Did you know a record could go diamond? I, dear readers, did not. Apparently the terminology applies to records that have sold 10 million units (i.e. 10x platinum). This information is relevant because Adele’s 25 has gone diamond.

The cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile, the murderers, the sexually immoral, practitioners of magic arts, the idolaters and all the liars have packed into the debate hall at Hofstra University for our very first general presidential debate of the season. It’s official: we’re in Hell!

You may have heard that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are divorcing (if not, a hearty congratulations on emerging from your coma). And though Jolie is ensconced in these proceedings—not to mention a nasty custody battle—her plans to join the faculty at the London School of Economics remain unchanged.

According to a new interview, Dov Charney, the disturbing, embattled daddy of American Apparel, is still working on a new brand of clothing under a temporary name: Los Angeles Apparel Company. See, it’s nothing like American Apparel!

CBS New York reporter Tony Aiello tweeted the above photograph of what appears to be a trigger warning outside the first presidential debate in Hofstra University’s student center for an MTV Elect This Campaign, to be held on Monday evening alongside the presidential debate.

When it comes to the children of the Real Housewives franchise, many are adored and some are despised, but none are as feared and respected as Milania Giudice of New Jersey. Welcome to Catching Up with Milania, where (almost) every week, we—as tribute—will be checking in with my hero, Bravo’s dreaded daughter.

To mark the end of Milan Fashion Week, and with a brief reprieve before Paris Fashion Week begins, four high-up editors and critics at Vogue reflected upon the collections, and what they all meant. The clothes? They loved. The street style mongers and fashion bloggers? Not so much!

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Let’s say you suddenly find yourself in another part of the world. You find yourself in a beautiful region of France. With your beautiful, famous friends. For a beautiful, fancy wedding. You may ask yourself, “Well, how did I get here?”

Tonight’s presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and—God help us—Donald Trump coincides with the 56th anniversary of the infamous 1960 sweaty Nixon/hottie Kennedy matchup. But perhaps a more interesting prelude would be the 1984 vice presidential face off between George H.W. Bush and Geraldine Ferraro, in which…

Scary clowns have been coming out of the woodwork in the last month, inspiring copycats, false alarms, and police warnings that dressing up like a clown to scare children is completely idiotic.

We’ve followed the dysfunctional Vanderpump Rules cast now through four seasons of cruel, abusive treatment toward humanity and each other. And just when we feel like there’s no more bitter behavior left to unlock, they give us more. Thank goodness these assholes will be back in our lives soon.

Zoie Burgher knows exactly what you see when you tune into her Call of Duty streams. She knows that viewers judge her and people assume the worst because of how she presents herself. Burgher is currently blowing up on YouTube anyway, thanks to a recent ban on Twitch.

A former Whole Foods employee in Boulder, Colorado who’s suing the store for discrimination claims she faced frequent harassment for being gay.

At this point, it’s probably safe to say that labeling cars as being specifically for women is stupid.

In the first episode of Amazon’s Fleabag, the titular character (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) bangs on the door of her father’s house at an unreasonable hour. “I have a horrible feeling that I’m a greedy, perverted, selfish, apathetic, cynical, depraved, morally bankrupt woman who can’t even call herself a feminist,” she…

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The Netflix streaming documentary 13th will have its opening night at the 54th New York Film Festival, then begin a limited theatrical run on October 7. Considering what gets covered in these two minutes, the film is not to be missed.