Earlier this year, speculation about the princess’s whereabouts spread across the internet. New research has possibly connected one viral claim back to the Kremlin.
Author Georgia Hunter delved into her ancestors’ astounding history while writing her best-selling debut novel, the basis for a new limited series on Hulu.
Economic genius at work.
Scott Nover breaks down how Trump made billions this week—on paper, at least—and when the former (and possibly future) president might be able to cash out.
An appreciation by a fellow political centrist.
In the podcast’s fourth season, cohosts Sarah Koenig and Dana Chivvis set their sights on Guantánamo Bay, telling the story of the prison camp through the personal experiences of those on the ground. “We don’t really talk about this as a country anymore, and we have never had any truth and reconciliation,” says Koenig.
A palace source explained to People why the Princess of Wales appeared alone in her bombshell announcement video.
A franchise that soared thanks to a zeitgeist-grabbing scandal has deflated with its middling current season, plus stale new spinoffs The Valley and Vanderpump Villa.
The third-party group suffered the death of chairman Joe Lieberman and still has no candidate. Meanwhile, polls suggest Kennedy is pulling more votes away from the president than Donald Trump.
The actor walks us through his nearly 15 years as the Marvel fan favorite, and explains how he came up with the mischievous god’s last words onscreen.
“My heart goes out to anybody that’s been victimized, or their families,” says the actor and comedian, who came of age on Nickelodeon shows Kenan & Kel and All That.
Queen Camilla distributed gifts on his behalf at the Royal Maundy Service.
The Maundy Thursday church services have never before been led by the monarch’s consort.
The Curb Your Enthusiasm star went in on the former president on CNN, calling Trump “a sociopath” and “a sick man.”
Dune: Part Two, La Chimera, and more of the best movies from 2024’s first three months.
The Masters of the Air and Boys in the Boat star has worked with Clooney, Hanks, and Spielberg—so yes, you could say it’s going well.
Their questions about the Comstock Act did not go unnoticed.
“Sorry, Donald, I can’t help you.”
According to the Daily Beast, an anonymous Euphoria actor has major doubts and a few frustrations regarding the future of the HBO series: “I just don’t think it will happen.”