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While reactionaries online clutched their pearls, few seemed to have read what she wrote.
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Simpson’s legal team will continue fighting the Ron Goldman judgments, his attorney said.
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“We love our sweet, good boy and will miss him always,” the Bidens said.
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The 77-year-old chanteuse said her natural death will only bring more suffering.
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On this week’s Little Gold Men, the Falcon and Winter Soldier star talks about appearing in Wakanda and staying in Marvel shape during the pandemic filming shutdown.
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The EGOT winner talks to V.F. about the tough side of making it in Hollywood, her ultimate role model, and learning to love herself through therapy.
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As the first major film festival to include original audio storytelling, Tribeca is looking toward the future of the already-booming medium.
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The actor’s gentle, soulful performance is crucial to the limited series’s success. Just ask Barry Jenkins.
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On this week’s Little Gold Men, Olsen explains why she was “mortified” to share WandaVision with the world and teases her upcoming turn in Doctor Strange.
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The painter, filmmaker, and native New Yorker spoke to Vanity Fair on the eve of Basquiat’s 25th anniversary screening.
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Wenting Xu says, “There is more resistance to change than I ever expected, and the lack of transparency from the membership was appalling.”
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The rise of Ted Lasso suggests a pandemic-era embrace of escapism—but there are darker, thornier shows to celebrate, and an ever-changing TV landscape to navigate.
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On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look back at the 1985 best-picture nominee, featuring unfiltered movie-star charisma in the most unlikely of places.
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Director Craig Zobel and star Evan Peters weigh in on the character backstory—and vintage song choices—that went into Detective Zabel’s big drunken moment.
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The star of ABC’s Big Sky is financing her own Emmy campaign—using the lessons learned from her P.R. maven mother and 30 years in an industry that may finally be ready to give her her due.
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This fall Disney+ unveils the three-part documentary, which mines long-lost footage for a portrait of the band’s final chapter that’s so unexpected it surprised even Paul McCartney.
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A diva deferred, Wickie came to life through some elaborate wigs, over-the-top melisma, and Goldsberry’s unerring comic timing.
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“Honestly, just nearly killed the cast of Friends.”
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Michelle and Robert King’s beguiling followup to The Good Fight is a necessary Evil.
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While legislation establishing the end of slavery as a national holiday passed with the overwhelming support of both parties, 14 GOP representatives voted against it—even tying Juneteenth to their party’s crusade against critical race theory.
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The actress brought her son Pax with her this time, in what appeared to be a visit to her ex-husband.
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Mare of Easttown, Framing Britney Spears, Ziwe, and eight more standouts from the first half of 2021.
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Stacey Abrams said she could “absolutely” support the West Virginia senator’s proposal, but convincing the GOP—whose electoral strategy relies on rolling back voting rights—still looks like a bipartisan fantasy.
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Democrats are attempting to take advantage of the GOP’s strained relationship with law enforcement—and this week Republicans played right into their hands.
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Madison Cawthorn insisted assault weapons should be legal so people can stop “tyrannical government[s],” like the one he’s employed by.
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What started as a Father’s Day present for Prince Harry three years ago has now become a New York Times #1 bestseller.
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But Apple has actually not watched anything at all.
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The actor confessed that while his previous birthdays “had really no impact on me,” approaching half a century has made him start “to feel panicky about some stuff.”
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The actor and photographer has collaborated with Boy Smells on a new candle benefitting the Trevor Project.
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Yang’s mayoral opponents predicted the demise of his “32-ounce sugar rush” candidacy. But his appeal wasn’t empty, and his decline hasn’t been inevitable, or simple.
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The holiday is becoming corporatized, but the attack on critical race theory shows why commemorating our history is more important than ever.
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The NFL star and founder of the fashion line LR&C knows exactly which shirt, travel bag, and towable tube every dad will love.
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The court ruled 7–2 to toss a third existential challenge to the health care law, with Stephen Breyer—the subject of growing retirement chatter—writing the decision. Could this be the 82-year-old justice’s swan song?
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Warner Bros. revisits the Joker playbook for Denis Villeneuve’s star-studded sci-fi epic.
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She was fired from the show in February, but that didn’t stop Disney from submitting her for awards consideration.
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“It used to be guys can be friends, we can hang out, and it was cool…. You can’t do that anymore, because something as pure and beautiful as homosexuality has been exploited by people who are trying to rationalize themselves.”
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Mike Pence and Jared Kushner are writing for establishment players, as Mark Meadows and Peter Navarro head to a conservative upstart. So where does Donald Trump end up?
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But Kim Kardashian apparently thinks the model is a “great fit” for her estranged husband.
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