Business is booming, according to the CNBC talking head turned top White House economic adviser. Bankers are skeptical. “Over his entire career, I can’t recall a single forecast that he made that was accurate,” says one.
The 25-year-old actor speaks to Vanity Fair about his decision to costar opposite his father, Liam Neeson, in Made in Italy, a film that uncannily mirrors his own journey with grief.
Sources privy to the justices’ conversations say Kavanaugh wanted to punt on two cases related to Trump’s financial documents—an approach that would’ve avoided conflict with the president.
Taylor Swift changed the name of her folklore merchandise after the owner of The Folklore, a website for African fashion designers, claimed the similarities in Swift's name and logo design is causing confusion for customers.
Madonna’s Instagram post was flagged for spreading coronavirus misinformation after the pop star shared a conspiracy theory claiming a cure has been discovered.
The president has spoken to Putin at least eight times since reportedly learning of alleged bounties on U.S. troops in Afghanistan—and yet hasn’t brought up the intelligence.
Netflix’s hit series, returning for a second season on July 31, is a mash-up of epic proportions.
In a documentary celebrating the Princess Royal on her 70th birthday, her children open up about the real royal protocol they learned from their mother.
Exclusive video of Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump and Jeff Daniels as FBI director James Comey in the harrowing new Showtime miniseries.
On BBC's "That Peter Crouch Podcast," Prince William confessed that he once gave Kate Middleton a pair of binoculars when they first started dating, and “it didn't go well.”
When our bodies fall out of view, what remains has our undivided attention. Marisa Meltzer considers the new primacy of the face.
Lawmakers on Wednesday have a rare opportunity to grill the Big Four tech companies over monopolistic behavior—but Republicans seem more concerned about unfounded claims of anti-conservative bias on social media.
The new Netflix series, premiering September 18, imagines the origin story of Nurse Mildred Ratched, the unforgettable character played by Louise Fletcher in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
Both Noah and Jimmy Fallon slammed the president for his latest push to undermine medical science during the coronavirus pandemic.
The two companies ended their brief feud by potentially changing the future of moviegoing—once the coronavirus pandemic allows for theaters to open again.
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube yanked a viral COVID-19 video from Dr. Stella Immanuel, who’s made medical claims featuring aliens and demons. The social media clampdown even landed Don Jr. a Twitter timeout.
After 16 days, a catalogue of witnesses, and two ever-opposing accounts, Depp’s libel lawsuit against The Sun is wrapping up.
In Pennsylvania, Joe Biden is hoping to peel off just enough white, working-class voters in crucial counties to edge out the president. But the women here—waitresses, churchgoers, bingo players, lifelong Democrats—show no signs of budging, pandemic be damned. “I am 110% Trump,” says one. “I love him.”
A few days after the U.K. government changed its laws about face coverings, she conducted a work engagement in a mask with a classic British print.
