“I’ve never seen them go after a man who was sick in the Senate in that way,” said Nancy Pelosi, ignoring that Feinstein is holding up crucial judicial votes.

The oversized blazers, the pure and unadulterated hatred of the "Disgusting Brothers" and their antics—hints about her news were there all along.

The pair, who split in 2021, looked extremely cozy at the festival.

Mike Pence was loudly booed at the event, but Trump was given a hero's welcome—and his speech showed that trans people are now officially an NRA talking point.

She kneels before them. She holds their hands. She feels their feelings.

The Nashville musician talked to Jezebel about gun control, covering Bob Dylan at a rally, and the "unfathomable" silence of the country music industry.

Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift broke up specifically because he's relatively unknown. Kieran Culkin has some free time. We know Devin Booker has the athleticism...

Clarence Thomas didn't disclose that a GOP billionaire bought his mom's house, Dianne Feinstein won't retire, and other shit that pissed me off this week.

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This might explain why Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) didn't even mention in his speech Friday that he'd just signed a six-week ban into law overnight.

The $15 million book deal reportedly covers the singer’s survivor story, her breakup with Justin Timberlake, 2007 Shaved-Head Britney, and her conservatorship.

"Raquel and her family decided before the relationship was discovered that she would enter a voluntary facility for mental health counseling," a source told ET.

"Captain Feminist and the Patriarchy’s stone. What piece of crap!” one commenter wrote.

The biting Norwegian satire has been compared to The Worst Person in the World, in part because its antihero is perhaps the worst person in the world.

"If it were to become the law, it would be absolutely catastrophic," an ACLU lawyer said of the Comstock Act, which the Supreme Court could resuscitate.

And I'll keep shouting about research shows that denying a parent an abortion can push their family into poverty.