Helen Holmes

A partially crowdfunded religious drama has become an unlikely summer hit among moviegoers (at least, among those who can contend with its ingrained QAnon conspiracies).

The actress was accused of breaking SAG-AFTRA strike rules after she posted about her Hulu show “Only Murders in the Building.”

Ron DeSantis was booed as he took the mic at a vigil for the victims of the racially motivated Dollar Store attack in Jacksonville.

After Griffin pointed out the double standard between men and women in comedy, Amy Schumer said, “I hope to some day earn as much as the rapists and transphobes in the game.”

“I’m the only Black original on my show and I was given less,” the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum told Bethenny Frankel.

“I think I, honestly, was a sociopath,” says the alleged mastermind behind the string of infamous celebrity robberies.

“I don’t think this man deserves to be in power,” Emanuel said this week.

In 2014, Swift had leveled up considerably—into a pop superstar, media fixture, and, crucially, a Victoria’s Secret runway staple.

With “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” the pop superstar has given us her most ambitious rerecorded album yet.

For years, Goop’s brand identity has been centered around exclusivity. Now, Gwyneth is out here praising Target.