Новости за 19.10.2022

From family-friendly to totally gory, you can watch the best Halloween movies without having to leave your couch.

Like a true California family, the Sussexes like to stop at the beloved fast food favorite when they head into Los Angeles.

With J.D. Vance, Kari Lake, and other “big lie” Republican candidates, America is going to go down a “rabbit hole” of chaos, according to the hosts of The Circus. Plus, Anand Giridharadas toughens up progressive messaging.

The royal's mom first began her company Party Pieces in 1987 after looking for inspiration for her daughter's fifth birthday party.

It’s an old classic from the pages of the queen of the rom-com’s divorce novel, Heartburn.

In a talk at Cooper Union, the veteran media columnist discussed her new memoir-manifesto, Newsroom Confidential, tough times critiquing the New York Times, and now trying her hand at detective fiction.

With both parents gone, the Princess Royal is maintaining her stoic sense of stability and purpose, never revealing too much of herself while getting the job done.

A judge has cleared the way for the former president’s deposition, but it remains to be seen whether he’ll take the Fifth.

House Democrats lost seats in California in 2020. Will their message around democracy and abortion rights be able to win back ground in the face of $6 gas prices and massive Republican fundraising?

Rubio, who is leading the polls in Florida's Senate race, called the gun safety bill even some Republicans supported "crazy," and reversed his position on a proposal he supported after the Parkland shooting.

In his newly released memoir, Felton details his “jealousy” over Oldman’s bond with Radcliffe and the time he mistook the Oscar winner for a member of the “cleaning staff.”

Working with Reitman on the 2006 rom-com My Super Ex-Girlfriend was like being under a “reign of terror,” Faris said on her podcast.

It's not hard to love George Clooney and Julia Roberts reuniting in a beautiful island setting, but the film is light on giddiness.

“It may have been the only night she was ever there,” the director said.

“I’m the one that I have to prove wrong,” the Banshees of Inisherin star tells Vanity Fair in a candid new interview. “I want to continue to play what people don’t think I can play.”

“The doctors told my family that I had a 2 percent chance to live," the Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing author says.

A new monograph showcases the photographer’s coolly carnal vision—and his long-running artistic relationship with the Queen of Pop.

Fifty years ago, under the banner of a group known as Redstockings, women gathered in a West Village basement to share their abortion stories, a radical act that ripples through movements today.

A VF investigation reveals that a self-styled knight and purported Nobel Prize nominee is actually a Wall Street washout, a deadbeat dad, and a con artist, repeatedly jailed by European authorities.

The streaming giant will start cracking down on password sharing in early 2023 by asking subscribers to add “extra members” to their plans.

The actor’s three accusers claim that the church stood in the way when they sought to report the alleged crimes to authorities.

“He’s all talk.”

The Florida governor apparently doesn’t care whose lives he has to ruin in the pursuit of power.

As Musk plans to roll back Twitter’s community guidelines, it’s an open question whether a business like Parler, which is already struggling to draw in users, will be able to find its lane.

The father-son duo apparently thought they could just avoid being served forever.