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“I miss frolicking”: Chappell Roan opens up on how superstardom changed her life
Griffin Eckstein
Your favorite artist's favorite artist would love to browse Forever 21 in peace again
We sampled that Orwellian butter from “The Bear.” If you can, you should too
Melanie McFarland
Apparently Carmy has a thing for butter that sells for $60 a pound. We had to know whether the hype was real
“She’s suffering no fools”: “Hacks” guest star Helen Hunt weighs in on the finale’s shark attack
Melanie McFarland
Helen Hunt offers some insights about her top exec and why she relates to Deborah most of all
Trump sends cease and desist to “The Apprentice” movie, which depicts the rape of then-wife Ivana
Griffin Eckstein
Trump's team called the film, which debuted to fanfare at Cannes in May, "pure malicious defamation"
“Not unlike Mr. Trump”: Stormy Daniels hits back at lawyer’s suggestion that she’s cashing in
Charles R. Davis
Defense counsel Susan Necheles tried to take Daniels to task for selling candles and comic books on her website
The lost history of Linda Martell, a pioneering country artist who helped shape “Cowboy Carter”
Nardos Haile
Beyoncé's sprawling country album uncovers Martell's everlasting impact on country music as a Black woman
“I didn’t look at myself as ‘I’m the white lady’”: Why Lisa Ann Walter says “Abbott” feels like home
D. Watkins
The actor and comedian talks about perfecting a Philly accent, being in a cast of alpha women and where to get prop
“Pain don’t hurt”: Is it even “Road House” without the bro-appeal of its philosophy?
Melanie McFarland
Patrick Swayze's "cooler" was an educated man with a stupid mission. Jake Gyllenhaal's breaks faces with a smile
All hail Leon, the king of “Curb Your Enthusiasm”
D. Watkins
He's the only person in the universe who's figured out how to out-Larry Larry
The 1980’s “Shogun” didn’t usher in a decade of Japanophilia by itself. But it played its part
Melanie McFarland
The second highest-rated miniseries after "Roots" announced America's rising fascination with all things Japanese
“Delicious in Dungeon”: The anime that cured my food TV burnout
Ashlie D. Stevens
In this new Netflix series, the stakes are either eat the monsters — or become monster food
The scariest thing about “True Detective: Night Country” is how straight it had to be to survive
Kelly McClure
There's a likely reason for why a show as queer-coded as this one features so much hetero sex
Y’all means all: A queer travel guide to Northern Kentucky
Chaya Milchtein
Does "Southern hospitality" translate to people like me? In Covington, it did
Don’t be intimidated: For a veritable five star home-cooked meal, make scallops
D. Watkins
You don't always have to spend hundreds at a fancy place for scallops. Here's how to make them at home
It’s not that MAGA doesn’t believe E. Jean Carroll — they just don’t care that Trump abuses women
Amanda Marcotte
Trump verdict and new Vince McMahon allegations are a dark reminder that red state America cultivates rape culture
A “woke” flour fit and “The Bear” explain why we need to see more bakers of color in the world
Melanie McFarland
Conservatives attacking bakers of color can keep their ashy muffins. This show's Denmark trip rises above all that
Trump’s obsession with E. Jean Carroll helps prove her case against him
Amanda Marcotte
He's acting like a cartoonish bad guy on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
“I still have a lot of triggers”: Gypsy Rose Blanchard reinvents herself despite “learning curve”
Nardos Haile
Blanchard spoke to reporters about her bombshell docuseries, not holding grudges and why she may give up cosplaying
“The Sixth Sense” turns 25 and more: The biggest pop culture anniversaries to look out for in 2024
Joy Saha
Read on to learn about all the major events in film, television, music and entertainment to celebrate this year
“Fargo” exposes why America is in love with “Toxic” men like Roy Tillman
Melanie McFarland
In "Blanket," Jon Hamm's Roy Tillman shows us the wider peril of letting thin-skinned politicians run amok
Heart of peppermint-barkness: I infiltrated Hallmark town, changing my view of its holiday movies
Melanie McFarland
On my fake snow day, I got insight into how the yuletide sausage is made and what it means to be a Hallmark fan
“The stock price is down”: The biggest Fox News fails of 2023
Tatyana Tandanpolie
The right-wing network ends a tough year on a low note — with more trouble ahead in 2024
Navigating the new sober boom, where “a person’s sobriety is as unique as their fingerprint”
D. Watkins
When I cut back on drinking for health reasons, wise bartenders helped me find my way in the zero-proof life
“You’re not going to pass out on me, are you?” Andrew Friedman on what it takes to make “The Dish”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The backstage drama behind a single restaurant meal, explained
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