The new film based on the mega-popular video game franchise is a triumph.
Back with another bestseller, Manson sheds light on the sheer atrocities of … well, being a human.
On his new project, Tyler leans into some experimental production.
The Austin-born, LA-based duo chats new cities, career analogies and potion recipes.
The Nashville dark-pop savant is combining his confessional songwriting with a sultry, haunting sound.
Bright, light and colorful, Bryant’s trademark aesthetic mirrors his generous charm.
The show has always been about temptation, a concept Fox never felt comfortable with.
There are 104 days of summer vacation, and the aching void of loneliness can be real on each of them.
These critiques can be bad for your teachers and for you.
Which, as it turns out, faces most of the same boring problems as hetero love.
Who would’ve thought the origins of humanity were so interesting?
The mastermind behind a number of canonical musicals has found his work resonating with a new generation.
The new docuseries from David Gelb is a far departure from his calling card, ‘Chef’s Table.’
Finally, another reason to open Instagram!
Everyone’s favorite neighborhood web-slinger is going on vacation.
If you’re already missing this season’s performers, this is for you.
While some are well-intentioned, many of the products marketed to keep women safe fail to address what’s endangering them in the first place.
‘The Chi’ star’s newest album explores love, lust and loss.
Eilish’s music might not be for everyone, but it’s also not required listening.
By combining the thrill of sports-betting with the accessibility of gaming, the industry has created a product with massive appeal.
The Boy Who Lived has something to say on those that don’t.
The terminology and etiquette surrounding the Muslim month of fasting might be new to you, but they’re not complicated.
Some of your favorite novels are finally coming to the silver screen.
Her retro sound and clever lyrics will hook you before her new album drops.
Like her previous YA novel, ‘The Poet X,’ Acevedo’s new novel is all about Latinx literary representation.
Inspired by the birth of his son, Ezra Koenig et al. explore the rhythms of life.
If dark, controversial humor is your cup of tea, then drink up.
Due dates should be friends, not nightmare-inducing agents of despair.
Aspiring influencers, take heed.
You’ll have to wait until June 9 to hear the winners, but here are the most promising nominees.
Check out these triple double no assists.
The scandal is just the latest squabble in a community where inner beauty means next to nothing.
Tehlor Kay Mejia’s new novel flares with action and LGBTQ+ representation.
The longest-running TV series has collapsed under its own weight.
Unfortunately, designing the aesthetic dorm is not enough to have a pleasant college experience.
At just 21-years-old, Bird seems poised for a vertiginous career.
And then inspire you to be more open-hearted.
As a Vietnamese immigrant and member of the LGBTQ+ community, Vuong is a unique, empathy-inspiring voice in the poetry world.
These YouTubers are making every day transgender day of visibility.
The mixed-media artist explores beauty and black identity in the wake of the African diaspora.
Please drop out of the presidential race.
Did Hope really disappear from supernatural existence?
All the chocolate malts, cherry cokes and clique romances in the world couldn’t sweeten this story.
The three-hour film not only changed my life, it’s given me unrealistic expectations for all future superhero movies.
You probably love his music, even if you don’t recognize his name.
Though the show has netted positive reviews, they’re not coming from the BDSM community.
The ’90s show kicked off a slew of adaptations, but it remains the original.
While Q has yet to release his magnum opus, he’s showing every sign of reaching all-time status.
The series gives a microscopic, honest portrayal of the different varieties of modern love.
‘Everything is F*cked’ drops next week, which gives you just enough time.
The site has lost its relevancy and, it seems, its sense of direction.
The young musician is hoping to bring the Windy City to the pop soundscape.
The horror industry is ripe for fairy tales that don’t have happy endings.
They might have liked spicy food once, but they won’t anymore.
Just another thing to study.
And with Quentin gone, why there’s going to be a Season 5 to begin with.
Longform journalism is giving news stories a whole new meaning.
The 55-minute island getaway doesn’t disappoint.
Although controversial, influencers can spark positive change.
Broke, bored and can’t travel? Check out the summer romance section at your local library.
Through thick and thin, the band has focused on what’s most important… creating content that sends a powerful message to the world.
Movie producers have a tendency to choose beautiful actresses over talented ones, but this is just as problematic when casting male actors.
Keeping up with the Kardashian-West family in 11 minutes
With over 3,000 recognized emojis — including zombies, mermaids and vampires — how is it possible that the Afro community was entirely left out?
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Crumb’s melding of psychadelic rock and groovy rhythms has produced an original, refreshing sound.
Grosso’s life lessons will definitely be useful to you, whether you’ve struggled with addiction or not.
The show is able to incorporate fantastic creatures and magic without sacrificing its sense of realism.
Schools have seen such a rise in mental illness that counseling centers can’t keep up with the demand.
The movie is the first in Marvel’s fourth phase, but it will supposedly take place millions of years ago.
From pre-departure to returning home, here’s everything you’ll need.
Her work was largely dismissed during her life, but scholars are finding it prescient today.
Good news? About politics? Couldn’t be.
Nobody deserves to watch this.
Using transparency and self-deprecating humor, hosts Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris are democratizing style.
The artist makes inventive use of paper and pen to make art that feels childlike, but in reality is anything but.
The series is on par with ‘The Sopranos’ in its violence, but its insistence on comedy is what makes the show truly unnerving.
‘Legally Blonde’ jokes aside, she certainly has the pedigree.
They’re great for inspiring both travel plans and jealousy.
She’s back and better than ever.
