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Scaramucci got into a Twitter scuffle with Page Six editor Emily Smith.

Expect familiar faces and plenty of surprises when HBO’s twisty sci-fi drama returns April 22.

“It is a world of victims. I think some people did very well out of meeting with Harvey and others didn’t.”

Three harassment claims were made to the Academy on Wednesday, according to Variety.

Welcome to 2018, when the news out of Silicon Valley is nearly as terrifying as the chaos in Washington. In this episode of Inside the Hive, futurist Kevin Kelly, the founding executive editor of Wired magazine, predicts whether we’ll still be around to worry in 2050.

“It was very special.”

Thank goodness the effervescent star isn’t retiring from the screen after all—because we’d miss her if she did.

10 years after being tapped to run the film festival at the age of 50, Pierson has maintained the Austin-based festival’s funky vibe and outsider spirit, while turning it into a high-profile launchpad for studio comedies, future cult favorites, and filmmakers she treats like “brothers, sisters and children.”

In sanctioning Russia, the White House has ostensibly insulated the special counsel just as he decimates Trump’s “red line.”

When in London . . .

The group skews heavy toward Donald Trump Jr. types.

An inside look at the epic trek that began as a Twitter joke, where the Stranger Things actor met creatures even more terrifying than the ones in the Upside Down.

Breakout star Sierra Capri had never played a lead role before being cast in this South Central-set comedy—but she’s ready for the spotlight.

An inside look at the epic trek that began as a Twitter joke, where the Stranger Things actor met creatures even more terrifying than the ones in the Upside Down.

Cheer up! You look cute!

Didn’t see that one coming.

The three-star general may imminently be out of a job, though the White House insists he and Trump have a “good working relationship.”

On this week‘s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at the films that got Austin talking and at the new release Love, Simon.

In his upcoming Jojo Rabbit, Waititi will star as a 10-year-old boy’s imaginary friend—who also happens to be the leader of Nazi Germany.

Here’s a hint: it all comes down to Melania.

Writer Jamal Olori unpacks the Emmy-winning comedy’s expert grasp on Internet culture—and gives more proof that it exists in an alternate reality.

On this week’s In the Limelight, “Hip Hip Beret”: Markle’s baptism, Commonwealth Day celebrations, and terrorist training.

With the latest round of West Wing musical chairs, however, Trump seems to have upended the simple-nationalists-versus-swamp-creatures morality play.

Tim Sloan messed with the wrong senator from Massachusetts.

There’s plenty of blame to go around as investors reflect on the slow-motion car crash of Theranos.