The invite-only app, which has drawn attention for anti-Semitic speech and harassment issues, says it’s focused on making users feel safe. But due to its very nature, it has become a haven for the powerful to flirt with misogyny and racism.
In Amazon Prime’s new young adult series, no girl is an island.
Meanwhile, the president’s pals are getting lifesaving drugs basically no one else can.
The country star helped save us all from the coronavirus, and also her nine-year-old co-star from oncoming traffic.
A sequel to last year’s Cats, the collection of the renowned pet photographer’s work is a journey through the second half of the 20th century, and the dogs who joined us along the way.
The actor is unimpressed by his former teen heartthrob status.
He visited to see how the staff was weathering the pandemic, but also did a few elbow bumps with a group who were celebrating a birthday.
Rich Miami locals are speculating on which “good” school the couple’s three children will attend.
On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at what happens when a year’s worth of blockbusters go to streaming, plus new releases and the best television of 2020.
The president's campaign to overturn his loss to Joe Biden keeps failing, but Republicans keep pushing efforts further—and developing their playbook for future elections.
Who needs acting when you can make a fortune from your couch?
A new BuzzFeed report alleges that the talk show has struggled in the ratings, and found booking celebrity guests difficult. But sources close to the show claim that isn’t necessarily true.
Even with much of the culture at a standstill, the emergence of quarantine content, a cute new species, and a historic Oscar victory made for at least a few events worth remembering.
The expecting couple bought a $23.5 million mansion, which is minutes from Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump's new Miami property.
Who? Weekly hosts Bobby Finger and Lindsey Weber handicap this year’s crop of made-for-TV (and streaming) holiday fables, and determine which network should really be deemed the king of Christmas.
Kiss 2020 goodbye with sparkly clothes and luxurious accessories, even if you’re the only one who will see any of it.
In a scathing takedown of the Republican party, the Late Night host gave a warning: “The simple, horrifying fact is that it’s now going to become canon in the right-wing cinematic universe that Trump actually won this election, and Biden is an illegitimate president.”
The coronavirus decimated TV and movie productions. Here’s what insiders are predicting—and how it will affect your nightly bingeing.
The 79-year-old Boies Schiller cofounder, who’s repped heroes (same-sex marriage) and villains (Weinstein, Theranos), remains productive, but with an eye toward the firm’s future. Some high-level departures were “not part of the plan,” he admits, but also don’t spell disaster.
Facebook is facing cases from the Federal Trade Commission and 48 states that seek to separate it from Instagram and WhatsApp.
While the dead-enders cling to conspiracy theories—and Rudy wrestles with COVID—Trump family members may chart political futures from Florida (Javanka), Montana (Don Jr.), and North Carolina (Lara), as operatives scramble. “If you’re a part of Trumpworld,” says one, “do you still work for him?”
The first lady never wants to set foot in D.C. again.
