Donald Trump, Colossal Asshole, Says Doctors Get Extra Cash If People Die of COVID-19
The president is now claiming frontline workers have an incentive to pad their coronavirus deaths: $2,000 a pop.
The president is now claiming frontline workers have an incentive to pad their coronavirus deaths: $2,000 a pop.
From paranormal activity to extraterrestrials to gruesome true crime, there’s something for everyone looking for Halloween scares.
It’s your duty to exercise your right to vote, so why not make it stylish and comfortable, too.
Did Timothy Olyphant really just steal the show from Baby Yoda?
The actor made concerning claims that “blatantly racist conversations” were had by the studio’s top brass, which W.B. has denied.
Despite coronavirus restrictions, Princess Eeuphelma, the king’s younger half-sister, still found a way to celebrate at the family’s palace.
A messy divorce keeps getting messier.
According to the first son, people concerned about surging cases are “truly morons.”
The former Full House star is getting a head start on her two-month sentence.
The star on her new book, What Can I Do?, and the wild idea she offered to Ivanka Trump in hopes of making change.
The singer released her new record Positions on Friday, which features a whole lot of raunchy lyrics and references to both her current boyfriend and exes.
The actor handed out cookies to people waiting in line in the rain.
For four years, together and alone, we’ve quietly authored our own endings to the Trumpian roller coaster, whether in a week or another 100 years. Here, in part two of two, writers, poets, and politicos—from Susan Orlean to Gary Shteyngart to Rumaan Alam—weigh in with ideas of their own.
The New York Post has reported a new pandemic love story.
The veteran analyst and CNBC regular, seeking millions in a back bonus, will make his case in arbitration—a process that typically favors the big banks. Yet Mayo, says his attorney, “has more leverage than most” Wall Street employees.
The musician joins Ice Cube, 50 Cent, and Lil Pump in their support of the president's policies.
A Biden presidency would likely be quieter—no predawn Twitter rants, “enemy of the people” attacks, or endless scandal—and also less leaky. The pace won’t change overnight, whoever wins, given ongoing crises. But, says one reporter, “It would be nice to have a life again.”
A Minnesota appeals court cited the Trump nominee's ruling in its decision to cut the state's grace period for receiving absentee ballots.
Inside the Hive hosts and a Hollywood writer brainstorm a bookend—or a cliff-hanger—for the past four years.
Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, and the end of an era.
The architect of the Trump Administration’s worst immigration policies—the travel ban, the wall, child separation—has big, “shock and awe” plans for the next four years.
On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a plea on behalf of Borat 2 star Maria Bakalova, plus a conversation with On the Rocks writer and director Sofia Coppola.
The author lends her nose and dark lyricism to the latest scents, finding notes of nostalgia, apocalypse, and creature comforts.
The digital Rob Kardashian Sr. also danced to "Who Put the Bomp" and praised his oldest daughter's decision to become a lawyer.
The new romantic comedy, starring Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey, is currently Netflix’s top movie.