Mitt Romney decided to make a go at relevancy during the February 25 GOP debate by being very ironic. The former presidential hopeful, who caused a stir back in 2012 over his initial refusal to release his tax returns, took Donald Trump to task over the fact that yes, Virginia, it is possible to turn over your tax…

Cheryl Tiegs, a person who I hope Campy National Treasure Janice Dickinson™ threw the most perfect shade at when someone declared Tiegs the first supermodel in history one time, is not happy that the beauty standard is being fucked with. The three-time Sports Illustrated cover girl made it known that she thinks body…

Oprah Winfrey, a multi-billionaire and person who is at least 1/4 actual deity, 1/4 work robot, can do many things, like hosting the world’s biggest baby shower and giving away cars whenever she damn well pleases. But there is one thing we have now learned she cannot do: save Weight Watchers, a company that probably …

Melissa Click, the University of Missouri professor who attempted to bar a student journalist from a campus protest last November—and in turn opened a worldwide discourse on free speech, the right to protest, and the boundaries of both—has been fired from her position at the school.

The Republican debates have never been fun—not even a little bit, not for a moment. But, for me at least, they were comforting, like watching all your terrible uncles get drunk in your basement and see who could eat a sandwich in the fewest number of bites.

In today’s Tweet Beat, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend respond to their IVF gender controversy, John Stamos rocked a pretty sexy mullet at prom, and Mia Farrow directs us to her secret Instagram account.

Earlier this month, we told you about Tom Hardy’s upcoming TV mini-series Taboo, which is about revenge or something, but the important thing was he’s nude in it. Now, here’s the full trailer explaining the “non-nude” part of the show, also probably known as the plot.

Recently, OITNB star Taryn Manning was having a completely average experience DJ-ing an H&M party in Toronto when, suddenly, something strange happened.

Anohni, a Mercury Award-winning artist and environmental activist also known as Antony Hegarty, is the second openly transgender person to have ever been nominated for an Academy Award. But unlike three nominees in her category, Best Original Song, she—along with South Korean nominee Sumi Jowas—were not invited to…

Are you anything like me, in that you wanna participate in our democracy but you also wanna just, like, freakin’ chill out and house a bunch of chips dipped in salad dressing? Have I found the thing for you.

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A pair of Illinois Republicans have co-sponsored a bill that would refuse to issue a birth certificate to any newborn child whose father is not listed. Hello and welcome to the year 1903!

In California, Bill Cosby’s lawyers are requesting to temporarily dismiss his defamation lawsuit against supermodel Beverly Johnson.

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After over a year of calling each other boyfriend and girlfriend, those two have decided to start calling each other exes instead. In an exclusive report by Us Weekly, the couple they once described as “not so undateable” revealed it was the strains of being in a long distance relationship that led them to take a…

Meryl Streep, who was recently catapulted into the #OscarsSoWhite controversy after telling a reporter at the Berlin Film Festival “We’re all Africans, really,” published a blog on the Huffington Post on Thursday called “Setting the Record Straight From Berlin.”

Meredith Corporation, which owns titles like Better Homes and Gardens, Shape and Martha Stewart Living, announced Thursday that they are shuttering More magazine, a year after the publication revamped to target a wealthier demographic. The April 2016 issue will be its last; 30 employees are reportedly being let go.