TheWrap magazine: The costume designers of both limited series explain their takes on the “Me” Decade ...

SummerSlam 1998 is hailed as a key event in entertainment wrestling history, marking the peak of the Attitude Era with memorable ... the "Attitude" formula, the WWF was riding the biggest wave ...

WWE’s late 1990s Attitude Era, characterized by chaos and anti-heroes, transformed wrestling into a mainstream spectacle. Icons like 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin captivated fans with rebellious ...

The Attitude Era officially began on November 9, 1997, at Survivor Series, with the debut of the “WWF Attitude” scratch logo and the infamous Montreal Screwjob. This event, involving Bret Hart ...

Working for Vince McMahon Jr. after he took over the company from his father in 1982, The Wild Samoans became one of WWF's most important ... figures of the Attitude Era, the third-generation ...

Debuting in 1997 as the famed Attitude Era was building momentum, he made his pay-per-view debut at the controversial Survivor Series in Montreal and was a regular fixture on screens for years after.

So, for those who aren’t aware, the Attitude Era is described as the period of WWE (then WWF) programming from the late 90s to the early 2000s, during which the content was moving towards the TV ...

For the first time in a long time, fans seem more interested in celebrating WWE's current product than waxing poetic about the Attitude Era. "I've heard it coined as the Renaissance Era ...

Triple H's tearing his quad in May 2001 couldn't have come at a worse time for the WWF. The company no longer ... main event scene throughout the Attitude Era, meaning that the wear-and-tear ...

If anything, it was reminiscent of WWE’s famed “Attitude Era” of the late-1990s. For the uninitiated who have somehow made it this far, a quick refresher: In the mid-1990s, WWE (then-WWF ...