While speculating about what the first lady is trying to say with her fashion choices has become a media parlor game, recent evidence suggests it’s ultimately pointless. Still, they almost always carry one accidental message that’s hard to miss.
The billionaire investor’s ’90s real estate jaunt—complete with “Georgian feasts,” a “discotheque,” and maybe a strip club—drew scrutiny from senators investigating Trump’s Russia ties. Also of interest: Black’s more recent dealings with Putin, Bannon, and Kushner.
Just in time for the film’s 30th anniversary, Paramount will debut Mario Puzo’s The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone. The legendary director previously promised a new cut of the film would “vindicate” the maligned performance of his daughter, Sofia.
A Successful Philanthropy taping was sidelined when she showed up to record.
Miley Cyrus says she was “villainized” during her divorce from Liam Hemsworth, telling Joe Rogan the way she was treated by the public was worse than the actual break up of her marriage.
HBO’s The Vow examines yet another sinister, Hollywood-adjacent, destructive organization. But are Californians really more susceptible to cults—or do cults simply want what the Golden State is selling?
With fearmongering central to Trump’s reelection bid, he’s now moving to cut federal funding to so-called “anarchist jurisdictions” like New York and Portland. “It’s cheap, it’s political, it’s gratuitous, and it’s illegal,” says Andrew Cuomo.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson revealed in an Instagram video that he and his entire family tested positive for coronavirus, but have no recovered and are totally healthy.
Vanity Fair has learned the star came down with the virus just days after shooting resumed.
Nothing to see here, just the POTUS supporting election fraud.
Nancy Pelosi says that mask-less hair appointment was a “setup,” but she takes “full responsibility” for falling for it.
On Saturday, Kate Middleton, Prince William, and Prince George were spotted on a grouse hunt with their extended family.
Mark Zuckerberg took action Thursday to help safeguard the 2020 election—and yet misleading ads and misinformation could still spread in November.
The prime-time face-offs may be pivotal in this topsy-turvy election season, as the pandemic curbs traditional campaigning. Candidates would be wise to follow these five golden rules—and consider “the Palin Principle.”
The live-action film turns a treasured animated epic into a plodding bore.
On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a conversation about the new Netflix film and the book that inspired it, as well as a large group of new releases.
If recent allegations about Juan Carlos I of Spain and his mistress seem outrageous, you are due for a royal history lesson.
Quibi reportedly tried, and failed, to court Prince Harry and Meghan Markle into signed an exclusive deal before the royals took their new production company to Netflix.
The streaming service “deeply” apologized for a poster for Maïmouna Doucouré’s coming-of-age drama after the image was slammed for sexualizing young girls.
More and more hotels in New York and Los Angeles have been offering extended stays. For a certain type of free-floating guest, this might be the future.
It’s not your usual glitzy and elaborate red carpet, but it’s a red carpet that actually exists after months of quarantine. We’ll take it.
The 25th James Bond film is still barreling toward its November release date.
Cooper will reportedly play the child actor who leads the ensemble drama, which Anderson has been shooting in Los Angeles.
Jay Roach and Paul Rudnick on their exclusive clips of the upcoming special presentation, which stars Bette Midler, Issa Rae, Dan Levy, Sarah Paulson, and Kaitlyn Dever.
This season’s most beautiful new art books offer sweeping explorations into identity, crucial contemporary painters, and the whimsy of houseplants.
