On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, Emmy nominees Lesli Linka Glatter and Amy Sherman-Palladino look back at their friendship and their careers in television. Plus, an interview with Giancarlo Esposito, and a dispatch from a theater actually playing Tenet.
Jessica Mulroney is posting pictures of Meghan Markle on Instagram again despite reports that the pair’s friendship has reportedly been on the rocks for a few months.
NBA players will reportedly resume the playoffs, but the pressure on the owners to do more is unlikely to go away.
Kate Winslet's role in “Contagion” prepared her for the coronavirus pandemic as the actress said she started wearing masks, sanitizing, and wiping things down weeks before everyone else.
The actor filed a petition to replace her former attorney with herself in the final steps of her divorce from ex Olivier Martinez.
“She hopes that as she finds forgiveness for her parents, her fans will not be as judgmental about her.”
The Fox News star’s justification of vigilante violence is a running theme in right-wing media, where others, including Ann Coulter, have defended the teenager suspected of killing two protesters.
“I think you need to see it three or four times to really understand it,” said a young theatergoer named Baptiste. “But I wouldn’t go again tomorrow.”
The Social Dilemma features tech experts saying we’re being watched, manipulated, and misled by unscrupulous platforms and attention-harvesting algorithms.
Diplomats and ex-officials I spoke to are once again incensed at the secretary’s blatant campaigning. But as in so much of Trumpworld, the outrage may be the point.
Angry Smash Mouth fans are sending hate mail and broken CDs to the band after they performed at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally which has been linked to 103 new coronavirus cases.
“This isn’t the Battle of Yorktown,” the Daily Show host said after the arrest of 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse, who allegedly shot and killed two protesters. “It’s a bunch of dudes threatening people with guns.”
“I miss her,” Reeves said of Matrix codirector Lilly Wachowski, who revealed the film’s deeper meaning in a recent interview.
The new HBO Max documentary “Class Action Park” dives into the history of New Jersey’s notorious Action Park.
The stirring Netflix film, acquired by DuVernay’s Array, is a moving portrait of a trans, Filipina woman falling in love in Brooklyn.
In addition to hosting Sunday’s outdoor version of MTV’s lively award show, the multi-hyphenate star is also releasing Virgo Tendencies: Part 1, an E.P. of new songs, on Friday.
In a live broadcast on Wednesday night, the Late Show host said of the president, “Donald Trump does not care if you live or die.”
The Lakers basketball legend talks about his children, his vintage-car collection, and his NBA career.
The ESPN podcast host investigates Trump’s demand for college football and athlete safety during COVID-19.
The South Carolina senator, facing a tough reelection fight, recalls warning Trump not to shut down TikTok after getting calls from Hannity, Petraeus, and his niece: “You’re going to get kicked in the ass by a bunch of young people.”
Night three of the Republican National Convention saw an at-times-moving appeal to women voters almost entirely divorced from Trump himself, and a vice-presidential speech that laid out a clear warning to protesters in Kenosha.
The Second Lady's boilerplate speech celebrating military spouses and art therapy stuck to the hits, but her glossy highlights were likely the clearest indication of the Pence family's future plans.
After Tuesday’s shooting, which killed two people, Donald Trump pledged to send more troops to the city.
