Culture & Arts

Egyptian Officials Discover Lost Tomb Of King Thutmose After Years-Long Excavation

The discovery is the first of its kind since King Tutankhamun's tomb was found in 1922, Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities said.
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New ‘Bachelor' Star Responds To Criticism Over His Casting

Fans are already questioning if the leading man is here for the right reasons, but he's ready to set the record straight.
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Another 'Love Is Blind' Season, Another Snoozefest

Here’s what happens in the pods so you can skip to next week’s episodes.
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Ticketmaster Has Failed Once Again — And People Are Angry

The sales giant’s overloaded presale queues and pricey Cowboy Carter tickets have left Beyoncé fans fuming again.
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This Feel-Good Netflix Drama Is Back — And It Feels Like A Lifeline Right Now

When the Netflix series premiered in 2020, we all needed some comfort. Season 4's timing is perfect, too.
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What ‘Elsbeth’ Taught Me About Friendship

The CBS comedy-drama showcases a moving and relatable connection between Elsbeth Tascioni and Officer Kaya Blanke.
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This 2-Word Term Has Made Its Way Into Pop Culture — And It's Not Necessarily A Good Thing

Some culture critics have tried to create a genre for shows like "Yellowstone," "Reacher" and "The Night Agent."
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Kendrick Lamar Used The Super Bowl To Rebuke The American Playbook

Instead of revisiting the past, the rap titan’s Super Bowl performance focused on the now — from his latest album to the current state of a divided America.
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This Celebrity Documentary Poses An Interesting Question About Black Fame

“Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)” examines the influential Sly and the Family Stone front man. It also probes a question that's even more interesting.
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The Grammys Didn't Really Snub Taylor Swift And Billie Eilish — But Their Fans Are Mad Anyway

Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish and Post Malone are just a few big names who left the 67th annual Grammy Awards empty-handed.
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