Elon Musk’s Son Has No Clue About Spoons
Or the mess of the world, lucky thing.
Or the mess of the world, lucky thing.
The Friends star attempts to end a long, long debate about the state of his fictional relationship.
Transparent and Pose writer-producer Our Lady J is converting the film into a drama series that will cast a trans actor in the lead.
With a frat party-meets-biopshere vibe, quarantining in Disney is a once-in-a-lifetime assignment—and a precarious one, as an outbreak could cost billions. It’s a bit dystopian, but also, says one reporter, “an unmissable event.”
The president is insisting on a payroll tax cut that Republicans and Democrats both oppose, adding a wrinkle to the GOP's effort to reduce COVID relief to unemployed Americans.
There are 14 former USWNT players among the new ownership group for the team that will begin playing in 2022.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry congratulated Princess Beatrice on her wedding to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi after the pair were wed in an intimate ceremony in Windsor on Friday.
An anti-monarchy group has filed a complaint against William and Kate’s Royal Foundation for the financial support it gave to Meghan and Harry’s former charity.
On her Apple Music me & dad radio, Billie Eilish said she almost pooped her pants seeing Britney Spears dance to her music and confessed she used to be “super religious.”
Sources say Kim Kardashian is reportedly “mortified” over Kanye West's recent inflammatory comments as “things have broken down significantly,” but she's still trying to help him.
First Portland, next Chicago? The deployment of federal law enforcement reeks of authoritarianism, but Republicans—who supposedly care about government overreach—don't seem too bothered.
The Chicks’ singer Natalie Maines said she “might actually make out with George Bush” after living through a Trump presidency on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
In a new interview, showrunner Krista Vernoff confirmed the long-running medical drama will tackle the global health crisis.
The long-running sketch show, which produced episodes remotely this spring, is reportedly trying to make it happen.
Plus, Anna Kendrick, Aubrey Plaza, Alison Pill, and more returned to jam out to the raucous tunes of Sex Bob-omb.
Across the late-night landscape on Monday, hosts mocked Trump’s fixation on a cognitive test during his chat with Fox News host Chris Wallace.
And, of course, Trump is watching! But The Oregonian notes that the tensest protests are happening within about a dozen blocks, as city residents witness “dogs playing and people picnicking.”
The sprawling case leaves no stone un-cross-examined.