Culture & Arts

Meet The 33-Year-Old Librarian Spreading 'Library Joy' To The TikTok Masses

In less than a year, Mychal Threets has captured the hearts of thousands by sharing touching stories from his library.
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New Lil Nas X Documentary Offers Intimate Look At The Viral Hitmaker

The HBO documentary is part concert, part diary — and lets the "Old Town Road" singer define his life on his own terms.
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Sofía Vergara Shines In 'Griselda' — But The Netflix Series Is Shallow

The new Netflix series follows Griselda Blanco, a Colombian drug lord who created one of the most powerful drug cartels in the world.
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There Is No Shortage Of Great Female-Directed Films

On the heels of a reductive Oscar conversation around snubbed female directors, this year’s Sundance Film Festival offered a robust counterpoint.
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What The Hell Is Going On With ‘Cheer’ And All Its Scandals?

The Netflix series has been embroiled in multiple scandals — and now, Navarro College coach Monica Aldama’s son has been arrested on child pornography charges.
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Black Female Representation In AI Is Not Enough

Two documentaries at the Sundance Film Festival raise questions about digital depictions of Black women — underscoring that representation is not enough.
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Larsa Pippen Reveals Her Biggest Haters On 'The Traitors'

"I’m better than her, I look better than her, and I’m smarter than her," said the "Real Housewives of Miami" star.
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While Y’all Were Raging About ‘Barbie’ Noms, This Huge Snub Flew Under The Radar

Folks are up in arms about "Barbie," but Fantasia Barrino's Oscars snub for "The Color Purple" is right there.
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While Y’all Were Raging About ‘Barbie’ Noms, This Huge Snub Flew Under The Radar

Folks are up in arms about "Barbie," but Fantasia Barrino's Oscars snub for "The Color Purple" is right there.
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This Long-Running Network Drama Should Be Your Next Binge

The beloved TV series has a "gritty realism" that distinguishes it from other medical dramas.
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