The journalist who helped spur digital media organizing talks to Vanity Fair about his new book, The Hammer: Power, Inequality, and the Struggle for the Soul of Labor, which serves as both a love letter to workplace unionizing and a critique of the movement’s shortcomings.
The singer’s new friendship with Shaq is a working example of “game recognize game.”
The Emmy winner wasn’t sure a moment like this would ever come, as she’d never reached household name status in Hollywood. “The irony is that I have a name,” she tells Vanity Fair. “And it’s Elsbeth.”
The couple also serenaded one another with Swift’s “You Belong With Me.”
In the lead-up to his late-night return, Stewart also spoke about why election misinformation and AI made him want to “be present in this conversation” on a weekly basis.
Then a fresh-faced real estate scion, Trump was seen as the “embodiment of a rising city,” Barrett recounts in Tricia Romano’s excerpt of The Freaks Came Out to Write. But, as his former colleagues at The Village Voice recall, Barrett instantly saw through the façade.
The singer took to the field to celebrate after the Kansas City Chiefs’s dramatic win.
Yeehaw, Bey is going country with Renaissance Act II.
Packing more that 16 hits into just 12 minutes, Usher and a roster of special guests including Alicia Keys and Lil Jon, provided plenty of entertainment, even for the audiences that might have been tuning in for glimpses of Taylor Swift.
The stars talk for the first time about playing the unlikeliest of friends, Glinda and Elphaba. With the teaser dropping during the Super Bowl, Wicked is looking pretty…wonderful.
Baby, let the games begin.
