In destroying a marriage and tearing apart a family, Season 4 set the stage for a dramatic turnaround.
Minuscule, hyper-detailed and elegant, the nouveau ink is upending the industry.
If you’ve ever found yourself saying, ‘I don’t know why … I just like iPhones better,’ then you need to do some research.
Could losing the controversial filmmaker cost Disney?
The brothers, and their extended family, have created an empire built on good-natured humor.
Growing up Muslim means facing a crisis many religious millennials experience: the increasing stigma attached to faith.
Four University of California student researchers weigh in on how they got their research jobs and why it’s not as scary as it seems.
According to a school of thought Potter champions called social practice, change is the art.
At Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, student photographer Emlyn Orr captures human connections.
With her Uncomfortable Art tours, the anti-establishment art historian is challenging how we approach galleries.
Plus, what a YouTube community is in the first place.
The state has long played a role in the film industry (mostly by providing desert vistas), but the announcement means big things for New Mexican film.
If you don’t recognize them, were you really a ’90s gamer?
If you’re cliché averse though, rom-coms should be off-limits already.
Her queer identity has no affect on her ability to have children, to the surprise, apparently, of many.
In the aftermath of the paradigm-shifting movement, reasons for both optimism and cynicism abound.
Society is straying further and further from the moth’s lamp on the daily.
Look what you made me do. (Spoiler: it’s voting.)
The Chicago-based musician is everything good about timeless hip hop.
Sony’s foray into the Marvel universe is predictably formulaic.
We have some guesses.
Don’t worry, I’m in this category, too.
The show might have been a train wreck, but it worked wonders for (almost) everyone’s career.
Before you buy a 99-cent song on iTunes, make sure you know who’s pocketing the money.
The royal life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
It’s ‘Harry Potter’ meets ‘Goosebumps’ meets ‘Ghostbusters’ meets ‘Fantastic Beasts.’
The future of the Oval Office is as unclear as it’s ever been, but a few likely options have emerged.
The Democrats are coming.
Bye-bye bored pickup lines and unwanted sexual advances.
From the director of ‘Moonlight’ comes an intimate portrayal of black male vulnerability and love in the face of injustice.
The lack of support for the Asian nation is just another example of the Western world’s disregard for non-white countries.
The genre-repellant musician gets frank about his mental health and love life over deeply rolling bass riffs.
The work is an articulate call for representation that accurately reflects how critical women have been to the industry.
It’s a fun, free source of exercise and the perfect way to create some really hilarious memories.
The meticulous detailing, variety of available cars and emphasis on the driving experience have already landed the game a shelf of accolades.
The creator of the largest online vaping community in the world discusses trends in the industry, e-cigarettes, legislation and his personal preferences.
‘Manifest’ is like if ‘Lost’ met ‘This Is Us,’ and so far critics are raving about it.
Sivan’s small but impactful goal is a perfect example of smart activism.
Why is the hit NBC show the darling of the nation? I have some hypotheses.
Fan Bingbing, one of China’s most famous movie stars, vanished for three months. Who was to blame? Her government.
Kanye’s MAGA hat and pro-Trump rhetoric has left fans upset, America confused and everyone wondering: Where is this coming from?
Despite a few bright spots, the season premiere was largely a dud.
Lil Wayne’s newest release is a journey through his ridiculously vast and remarkably witty discography.
The entertainment renaissance man has now tried and succeeded in almost every facet of film production.
You either do or you delegate, there is no procrastinate.
Racist media tropes are alive and well, and apparently deeply embedded into Rowling’s psyche.
The Trump memes won’t help us in the long run.
Her newest novel, ‘Vengeful,’ adds more dynamic characters to her already impressive list.
It might be hyperbolized, but Dr. Shaun Murphy’s knack for continually beating the odds is incredibly important.
In the fight for women’s rights, the movement is the natural successor to #MeToo.
Being kicked out of his house might have been the best thing that ever happened to Frank Lopes.
The two are currently on tour promoting Hank’s first novel, ‘An Absolutely Remarkable Thing,’ and their lovable dynamic is on full display.
Cat yoga is the hottest thing in fitness. So ‘pawmaste,’ my friends.
It looks like ‘The Hunger Games’ might have been the end YA’s era of film dominance.
It might be spooky szn, but your life doesn’t have to be scary this month.
Okay, but really, who’s Star’s baby daddy?
Emma Stone and Jonah Hill give enthusiastic, if unconvincing performances in a series haunted, in part, by its massive potential.
The question is: Will James live up to the expectations of ’90s kids everywhere, or will this be a 2018 Cavs-style flop?
Because looking good shouldn’t require a second college loan.
The brain is remarkably skilled at protecting itself.
The album nearly five years in the making, and reportedly Wayne’s last, has arrived.
With her Uncomfortable Art tours, the anti-establishment art historian is challenging how we approach galleries.
At Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, student photographer Emlyn Orr captures human connections.
Could the uptick in Asian-American representation help move the needle in the midterm elections?
When stars dabble in public affairs, philanthropy can get messy.
With Oct. 31 approaching, here are the year’s four best frightening flicks to help you set a macabre mood.
Somehow, a 6-year-old Japanese anime has become an unsparingly woke commentary on police brutality and the U.S. legal system.
As black women find increasing representation in media, their hairstyles get political.
As Columbus Day fades into history, here’s how to celebrate its rightful replacement.
The Russian visual artist’s breathtaking illustrations will leave your jaw hanging and mouth watering.
After years of jamming together, the fun-loving Austin band is ready for their festival debut.
According to a school of thought Potter champions called social practice, change is the art.
The doctoral student and video creator is helping sow commonsense feminism across the internet.
To succeed, the show needs to return to its roots.
You won’t want to miss these treats.
Will your favorite novel be the same as America’s?
First she closes her own car door, and now this?
The city’s historic celebration of its 300th anniversary has brought questions of colonialism, white-washing and identity to the fore.
The novel follows 16-year-old Viv as she anonymously publishes activist zines to combat her peers’ misogyny.
Hip-hop fans must have done something right.
Is it still positive representation if the actress plays a snake?
The more things change, the worse they get.
Torvalds’ leave of absence from his post as ‘benevolent dictator for life’ is a promising change for an industry infamous for its abusive executives.
The final season of Netflix’s hit show will air Nov. 2.
It clearly pays to be born in the right family.
Thursday’s emotional hearing might be the most public test the #MeToo movement has faced since its inception.
For anyone struggling to decide their passion and their education, it doesn’t get easier.
Audiences can’t get enough of the melodramatic smash it.
‘ATLA’ meets ‘GoT’ in the animated epic fantasy adventure.
Misshapen fruits and veggies are the new black.
And no, it’s not (only) because of Cody Fern’s Michael Langdon.
Young adult literature is doing far more than dominating the bestseller’s list. It’s taking a stand.
Disney’s only black princess looked very different in the new ‘Wreck-It Ralph 2’ trailer.
Netflix’s newest boy toy is a deadly mix of smoldering jaw line, self-deprecating humility and emotional maturity.
The official trailer for ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ was released Tuesday, and people have a lot to say about it.
In several interviews, showrunners and actors have dropped hints about incorporating new characters, more music and grislier murders.
Mental health awareness, though. *mouth pop*
Because 2019 just got a whole lot more wholesome.
It’s filled with moral dilemmas and unlikely friendships, and it works — so well.
