In Switching Goals, they played sisters Sam (Mary-Kate) and Emma (Ashley) who looked identical but couldn’t be more different. As a result, they secretly switched soccer teams.

Passport to the Past: A Bunch of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Movies Are Coming to Hulu. It's a revival of some of the iconic 90's-era, ... Passport to Paris and Switching Goals.

It’s extremely hard because of distribution rights, but we’ve found a few Mary-Kate and Ashley movies you can watch in Australia. Here’s how!

If you grew up in the '90s then watching Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen made-for-TV movies was an essential part of your life. Sadly, a lot of those movies came out on VHS, so many millennials ...

Mary-Kate and Ashley's classic tween movies are now available to stream on ... (1999) and "Switching Goals" (1999) on Hulu. So what have the 32-year-old twins been up to since the days of "Full ...

It's been a New York minute since Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen released a new movie. But that doesn't mean we can't celebrate The Row founders' birthday by taking a look back at their film oeuvre.

In 1999 Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen attempted to pull off the old trading places routine so they can play on soccer teams more suited for themselves. Of course, plans like that never actually work out.

Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen talk about the launch of their clothing line with JCPenney, called Olsenboye, outside one of the mobile shops that will take them around New York City while on “Good ...

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen rose to fame back in the Michelle Tanner as child stars on the iconic sitcom Full House and ... and Switching Goals. In 2007, Forbes ranked them as the eleventh ...

Once upon a time Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen exclusively wore overalls and pigtails. But these days they usually wander red carpets draped in various black fabrics and scarves. The twins' style has ...

If you grew up in the '90s then watching Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen made-for-TV movies was an essential part of your life. Sadly, a lot of those movies came out on VHS, so many millennials ...