The Kushners Are Finally Getting That Sweet, Sweet Qatari Cash
Qatar, under siege, opens its pocketbook to help save 666 Fifth.
Qatar, under siege, opens its pocketbook to help save 666 Fifth.
“All got on extremely well,” according to one source.
Schulman, the show’s host and executive producer, denies the claims: “I have always been transparent about my life and would always take responsibility for my actions—but these claims are false.”
Even Alec Baldwin seems tired of his impression—and the show’s over-reliance on him speaks to deeper issues with its current iteration.
As she prepares for her new role, experts weigh in on what sort of royal Meghan Markle will make.
“She could sense that we wrote it for her. [And] she did walk in in the most badass three-piece suit. I just about fainted by the time I saw her,” said screenwriter Erin Simms.
Fascinators are too small to be a hat. Too bizarre to be sexy. Too royal-adjacent to be cool. What is the point?
The whistleblower who leaked Cohen’s “suspicious-activity report” was alarmed after noticing that two others had mysteriously gone missing.
The tech press has questions, and Google isn’t providing any answers.
Peter Navarro has been invited back to the negotiating table.
The singer has been a longtime friend of the family.
The ultimate “Stars! They’re just like us!” is watching genes pass from one generation to the next.
And, actually, even bigger problems than that.
Veronica’s villainous father “can get much, much darker,” promises Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. And next season, he will.
The foulmouthed sequel is projected to earn $130 to $150 million in theaters this weekend.
Their royal wedding coverage this weekend on HBO is sure to be one-of-a-kind—but will viewers get the joke this time?
Gary Janetti—the Family Guy writer-producer behind the wildly popular Prince George memes—imagines that the upcoming royal wedding is driving George mad.
“I have always cared for my father and hope he can be given the space he needs to focus on his health.”
Hiram vs. Archie is about to get a lot more intense, and more takeaways from an explosive episode.
In Kevin Macdonald’s Whitney, premiering at Cannes Wednesday, Houston’s inner circle confirm a childhood trauma Houston suffered.
This one just keeps getting weirder and weirder, and isn’t over yet, not by a long shot.
NBC is jittery as Farrow prepares to tell his side of the story about what went down at the network while he was reporting on Harvey Weinstein.
In addition to U.S. corporations, Michael Cohen reportedly demanded $1 million from the head of a Qatari investment fund.
Turns out it’s a look he’s been fond of since at least late 2016, and as his star power grows, hopefully, we’ll only see it more and more.