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Led by John C. Reilly, HBO’s star-studded look at the LA Lakers’ “Showtime” era has a heart—and a brain.

On the premiere episode of Still Watching: Downfall of the Startups, a look at the season premieres of Super Pumped and The Dropout.

Vladimir Putin’s assault on LGBTQ rights made him a hero to the global far right and a pariah in Ukraine. As the invasion enters its second week, queer Ukrainians are fighting back.

The royal has been living in a self-imposed exile in the United Arab Emirates since August 2020.

From casting doubt over her credentials to insinuating she's a radical who “does not believe in the rule of law,” the right is sketching out their attacks on Biden's Supreme Court nominee, with an eye toward the midterms.

A lot of people think this was very bad idea.

Elected to bring order to Russia, Putin has plunged it into chaos. Revisiting her investigation into his origins, the author reveals how the former KGB officer’s fixed obsessions—and the West’s inability to confront him—set the stage for the catastrophe in Ukraine.

The Oscar-nominated actor says Aaron Sorkin allowed him to let go of the pressure of imitation on Being the Ricardos: "Among the phrases he repeated was, 'Think of it as a painting, not a photograph.'"

While tech leaders push to isolate Russia, the crypto world is clearly struggling to reckon its role in Putin’s war.

Fox News, the evangelical fringe, and the right wing have been peddling “End Times” thinking for decades. Armageddon has become a backdrop now that Russia has invaded Ukraine.

The Friends star explained that she didn't heed Carole King's warning about the home's supernatural activity.

Janusz Kamiński, Oscar-nominated for everything from Schindler’s List to West Side Story, revisits his most iconic films—and the stories behind them.

A trip to the set of Joel Kim Booster’s revolutionary queer rom-com, starring Booster, Bowen Yang, Matt Rogers, and Margaret Cho.

The normally apolitical monarch signaled her support for the country by making a “generous” donation to the Disaster Emergency Committee appeal directing funds to charities on the ground.

A source says the comedian is thinking about following in William Shatner's sub-orbital footsteps and flying on Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin.

Ahead of the Sunday premiere of NBC’s Bridgerton-inspired dating show, I went for a little carriage ride-along.

Gotham City beckons, get everything you need to answer the call as The Batman hits theaters.

Who is that unnamed, barely glimpsed figure? And who’s the actor playing him?

The approach embraced by Lady Gaga, Jeremy Strong, Jared Leto, and more might just be the most cited—and least understood—technique in Hollywood.

“I don’t think I’ve ever played somebody who could kill somebody,” the person behind Xavier’s demise says—until now.

Did you crack the case? The Afterparty’s puzzle consultants explain the hints you might have missed.

News organizations are in a constant state of reassessment as Putin’s forces attack Ukraine and the curtain falls on Russia.

The Fox News host won’t admit Ketanji Brown Jackson is qualified for the job until he sees her LSAT scores.

Millions of people could’ve told us that already, but it’s always nice to have proof.

But would like to “surpass the narrative.”