Movies

an award-winning dog is born 10/5/2018
Give Bradley Cooper’s Dog an Oscar The A Star Is Born supporting actor deserves to be recognized.
By Kelly Conaboy

studio 54 10/5/2018
The Founder of Studio 54 Is Finally Ready to Tell What Really Went Down There Ian Schrager on getting over his embarrassment for doing time for stealing from the disco, and having Roy Cohn as his lawyer.
By Carl Swanson

mia 10/4/2018
We Might Know Where Fan Bingbing Is A new report alleges that the actress, who recently admitted to tax evasion, was just released from government surveillance at a “holiday resort.”
By Sarah Nechamkin

profile 10/1/2018
Jamie Lee Curtis Will Have Her Revenge Now In the new Halloween, she’s the one hunting Michael Myers. Welcome to the age of big-box-office post-trauma horror.
By David Edelstein

hair loss 9/28/2018
The Hair Problem No One Ever Talks About See a new short film about living with alopecia.
By Christine Whitney

existential dread 9/27/2018
The Most Existential Quotes From Bradley Cooper’s New York Times Profile “The wound was just the wound of being a human being.”
By Sarah Nechamkin

q&a 9/26/2018
Rosario Dawson on Anger, Trump’s Privilege, and Her Obsession With Cardi B She’s finally learning to let go.
By Sarah Nechamkin

sexual assault 9/21/2018
Oh Good, Here’s Casey Affleck Talking About #MeToo Again He says he’s learned to “listen.”
By Madeleine Aggeler

hubba hubba 9/14/2018
Noah Centineo, Shameless Heartthrob My date with the best thirst architect the internet’s ever seen.
By Allison P. Davis

in conversation 9/13/2018
Emma Thompson on Her New Films and the Lies Women Are Told “I don’t think,” says the star of the upcoming The Children Act and King Lear, “that I have ever enjoyed being alive as much as I do now.”
By David Marchese
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