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The current and three former U.S. presidents campaigned in Pennsylvania, where the Senate race is tight.
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With Drake and 21 Savage stealing all the headlines, Schumer still managed to pop on the last live episode before the “midterm abortions.”
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“Any right-wing troll can pay $8,” said Color of Change CEO Rashad Robinson.
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The platinum-selling artist battled drug addiction and suffered familial discord.
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The NBA star's Instagram apology comes in after the buzzer.
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The Senate passed the Sunshine Protection Act in March, but the bill won't see the light of day in the House.
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How’d she go to the bathroom? Well …
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The House panel extends the deadline for Trump to turn over records.
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Elizabeth Debicki stands out in her portrayal of the doomed Princess Diana.
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Both Depp and Amber Heard have zeroed in on the inconsistent ruling.
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Misinformation experts are sounding alarms as the tech billionaire sets out to reportedly axe half the company’s workforce and blow up its blue-check verification system ahead of Election Day. “Comms has gone dark,” one reporter tweeted. “To say I’m worried for next week’s election doesn’t even begin to cover it.”
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Join the two “crazed magazine women” for a wide-ranging talk on reproductive rights, Ms. magazine, and the upcoming elections.
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Because you can’t wrap a bow around an MFA!
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Writer and executive producer Lizzy Goodman calls her book and its corresponding documentary “ultimately a story about kids being young and trying to find themselves and coming of age in New York in the context of these larger cultural forces that were going on at the same time.
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The Prince of Wales met with a filmmaker who suggested the royal give it a try.
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Perry says Efron passed on playing a younger version of him in an upcoming rom-com after doing just that for their 2009 time-travel film.
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Before the prince and Kate Middleton travel to Boston for the December ceremony, the prize is honoring innovative conservation, recycling, and carbon-capture projects.
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During a recent earnings call, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav suggested that he’d like to collaborate with the controversial author again.
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The veteran actor plays the real-life New York Times editor who helped shepherd the paper’s investigation into Harvey Weinstein.
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The actor also officially changed his baby boy's name from Casper Emerson to Ryden Caspian.
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As blue as New York is, the state is not impermeable to national forces. Election insiders see Republican Lee Zeldin out-campaigning Hochul. And she’s not the only Democrat in the state who is facing a tougher-than-expected race.
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Meanwhile, her husband, George, has predicted her former boss will be “convicted of multiple felonies.”
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The earl shared a portrait with his sister and their father, John Spencer, during a party at Althorp House.
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As you can see, the guy is a real visionary.
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In a dishy New York Times profile, Lawrence revealed regrets from the past and plans for the future—which no longer include playing Elizabeth Holmes.
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From governorships to Congress to secretary of state races, these are the people who, given the opportunity, will do unimaginable damage to the country.
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Biden warned this week that election denialism could spiral the US into chaos. In response, Fox News’ biggest stars baselessly stoked more fear around voter fraud.
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Known for elegant tablescapes that edge into the absurd, the Cairo-born New Yorker talks about transformative gestures (Ferrari-red nails, mood-lift lipstick) and the limits of finesse. “My sister and I have this test when we design something: We always hold it up and we’re like, ‘Is this too chic for its own good?’ ”
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That familiar blue and yellow logo gives us the capitalism blues, in the case of the new Netflix show.
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The couple recently took a two-week break from their royal duties in order to spend time at home with their three children during their school vacation.
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It's a nice change of pace for the actor, but this story of trauma leaves the audience wanting.
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The honor is set to be bestowed in January 2023, five months before his next sexual misconduct trial in the UK.
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The veteran anchor's 9 PM assignment, which fueled speculation about a permanent move to prime time, will be temporary after all. Whether it was a failed audition soured by poor ratings, or Chris Licht's plan all along, the outlet remains bedeviled by its empty nightly lineup.
