2018 Midterms Search Results

vmas 2018 Aug. 20, 2018

The Best Hair and Makeup at the MTV VMAs 2018From Nicki Minaj’s pigtails to Ariana Grande’s lack of ponytail.

By Erica Smith

2018 mtv vmas Aug. 20, 2018

The Weirdest, Wildest Moments From the 2018 VMAsPete’s initialed bracelet, the Backstreet Boys return, and everything else that happened at MTV’s VMAs.

By Opheli Garcia Lawler

vmas 2018 Aug. 20, 2018

See All the MTV VMA 2018 Red-Carpet LooksCardi B, Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande, Camila Cabello, and more.

By Vulture Editors

year of the democratic woman Aug. 17, 2018

GOP’s Fate in the Midterms Is in the Hands of WomenCollege-educated and minority women are trending Democratic at potentially historic levels. If white working-class women begin to join them, look out!

By Ed Kilgore

2018 elections Aug. 17, 2018

GOP’s Fate in the Midterms Is in the Hands of WomenCollege-educated and minority women are trending Democratic at potentially historic levels. If white working-class women begin to join them, look out!

By Ed Kilgore

2018 elections Aug. 16, 2018

No, Democrats Don’t Need a National Platform for the MidtermsThe most important thing to Democrats this year is that they aren’t the party that’s the party of Donald J. Trump.

By Ed Kilgore

science of us Aug. 15, 2018

The Bleeding Edge Is 2018’s Best Horror FilmI can’t stop thinking about one detail in particular.

By Melissa Dahl

2018 midterms Aug. 14, 2018

Bernie Sanders Won His Vermont PrimaryIn one of four primary races across the country, Bernie Sanders secured his place on the November ballot.

By Opheli Garcia Lawler

2018 midterms Aug. 13, 2018

Andrew Cuomo Finally Agreed to Debate Cynthia NixonAfter months of declining to engage Nixon in debate, the current New York governor has laid out his terms.

By Opheli Garcia Lawler

domestic violence Aug. 12, 2018

Rep. Ellison on Domestic-Violence Allegations: ‘I Have Never Behaved This Way’Karen Monahan alleged that Ellison was abusive toward her during the relationship, which ended in 2016.

By Opheli Garcia Lawler

music Aug. 10, 2018

In 2018, Pop Searches for Its Next True NorthFor now, the compass is broken.

By Larry Fitzmaurice

Aug. 7, 2018

Leaving Showtime: August 2018Watch Miles Teller enter the ring in Bleed for This.

By Joshua Rivera

Aug. 3, 2018

Citing Limbaugh and Hannity, Trump Says Shutdown Should Come Before MidtermsAt a PA rally, Trump explained the media is “fake disgusting news” — except for a few right-wing pundits who might as well work in the White House.

By Margaret Hartmann

movies Aug. 2, 2018

How Do We Define the Female Gaze in 2018?We talk to six female cinematographers about how they see the world from behind their cameras.

By Tori Telfer

now streaming Aug. 1, 2018

New on Showtime: August 2018You should absolutely rewatch 10 Things I Hate About You.

By Joshua Rivera

now streaming Aug. 1, 2018

New on Amazon Prime: August 2018Binge an Agatha Christie murder mystery.

By Joshua Rivera

July 31, 2018

New on Hulu: August 2018Stream Mother! if you’re up for it.

By Joshua Rivera

vmas 2018 July 31, 2018

Jennifer Lopez and Her Dinero to Receive 2018 VMAs Video Vanguard AwardYo quiero, yo quiero!

By Dee Lockett

July 31, 2018

New on HBO: August 2018Insecure returns!

By Joshua Rivera

now streaming July 31, 2018

New on Netflix: August 2018Cheers to The Good Place season two.

By Andrew Lapin

vulture lists July 31, 2018

Here Are the Rest of the Horror Movies Coming in 2018Including Halloween, The Nun, The Little Stranger, Suspiria — and so many combat-enhanced Nazis.

By Jordan Crucchiola

July 30, 2018

What’s Leaving HBO: August 2018In a Valley of Violence is the John Wick of the Wild West.

By Joshua Rivera

panorama 2018 July 30, 2018

Panorama Festival 2018: The Good, the Bad, and the MuddyDoes Pano Fest stand a chance of returning in 2019 after this year’s mess?

By Dee Lockett

July 30, 2018

What’s Leaving Hulu: August 2018Watch Brokeback Mountain before it’s too late.

By Joshua Rivera

July 30, 2018

What’s Leaving Netflix: August 2018Don’t miss Kristen Wiig in Welcome to Me.

