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The cult NBC comedy hit was recently renewed for a sixth season.

The flinty British comedy offers an alt-universe glimpse behind the palace doors—although its creators tell Vanity Fair that there’s one real royal scandal “too grim” to cover on their show.

In early going, BuzzFeed’s pool of editor in chief candidates is a serious-journalist A-list. Gentlemen and women, start your memos—after which they will be anonymized and sent to BuzzFeed staffers for vetting.

The 26-year-old’s new album, Cha Cha Palace, is a love letter to her native Los Angeles.

Cursed imagery!

The president is meeting with actors in low-budget deep state plays, attacking the media, and claiming the virus is just “going to disappear”

COVID-19 could boost Bernie (“Medicare for all”) and maybe Bloomberg (the Purell Czar; but who wants him when it’s over?), and poses a grave danger to Trump, germophobe in chief. But the less effect it has on our politics, the happier we’ll be.

The director's new piece for the New York Times would be a welcome addition to the Meyers Canon.

Weinstein was sent to Bellevue Hospital in New York following his rape conviction on Monday.

For the first single off of a rumored upcoming sixth solo album, she set a new but familiar sonic direction.

As the prince takes on his final official duties as a senior royal, the “loving, loyal” Harry confronts the realities of his new life.

Ex-Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer breaks down the Democrats’ chances in November.

The Massachusetts senator just got a $9 million boost from a Super PAC. Will it be enough—and will it turn off her anti-big-money supporters?

ABC revealed a farewell episode for Chambers’s character will air next week—but without an appearance by Chambers himself.

Director Brett Haley and screenwriter Liz Hannah toed a careful line in adapting Jennifer Niven’s 2015 young adult novel.

NBC renewed the Dick Wolf series for another three seasons. Dun dun.

The rock star and the “artist formerly known as prince” gathered Friday to record a single that will benefit the Invictus Games Foundation.

Breaking Bad’s successor specializes in a particular brand of leisurely storytelling that’s become all too rare in the Peak TV era.

The designer and director on parenthood, aging, and reluctant schmoozing.

A few of the cookbook author and lifestyle guru’s favorite things.

The princess’s former private secretary reflects on her effort to leave behind the grinding duty of royal life—and how, before her untimely death, she wound up doing it all again anyway.

The Senate Intelligence Committee chairman reportedly warned that his colleagues’ investigation could play right into Russia’s hands.

Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of Brazil’s authoritarian leader, is making the rounds at CPAC—and Vanity Fair got kicked out of his event.

Buckle up, it’s going to be a long ride.

Many financial people despise Trump, even as they’ve gotten richer under his policies. So exchanging him for a far-leftist who can’t implement his agenda is surprisingly popular.