Samuel L. M.F. Jackson dropped by The Tonight Show to put into slam poetry the emotions we all felt in the '90s, when Boy fatefully met World. And also, Topanga. Topanga. Topanga. Topanga.

Proving once and for all that people who pray for Boy Meets World sequels pray harder than people who pray for an end to world hunger, God has answered the cry of His most highly favored children: the Disney channel announced Monday that it had ordered a full series of Girl Meets World, the much-hyped follow-up to its 1990s TGIF bildungsroman.

Filming for the pilot episode of Girl Meets World (Disney's Boy Meets World girl power remix) kicked off this week, and tons of people from the old cast swung by the set to visit.

Topanga Lawrence is all grown up — and stripping down for a men's magazine.

Entertainment Weekly broke the news late last night that 11-year-old Rowan Blanchard has officially been cast in the role of Cory and Topanga's daughter in the Disney Channel's upcoming spinoff of Boy Meets World.

Danielle Fishel of Boy Meets World's Topanga Lawrence fame is a well-adjusted child star, so having her play Lindsay Lohan playing Elizabeth Taylor on last night's episode of E!'s pop culture recap The Soup shouldn't have worked.

Girl Meets World, the Disney Channel's highly anticipated sequel to ABC's fondly remembered '90s sitcom Boy Meets World, is reportedly moving forward with the original show's leading stars Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel.

Boy Meets World sequel update: Cory and Topanga's daughter is named Riley. Her "edgy friend": Maya. (Disney emailed us.)

If you haven't had a kid yet, you have, like, ten months to birth that thing and age it 13 years so that you have an excuse to watch the Boy Meets World sequel series that was announced over the weekend.

In this shot-for-shot send-up of the trailer for 2004's forgettable psychological thriller The Forgotten, a man (Paul W. Downs) whose wife (Olivia Munn) wakes up one day without her ample breasts has to unravel the secret behind her "Ghost Tits" before it's too late.