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A Q&A with the comedian, who’s grilling cultural lightning rods like Alison Roman and Caroline Calloway on her Instagram Live show.

A savvy move.

Meet Swedish singer Molly Sandén, who competed on Eurovision four times and lost—only to return to the competition (kind of) via Netflix’s new film.

HBO’s true crime series, based on the book by Patton Oswalt’s late wife, Michelle McNamara, illuminates the Golden State Killer, as well as the couple’s love story.

This tune is getting stuck in your head whether you like it or not.

The actor tells Vanity Fair about switching gears from the supernatural to sexual exploration.

The prime minister may have his mojo back after a bout of coronavirus, reopening pubs and encouraging games of village cricket. But as the country juggles the pandemic and Brexit, its national nightmare is far from over.

The daily press briefings have ended; the canned fanfare hasn’t.

Millennial self-absorption meets the criminal justice system.

For the fiscal year that ended in March, he did just fine, according to his estate’s annual report—but they’re not feeling optimistic about the future.

Timothée Chalamet and Eiza González continue to make out in the pool during their Cabo San Lucas vacation.

A-list actors worked secretly in quarantine to create a homemade version of the classic film—all for charity.

Jürgen Klopp sought to imprint an irresistible style, and it’s now resulted in the club’s first title since 1990.

The former Daily Show host's new political satire, starring Steve Carell, Rose Byrne, and Chris Cooper, lacks bite.

The Trump administration requested that SCOTUS overturn Obamacare as the coronavirus pandemic rages on, a move Democrats called “an act of unfathomable cruelty.”

Emma Roberts is reportedly pregnant, according to Us Weekly, and the actress's mom appears to have confirmed the news in Instagram comments responding to her daughter's fans.

By eliminating some of the risk, Jerome Powell’s Federal Reserve has made being a junk bond trader “a little more fun recently,” says one. But does the market really need the help?

When the palace fought back against a story that painted Kate in a negative light, it was yet another sign that she is ready to be royal in her own way.

And is Mark Zuckerberg doomed to go down in history as a Donald Trump enabler?

From a reportedly Meghan and Harry–approved look at the past two years to a collection of interviews with their former staff, these books might just become royal classics.

Justin Bieber filed a $20 million defamation lawsuit against the two anonymous women who accused him on Twitter of sexually assaulting them in 2015.

Kanye West is bringing Yeezy to the masses, teaming up with Gap for a collaboration line of men's, women's, and children's clothing, as well as planning in-store and social media takeovers.

“Why are we even arguing with these idiots?” the Daily Show host said on Thursday night.

Brands from Abercrombie & Fitch to Versace are reaffirming their commitments to erasing gender and sexual discrimination.

Originally set for July 17, then July 31, the time-bending thriller moves back two more weeks to Aug. 12.