. Snakkle takes a walk down memory lane with Zachary Levi, Yvonne Strahovski, Joshua Gomez, and Adam Baldwin to find out what they’ll miss most about their home for the last five years.

Although Nevermind was actually Nirvana’s second album—Bleach came out in 1989—it was the group’s major-label debut and the record that made them worldwide superstars. It’s been 20 years since Kurt Cobain declared that he felt stupid and contagious and became the voice of a generation. Let’s look back at what it was like to experience that seminal moment in rock ‘n’ roll history.