“I have walked out of the building in tears before because I’m just so physically and mentally exhausted," one employee told the Guardian.
A newly appointed State Board of Education council is staffed with right-wing mothers determined to uphold Gov. Ron DeSantis’ censorship laws.
Alicent, Rhaenys, and Rhaenyra hold all the power in the realm. Is it patronizing or empowering that they're the only ones with the good sense to avoid war?
After Madonna claimed credit for paving Cardi B's path, Cardi took exception to the shady emoji she used and called out Madonna's "slick mouth."
According to TMZ, the rapper has gotten Johnny Depp's trusted attorney onboard to handle whatever is coming his way following his antisemitic tirades.
Nicole Moore filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging the working conditions are "so intolerable" that Black employees "are effectively forced to leave.”
Mylissa Farmer is backing Trudy Busch Valentine over GOP Attorney General Eric Schmitt, who made Missouri among the first states to ban abortion post-Roe.
Fads coming back from the dead, bleached eyebrows, hobbit cosplay? I'm terrified.
Last month, Narkis Golan made the chilling observation on Facebook that “many women end up dead” in cases like hers.
Doug Mastriano is campaigning with a who's who of Trump lackeys, including the man who called Ivanka an "abortionist bitch."
The fashion house's parent company said there's no longer "any relationship nor any plans for future projects" in a statement to Women's Wear Daily.
The member of the last great American dynasty (and Taylor Swift's ex, of course) announced his previously unknown military service in an Instagram post.

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“Newsmax condemns in the strongest terms the reprehensible statements made by Lara Logan and her views do not reflect our network,” it told the Daily Beast.
Swift teased a visual album, dropped Midnights, then gave us seven additional songs at 3 a.m., because what is sleep, really? I'm fine.
All gothic maximalism and zero chill, the Twilight saga has taken on new meaning to match the current mood.
The late night host managed to tell the New York Times in 47 different ways that he doesn't care about a restauranteur calling him a "tiny cretin of a man."
These are embryos at six and nine weeks, respectively—which anti-abortion activists are trying to pass off as full people.
Anthony Rapp, who sued Spacey for allegedly groping him in 1986, lost the two-week trial after less than two hours of jury deliberation.
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