Donald Glover’s Deadpool Might Have Been Killed Because of Taylor Swift Jokes
Co-show-runner Stephen Glover says a Swift-themed episode was “the last straw” before he and his brother exited the project.
Co-show-runner Stephen Glover says a Swift-themed episode was “the last straw” before he and his brother exited the project.
A narrow Democratic victory this fall might doom the Republicans’ favorite target—but the bigger the blue wave, the safer Nancy Pelosi will be.
The East Wing is now shying away from the word.
John Kricfalusi is the latest Hollywood figure to face dark allegations in the #MeToo era.
South Korea is getting a crash course in how the C.E.O. president does business.
Traveling in leggings? Never.
Welcome to life in Vichy D.C., snowflakes.
The Hive’s crack team of reporters discuss this, and other pressing questions, on the latest episode of V.F. Hive on Cheddar.
Any sort of policy requires some firsthand mastery of details. Trump, as we know, lacks this. So when he goes into meetings with Democrats and gives away the store, only to backpedal hours later and pretend he didn’t, his weakness as a negotiator is only one part of his vulnerability. The other, more brutal fact is that he simply doesn’t know what’s being discussed.
An internal memo from a longtime executive blows up the false naïveté Facebook has long maintained about its product.
New developments suggest Gates isn’t just testifying against Paul Manafort.
V.F.’s Rebecca Keegan’s HWD Weekly newsletter.
There are clues aplenty on the pop star’s *My Dear Melancholy.*
Stormy’s in, Hope is out, and the White House is—predictably—up in flames on this week’s episode of Inside the Hive.
This pilot season, there’s a major boom in South Asian representation—and we’re not just seeing the same old stories anymore.
Will the show’s success spur copycats at other networks?
Speculation heats up about a traditional royal wedding accessory.
“Helen Hunt has also denied biting Beyoncé,” says Helen Hunt.
He also played coy when asked for intel about who bit Beyoncé—a mystery ignited by his co-star Tiffany Haddish.
Two groundbreaking shows about women in the workplace return—and this time they won’t just be about white women.
The Wall Street Journal reporters in revolt say it “isn’t the first time.”
The race to produce more than 2,000 Model 3’s in a week is on.
The queen of one-liners delivers a stunningly emotional performance in Season 3.
At stake is not only AT&T’s still-pending $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner but also, as many on Wall Street see it, the future of the M&A business itself. This is serious, since there is no higher margin business in finance. “The concept that AT&T is going to use its distribution to, in any way, favor its own content, which itself needs to be on every other distribution channel, is preposterous,” says one veteran M&A banker.