According to a person close to Kushner, there have been talks of Kardashian coming to the White House to do an event related to prison reform.
According to a new policy change, the streaming service will not banish R. Kelly’s music, but will not include it on its popular playlists.
Reviewing two films premiering at Cannes—one a French tale of a hustler working the streets, the other a Kenyan romance about two girls in love.
Maybe you can’t successfully adapt a Victorian novel without addressing progress.
Perceived closeness with the POTUS doesn’t come cheap!
Europe offered to strengthen the Iran nuclear deal, giving Trump what he asked for, but he withdrew anyway. Less than 48 hours later, Israel and Iran are trading missile strikes in Syria—threatening to turn a shadow war into a real one.
NBC recently concluded that its executives did not have any knowledge of sexual misconduct by Matt Lauer before allegations went public—and claimed that “a discussion” had taken place between the company and Curry. Curry, however, disputes this.
If it was good enough for James Ivory when he won his first Oscar, it's good enough for you.
The actor has continued to deny any and all allegations of sexual misconduct on the set of Transparent.
A failed rendezvous reveals some key details about the top-secret, James Bond–esque movie, starring Chastain, Penélope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, Lupita Nyong’o, and Fan Bingbing.
Junior is reportedly “having a great time” with The Five co-host Kimberly Guilfoyle.
Louisa May Alcott’s beloved character returns in a new Masterpiece series starring Maya Hawke—and hordes of Jo acolytes will be watching closely to make sure it gets their heroine right.
She is really full of fun surprises this week.
More and more signs indicate that the Netflix of movie theaters is about to face a serious reckoning—but when?
Believed lost for decades, the brightly colored illustration will be on display in a pop-up exhibit on May 20.
This month’s two-night PBS series sees four relative newcomers playing the March sisters, and focuses on each one of their stories during its three-hour run.
Evan Spiegel’s ill-received overhaul has publishers worried about their future with Snap. “I would like to be optimistic,” says one media partner. But “it might be too little, too late. They’ve done quite a lot to alienate readers and users.”
Bee shared her own story about Charlie Rose on Wednesday’s Full Frontal—and had no sympathy for creeps trying to bounce back: ”Take your millions of dollars and pay a therapist to care about how tough it’s been to get caught being an abuser. Because honestly, I don’t give a shit.”
With a little over a week to go, Meghan and Harry are getting all the final details just right.
With only one episode left this season, all will be revealed very soon—but something about the Black Hood still isn’t adding up.
A year-long collaboration between the Hive, theSkimm, and SurveyMonkey focuses on female millennials as they prepare to vote in the 2018 midterms. This month examines how millennial women think about corruption and Russia.
While Trump’s C.I.A. nominee pledged not to re-start the agency’s torture program, no amount of brutal questioning could get her to say the practice was immoral.
While Trump’s C.I.A. nominee pledged not to re-start the agency’s torture program, no amount of brutal questioning could get her to say the practice was immoral.
At this point in the Russia investigation, Trump’s allies in the conservative media are expressing a rather creative interpretation of events.
If you were in Las Vegas and could win $1 million by placing a simple prop bet on whether Trump enjoyed some pee play with Russian hookers in Moscow in 2013, would you bet yes or no? You know where you’d put your money. Even Mitch McConnell would take that bet.