Culture & Arts

The 1 Thing We Need Most During An Election Year Is Dying

Philip Lewis weighs in on the current state of journalism and the misinformation to look out for in 2024.
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The 1 Thing We Need Most During An Election Year Is Dying

Philip Lewis weighs in on the current state of journalism and the misinformation to look out for in 2024.
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The Way This Celebrity Played The Game On A Competition Reality Show Was Genius — And We Need To Talk About It

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star kept us glued to our screens.
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The Kate Middleton Conspiracy Theories Need To Stop

With royal rumors swirling this week, it seems like most internet users’ preferred form of exercise is jumping to conclusions.
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2 'Love Is Blind' Cast Members Finally Meet Their Exes In Latest Episodes

At last, Jessica tested out whether Jimmy would choke when he saw her.
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‘Elsbeth’ Has So Much Potential — But There’s 1 Major Pitfall It Has To Avoid

The new CBS procedural brings Carrie Preston back to our TV screens as America’s favorite lawyer savant.
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'The ABCs of Book Banning,' 'Mary Poppins' And The Parental Guidance Dilemma

A new PG rating for “Mary Poppins” raises the question of whether many adults want to engage with kids about difficult themes — even when the children do.
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How This Director Lovingly Made His Grandmas Into Movie Stars

Sean Wang’s Oscar-nominated documentary short “Nǎi Nai & Wài Pó” is now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.
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This Couple Is Poly, Queer, Asexual And Shattering All Misconceptions

Daren is asexual and monogamous. Jenn is queer and polyamorous. Their 18-year marriage is proof that love has no limits.
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Black Influencers Still Code-Switch Despite Having Millions Of Followers. Here's Why.

Code-switching is a reality for people, especially for Black people, across the board.
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