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'90s kids rejoice: The Olsen twins are returning to TV! Sorry folks, it's not for the "Full House" reboot (yet!) -- but your favorite sisters will be releasing their video library of beloved TV movies and shows back to the small screen. Nickelodeon announced on Thursday that they have acquired the 28-year-olds' extensive collection, which will air on the network starting April 27th with their ABC Family series "So Little Time." "Mary-Kate and I are excited to announce our video library will be available to the Nickelodeon community," Ashley revealed in a statement. "Nickelodeon has been at the forefront of kids entertainment for decades. We believe this is the perfect home for our library," Mary-Kate added. So far the network will be airing straight to VHS favorites "Mary-Kate & Ashley's Fashion Forward," "Our Lips Are Sealed," "Winning London," "Holiday in the Sun," "When in Rome," "Getting There: Sweet 16 and Licensed to Drive...

Have we collectively time-traveled back to the ’90s? Because the Olsen twins are suddenly everywhere.

On the heels of Netflix’s Full House revival becoming a reality, Nickelodeon announced Thursday that it has acquired Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s library of series, TV movies and music video specials.

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Among the titles acquired are The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, You’re Invited to Mary-Kate & Ashley’s, So Little Time, Mary-Kate and Ashley In Action!, Fashion Forward, Our Lips Are Sealed, Winning London, Holiday in the Sun, When in Rome,...

On the heels of Netflix’s “Full House” reboot announcement, Nickelodeon is getting into the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen business. Viacom’s adolescent-friendly network has acquired a Birkin bag’s worth of film, TV and music content from the early era of the Olsen sisters, licensed through the twins’ lucrative company Dualstar. Made-for-tv-features like 2001’s “Winning London” and 2002’s “When In Rome,” the animated series “Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!” and and a greatest hits music compilation are among acquisitions that will debut on the network — across multiple screens — in the coming months. Also Read: Olsen Twins Weigh In on...

This may be the most depressing thing I’ve heard since Elliot Stabler turned in his badge on Law & Order: Svu! In Elle UK’s April issue, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen tell the mag that they are through with acting.

In the interview, Ashley says, "I don't have to be a pretty face. I've done that, but now it's important and liberating to be on the other side of the lens. I don't like to be the center of attention anymore.” While fraternal twin Mary-Kate said, "Just felt right to move away [from the spotlight]."

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Noooooo! This can Not be happening!! I am beside myself! I love the Olsen Twins – and ya know what? I love the Olsen Twins’ movies! Where would I be without their hijinx in setting their dad up with the free-spirited babysitter in Two of a Kind? How would I know how to stop an evil future...

You've never seen an Olsen twins movie, have you? Have you? You've never twisted your hair into braids like Hailee Steinfeld and discovered How the West was Fun or booked a trip to the UK for Winning London. You've never personally discovered that, indeed, It Takes Two. God. Now that you've admitted you have nothing in common with true cinéastes, allow me to educate you: Today we're visiting the quaint Manhattan of New York Minute, the Olsens' 2004 big-screen bomb costarring more than a few people you respect. Since their sister Elizabeth is defying cult order in Martha Marcy May Marlene this week, the least we can do is honor the original Olsens for their enslaved followers. These zealots prefer their Kool-Aid straight-up.