With the eggnog-blur of the holidays approaching, researchers are sounding the alarm about “parenting hangovers.” These are not, as you might expect, hangovers from the rigors of parenting, but rather the reality of parenting while hungover. That reality, they want you to know, is absolute shit.

New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood announced on Tuesday that Donald Trump has agreed to shut down the Trump Foundation, his “charity” organization, after an investigation by her office found “a shocking pattern of illegality involving the Trump Foundation—including unlawful coordination with the Trump…

Penny Marshall, the beloved comedic actor who emerged from her ‘70s television stardom to become one of the few woman directors with big-time Hollywood clout in the ‘80s and ‘90s, has died, TMZ reports. The cause was complications due to diabetes. She was 75.

LeAnne Locken from The Real Housewives of Dallas popped by Page Six’s office to model all the ways one might wear L’Infinity, the “ultimate little black dress” she released earlier this year.

When the world hands you lemons, what do you do? Turn them into lemonade? Or light a lemon-scented candle and listen to Neko Case while weeping softly into a pillow? Likely, it’s the latter. Because when everything else fails—relationships, technology, the government—it’s true that music is the ultimate salve. Here…

The New York Times reports that the safety commission organized in the aftermath of the Parkland, Florida school shooting, led by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, has issued a report recommending that the Trump administration repeal Obama-era guidelines meant to address disproportionately high and unjust disciplinary…

The unaffordability of prescription drugs has reached a crisis point in the United States: one in seven Americans don’t even get their prescriptions filled because of the high costs, according to a Consumer Reports survey; some people regularly travel to other countries to purchase cheaper medicine; it is now common…

I once picked up the first novel in Elena Ferrante’s bestselling series, after the very impressive Argentine mother of a dear friend described the books as erotic masterpieces that can never be appreciated in America so long as they have such hideously Victorian book covers. When I abandoned this first attempt to…

The second season of Showtime’s SMILF is set to return in just over a month—and currently the show’s creator, Frankie Shaw, is being investigated over allegations that she mishandled sex scenes, violated an actor’s contract, denied writing credit to assistants, and separated writers on the show by race, per the Hollywo…

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump posed for their official Christmas 2018 Christmas portrait. But something’s missing?

Jakelin Caal Maquín was just seven years old when she died from septic shock, fever, and dehydration while in the custody of United States Customs and Border Patrol. In the week since her death was first reported, advocates and progressive lawmakers have demanded more information about what happened to Caal Maquín…

Just in time for Satan’s Solstice, Netflix has gifted Sabrina Spellman fans with two additional seasons of the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.

Bob Goodlatte, a Republican representative from Virginia, is singlehandedly blocking a bill meant to address the alarmingly high numbers of missing and murdered Native women from passing before the end of the year, and Senator Heidi Heitkamp, the author of the bill, is calling him out.

Ottessa Moshfegh received more acclaim and attention than ever in 2018. It was also, she says, the most painful year of her life. The two factors would seem to be mutually exclusive: The former is a result of the July release of her brilliant second novel, My Year of Rest and Relaxation, a book so beloved by writers…

An Australian member of Parliament will not run for reelection because he initiated a relationship with a woman he met online (that’s not necessarily the bad part) and the public has now deemed him unfit to serve based on the things he said while sexting.

On Sunday, the New York Times ran an interview with renowned novelist and poet Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple, about what she’s been reading lately. It was a wholesome little exercise that was wildly derailed when people noticed Walker’s effusive praise for infamous conspiracy theorist David Icke. The latest…