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The highly coveted endorsement comes after a year of paranoid speculation.
The highly coveted endorsement comes after a year of paranoid speculation.
From prebiotic sodas to collagen waters, beverages are trying to do the most. Consumers are drinking it up.
Why the new luxury is flip phones and vinyl LPs
Kids are still playing, but they need help.
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From TikTok to Two Hot Takes, everyone sucks here.
The CMA snub just proves what Beyoncé was trying to tell us all along.
Why everyone suddenly cares about Brittany Mahomes’s politics.
They detail their dates for the public. I can’t stop watching.
Why are we still talking about this strange, glamorous family?
The 1988 classic shows how far Tim Burton strayed from the mischievous formula that made him great.
The DOJ says Tim Pool, Dave Rubin, Benny Johnson and others were unwitting Russian stooges.
The Bachelorette finale was riveting TV — and unfathomably cruel.
How China’s first global gaming blockbuster became a weird rallying point for the right.
Jennifer Lopez’s and Ben Affleck’s reactions to their split are both very on-brand and kind of pointless.
The back-and-forth over a wildly rare appeal is a win for victim’s rights.
The second season of the series has huge news for fans of Tom Bombadil.
A newsletter about kids, for everyone.
How the once-maligned retailer quietly became a closet staple — and a stock market giant — once again.
My generation was taught to change the system. That lesson came at a cost.
The pods across the pond feel a lot less toxic.
The singer’s new album, Short n’ Sweet, is full of the sexy clown wordplay she’s known for.
Cocaine, UFC, politics, and the former president’s podcast bro tour, explained.
Kamala Harris was the main event, but fans, the internet, and the media fell for rumors of a Beyoncé concert.
Pumpkin spice is America’s most hatable seasonal flavor. But Starbucks is leaning in even more heavily this year.
The rising Midwest princess is finally embracing queer joy — and learning that fame comes with a price.
Looking back at this 20-year on-again, off-again, on-again, and now off-again Hollywood love story.
Is there actually beef between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni?
Why do we care so much about campaign songs?
India has systemic problems with sexual violence.
How the second gentleman became the internet’s favorite male feminist.
The Innocence Project has taken on Scott Peterson. But there are limits to reasonable doubt.
Our society demands Black women be “twice as good.” Beyoncé has found a solution that Harris seems keen to copy.
On the It Ends With Us press tour, the actor’s persona, side hustles, and career are all in conflict.
The truth behind the ongoing controversy over the highly memeable dancer.
How being labeled “gifted” can rearrange your life — for better and for worse.
The Olympian was asked to give her medal back — and the racist attacks began.
Orwell prized clear communication, so why are people misusing his name?
How is a show about banking more fun than anything else?
Pole dancing is basically gymnastics. But the world isn’t ready for it.
This moment is all about feelings. Enter a friendly Midwestern governor armed with dad jokes.
Paris hosted a great Olympics. That’ll probably be the exception going forward.
The Olympian won gold in the 100 meters, then caught Covid and came up short in his signature event.
Rule number one: Don’t call it breakdancing.