By Andrew Lapin

July 26, 2018

Democrats Could Make Big Gains in Governor Seats in the MidtermsIn what might be the most overlooked category in midterm races, there’s lots of potential for a blue wave.

By Ed Kilgore

kennedy center honors July 25, 2018

Cher, Hamilton Among 2018 Kennedy Center HonoreesBut will Trump attend?

By Dee Lockett

tiff 2018 July 24, 2018

Toronto International Film Festival Announces 2018 LineupLet the awards buzz begin.

By Hunter Harris

hairy situations July 23, 2018

The Most Beautiful Hair From Curlfest 2018It’s the world’s largest celebration of natural hair.

By Erica Smith

comics to watch July 23, 2018

Just for Laughs Announces Its 2018 New FacesHere are the comedians you should keep an eye on this year.

By Megh Wright

2018 midterms July 19, 2018

GOP Congressman Once Mourned the Good Old Days When You Could Call Women ‘Sluts’“It used to be that women were held to a little bit of a higher standard.”

By Madeleine Aggeler

best of 2018 July 19, 2018

The Best Stand-up Specials of 2018 (So Far)John Mulaney, Cameron Esposito, Chris Rock, Ali Wong, and more.

By Erik Abriss

2018 espys July 18, 2018

The 10 Sexiest Red Carpet Looks From the 2018 ESPY AwardsFeaturing Chloe Kim, Ciara, and Danica Patrick.

By Amanda Arnold

aughts drama July 18, 2018

Paris Hilton Calls Lindsay Lohan a ‘Pathological Liar’ in the Year 2018Feels like 2006.

By Sarah Spellings

2018 midterms July 18, 2018

Martha Roby Wins Alabama GOP Runoff, Though She Once Dared to Criticize TrumpThe congresswoman denounced Trump after the Access Hollywood tape, but after working to prove her loyalty, she managed to win his primary endorsement.

By Margaret Hartmann

emmys 2018 July 12, 2018

2018 Emmy Nominations: Some Progress and Still Some Same Old, Same OldVoters have gotten better about recognizing a wider swath of TV. But the tendency to repeat themselves still hasn’t died.

By Jen Chaney

emmys 2018 July 12, 2018

Emmy Nominations 2018: The 20 Biggest Snubs and SurprisesYay Issa Rae and Zazie Beetz! Boo for not nominating The Good Place!

By Jen Chaney

emmys 2018 July 12, 2018

2018 Comedy Emmys: Kenan Thompson Gets a Nom, Nathan Fielder Gets SnubbedYay for Kenan! Sad for Nathan.

By Megh Wright

awards July 12, 2018

Here Are the 2018 Emmy NominationsThe ceremony will air on NBC on September 17.

By Vulture Editors

July 10, 2018

How to Interpret 2018 Polls Without Fooling YourselfThe first rule: “Don’t believe the hype.” The other rules are almost as simple.

By Ed Kilgore

now trending July 10, 2018

The Anti-Fashion Fashion Trends of Summer 2018Bolo ties, neck wallets, and other unusual, sly, and just plain weird looks for the season.

By Emilia Petrarca and Diana Tsui

2018 elections July 10, 2018

Can a Democrat Ever Win in Texas? Beto O’Rourke Says Yes.With its growing Latino population and blue cities, the Lone Star State feels like it should be at least purple. If only people would actually vote.

By Andrew Rice

movie review July 5, 2018

The Raucous Sorry to Bother You Is the Punk Film 2018 DeservesLakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, and Armie Hammer make Boots Riley’s debut film about a young black telemarketer a bizarre house party of a movie.

By Emily Yoshida

July 3, 2018

How Democrats Plan to Turn Kennedy’s Retirement Into a Political WinThe party will block Trump’s next Supreme Court justice — or, at least, remind voters that the GOP is a threat to their health care while trying.

By Eric Levitz

now streaming July 2, 2018

New on Showtime: July 2018Baby Driver, The Rock, Home Again, and other enticing titles.

By Joshua Rivera

July 2, 2018

Leaving Showtime: July 2018The Babadook will haunt you.

By Joshua Rivera

July 1, 2018

Democrats’ 2020 Hopefuls Refuse to Disagree (on the Midterms)With hundreds of races and candidates in play, Sanders, Warren, Biden, and the rest have not once taken different sides in a primary this year.

By Gabriel Debenedetti

June 30, 2018

Senate Democrats Are Fighting Some Brutal Trends in the MidtermsIn November, they must overcome not just an adverse landscape, but a recent trend toward partisan consistency in Senate voting.

By Ed Kilgore

now streaming June 29, 2018