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Journalists are deleting DMs, scoffing at Musk’s $8 verification fee, and even considering bolting from the platform. Substack, meanwhile, is cashing in on the chaos. “We shouldn’t need to fret so much about a dictator holding dominion over a vast digital media empire,” says cofounder Hamish McKenzie.
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It’s a gonzo, hilarious performance in an underseen children’s movie— and yes, it’s awards-worthy.
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The Oscar nominees play the queen and her consort during the mid-'90s, a time period famously rife with scandal for the royal family, in The Crown's fifth season.
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The lavish estate was also previously owned by musician Kenny G and tennis player Pete Sampras, and boasts a number of very famous neighbors.
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Sure, there are plenty of respectable, award-worthy comedies in the Oscar race this year. But the Golden Globes may stay true to their starry-eyed selves.
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With an “ironclad prenup,” the quarterback and the supermodel’s divorce is moving quickly.
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Set to be produced by the Russo brothers and directed by Guy Ritchie, a “more experimental” live action Hercules is already making fans of the 1997 original scratch their heads.
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The 87-year-old actor bursts into The Fabelmans and nearly runs away with the whole movie. As he tells Vanity Fair, he’s been waiting a long time for it.
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In this wellness diary, the author and dogsled racer explores the creature comforts of remote living, from YouTube yoga to freshly cleared trail runs—a foil to her debut novel, Small Game, about a survivalist contest gone awry.
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The actor added that the experience "challenged [her] concept of [her] sexuality," as she'd always identified as straight.
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The Grammy Award–winning French pop band returns with its seventh album, Alpha Zulu, out Friday.
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Experienced showrunners and industry professionals say that a half decade after what was supposed to be a reckoning, Hollywood has already begun to backslide.
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Ivana Marie Zelníčková escaped from behind the Iron Curtain to storm New York City and help create the twisted miracle of Donald Trump. From her “greed is good” heyday to her post-divorce denouement cavorting with a series of “freaky” Italian lovers, it was Ivana, all along, who gilded the Trump name.
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In her new cookbook, What’s for Dessert, YouTube’s favorite pastry chef eases up—just a little—on her ambitions for your dinner table.
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This cycle has been awash in lies—about everything from the last election to litter boxes to the assault on Paul Pelosi—and an Elon-owned Twitter could further fuel the right’s alternate reality.
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Will abortion sway voters—and races? Plus, why everyone would be better off with more women in charge.
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“A tomato, a pineapple…. It’s dangerous stuff.”
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The super PAC tied to pro-Isreal lobby AIPAC is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to beat out Democrat Summer Lee. Plus, a confusion over the real Mike Doyle.
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Ladies and gentleman, Bill Dean.
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Security footage recorded by the Capitol Police, who failed to monitor the live feed, shows a man shattering a glass pane with a hammer, which he later used to attack the lawmaker’s husband.
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The Florida governor is expected to cruise to reelection next week—yet might hold back on a 2024 bid. One source tells Vanity Fair that DeSantis has led donors “to believe he will not run if Trump does,” while another says he could “walk into the presidency in 2028 without pissing off Trump or Florida.”
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In Inside Voice, Bell’s her audiobook debut, the actor and director takes her listeners deep down the rabbit hole of her vocal obsessions.
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At the New York City premiere of the MCU sequel, stars discuss how they grappled with grief onscreen and off.
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Democratic heavy hitters from Bernie Sanders to Joe Biden have all gone to Oregon to stump for Tina Kotek, who is in a too-close-for-comfort governor’s race against not only a Republican, but an independent candidate polling in the double digits. As one liberal strategist said, the major question in the race is: Will Democrats “come home to the par ...
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A simple interrogation of the GOP economic agenda shows very little benefit for working families. Yet Republicans have been able to run away with their talking points on inflation.
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Put a little North London mustard on it next time.
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Once you’ve dug into Is That Black Enough for You?!?, here are a few under-the-radar 1960s and 1970s films to put on your watch list.
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