'90s nostalgia in full swing with discovery that you can reuse your vintage calendars from 1996 in 2024

Mario Lopez called the 1990s "the last Golden Era" and said he loved growing up in that time period while speaking with Fox News Digital at 90s Con.

The internet is buzzing with '90s nostalgia. 

As it turns out, the 1996 and 2024 calendars are exactly the same. Both years were a leap year, with the New Year beginning on Monday. This has sent people into a frenzy, digging through old belongings to find a vintage calendar from the year.

If you do happen upon a 1996 calendar, you're likely to find it filled with pop culture moments that were prominent in the year.

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"Home Improvement" was a popular show of the time, with Pamela Anderson and Jonathan Taylor Thomas gracing the pages of many '90s calendars. 

"Seinfeld" was one of the many popular shows in the '90s. (George Lange/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)

You may also find calendars filled with photos of the "Friends" cast, as the show was quickly growing in popularity during its third season in 1996.

"Seinfeld" was more than halfway through its nine-season run in 1996.

As for movies, "Independence Day" was one of the blockbuster hits of the year. 

Many old 1996 calendars may be covered with photos of a young Tom Cruise, with the first of the "Mission: Impossible" movies releasing that year and the sports flick "Jerry Maguire," also starring the actor.

A young Leonardo DiCaprio was in "Romeo + Juliet" in 1996, just before he starred in "Titanic" the following year.

Two Tom Cruise movies, "Mission Impossible" and "Jerry Maguire," were released in 1996. (Murray Close/Getty Images)

"Twister," "Space Jam," "Scream" and "Matilda" were other movies that came out during the year.

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