Arts & Entertainment
Dolly Parton Received A Dose Of The COVID Vaccine She Helped To Fund
"Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaciiiiiiine," she sang. "I'm begging of you, please don't hesitate."
David Mack
Tina Fey And Amy Poehler Really Roasted The Hell Out Of The Golden Globes
Big celebrities have called out the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for not having a single Black member, and hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler piled on.
David Mack
Here Are The Winners Of The 2021 Golden Globes
Here are the winners of the Golden Globes this year, which was held remotely because of COVID.
Jason Wells
Lady Gaga's Stolen Dogs Have Been Safely Returned As LA Police Continue To Search For Suspects
LA police said that the French bulldogs were turned in unharmed Friday night, two days after her dog walker was shot and the dogs were stolen.
Jason Wells
Netflix's “I Care A Lot” Isn’t The Movie It Thinks It Is
The Golden Globe–nominated film takes on guardianship fraud but becomes disturbingly nihilistic.
Elamin Abdelmahmoud
The Billie Eilish Documentary Gets The Alchemy Behind Her Stardom
The World’s a Little Blurry hews close to the Eilish mythology, yet still offers a rare glimpse behind the making of a teen pop star.
Alessa Dominguez
Disney's First Feature Animated Movie With Queer Leads May Never Be Released
Employees of Blue Sky Studios told BuzzFeed News that Nimona was set to feature a same-sex kiss.
Lauren Strapagiel
The New Woody Allen Documentary Is A Nuanced Reckoning
HBO's Allen v. Farrow revisits the stories of Dylan and Mia Farrow, providing a deep deconstruction of a ’90s tabloid obsession.
Alessa Dominguez
8 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World
Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.
Pia Peterson
There’s No Mystery To Unravel Around Tekashi 69
With last year’s 69: The Saga of Danny Hernandez on Hulu and Showtime’s new doc Supervillain, there are now more Tekashi examinations than there are things left to examine.
Scaachi Koul
Why Internet Sleuths Are Still Obsessed With Elisa Lam’s Death
A new Netflix docuseries about the Elisa Lam case presents itself as a study of true crime, but it mostly rehashes old conspiracy theories.
Alessa Dominguez
Justin Timberlake Apologized To Britney Spears And Janet Jackson, Saying He "Failed" Them
"I care for and respect these women and I know I failed."
Tasneem Nashrulla
"Call My Agent!" And "Industry" Capture The Dangers Of Mixing Work With Pleasure
The French crossover hit and the darkly sexy investment firm drama each emphasize the thrills — and the downsides — of making work your identity.
Shannon Keating
We've Got To Talk About Joss Whedon
The #MeToo movement means that allegations against men like Whedon are less likely to be written off, but I’m cynical about lasting change in the entertainment industry.
Lauren Strapagiel
"Buffy" And "Angel" Actors Are Supporting Charisma Carpenter After Her Joss Whedon Allegations
"We know what he did," said Michelle Trachtenberg, who played Dawn.
David Mack
Zendaya's New Movie Isn't Good
Malcolm & Marie feels half-baked.
Michael Blackmon
Rihanna Is Stopping Her Fenty Fashion Line With LVMH
A spokesperson said while the fashion house is being put "on hold," the singer will still be working on her wildly successful skincare brand and cosmetics.
Tanya Chen
Should Justin Timberlake Apologize?
Framing Britney Spears forces us to look more closely at Justin Timberlake’s treatment of Spears and Janet Jackson.
Scaachi Koul
If Morgan Wallen’s Racism Won’t Bring A Reckoning To Country, What Will?
Country music loves a redemption story. The genre needs redeemed white men more than it wants its Black artists to be successful.
Elamin Abdelmahmoud
“Bridgerton” Is Inspiring Couples To Get More Romantic And Rev Up Their Sex Lives
“Now many men are seeing that their wives, partners, and girlfriends like to see sex and like to read about sex — it’s not a taboo.”
Krystie Lee Yandoli
This HBO Documentary About Influencers Is So Condescending
Fake Famous sneers at an industry that has been primarily built and run by women while, in some cases, using influencers’ content without their permission.
Stephanie McNeal
"Sound Of Music" Star Christopher Plummer Has Died At 91
Plummer was the oldest actor to ever win an Oscar thanks to his role in 2010's Beginners.
David Mack
14 Movies To Get Excited About In 2021
From a hotly anticipated Fred Hampton biopic to a moving feature about a deaf family — these are the Sundance films you have to check out.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
"Home Alone 2" Actor Donald Trump Resigned From The Screen Actors Guild In The Pettiest Letter
The labor union, which had recently moved to revoke Trump's membership for inciting the Capitol insurrection, responded to the letter with a simple "thank you."
Julia Reinstein
Here Are The 2021 SAG Awards Nominations
Michaela Coel was nominated for her performance in I May Destroy You, while Chadwick Boseman was nominated for Da 5 Bloods and Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
Clarissa-Jan Lim
Why The “Drivers License” Love Triangle Drama Matters
From Taylor Swift to Olivia Rodrigo, women pop stars in the social media era have achieved chart success by writing about their love lives — for better and for worse.
Alessa Dominguez
Here Are The Golden Globe Nominees For 2021
Chadwick Boseman was nominated for his role in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, along with Viola Davis. On the TV side, The Crown reigned supreme.
Julia Reinstein
"Saved By The Bell" Actor Dustin Diamond Has Died After Being Diagnosed With Cancer
Diamond, who played Samuel "Screech" Powers on the hit TV show, was 44.
Stephanie K. Baer
Singer Tony Bennett Has Revealed He Has Alzheimer's Disease
Bennett's family said his condition had slowly been worsening but that continuing to perform had been beneficial.
David Mack
For Black People Trying To Make It In Entertainment, Clubhouse Is The Place To Be
The audio-based app has become popular with the Black entertainment industry — for better and for worse.
Michael Blackmon
