Savanna Stone says women shouldn't vote. A YouTube doc reveals who was really behind her rise

From "Girls" to "The Sopranos," Sheik's music stayed in cultural conversations

20 years after Brian De Palma's misfire, let's apply some hindsight to pop culture's hottest cold case

For decades, the show has skewered the systems that turn eating into bureaucracy, branding and culture war

Facing an impeachment vote on Pete Hegseth, Johnson fled Washington. We should have seen it coming

Democrat James Talarico is consistently leading in the polls over Ken Paxton, which is unheard of in recent decades

In his not-so-wide-ranging GQ profile, Cruise stays convincingly on-message

Jeff Sneider's threats against Inde Navarrette fit a decades-old pattern in entertainment media

McConnell returns from three-month absence, to DC's surprise. But many questions remain

ProPublica reveals that a Russian oligarch paid for Bahama nuptials. Right-wing media is silent

The case argues that Texas near-total abortion ban violates the state and U.S. constitutions

I just dropped my daughter off for her first year of college. Finally, it hit me: This was her gig, not mine

2 comedians and 2 different gaffes enable us to witness the power of a star's brand

The Macklemore-Kraft saga on his stadium tour shows the thin line artists walk

Reissued this summer alongside the "Tony" movie, his crime novels prove some habits stick

The actress' racy ads for the sports betting site Novig leave her career trajectory in peril

Anxiety over the dangers of artificial "intelligence" says more about human nature than about the machines

Thomas Dans has backed taking over Greenland and advocated reestablishing ties with Russia, where he has business

Though the move is not expected to succeed, it could have broad impact on the upcoming elections

Put cheese on the broccoli. Hide zucchini in brownies. Youre still eating the vegetables and that counts

We're breaking down why people online are mad at the Texas Democrat

In award shows, making a notoriously boring telecast worse is considered especially heinous

Joseph diGenova's abrupt resignation shows there is no "grand conspiracy"

Part prank, part protest, this move serves as a reminder that culture wars always end up in the digital world

ESPN sacrificed its signature show to save Disney's broadcast empire