Two Connecticut towns are apparently in a long-running feud about which is older—Windsor, or Wethersfield—and now archaeologists have uncovered juuuust enough evidence to get everybody worked up without totally resolving the question.

Chloe Grace Moretz went on Watch What Happens Live to promote her upcoming film The Miseducation of Cameron Post (the first of two dramas about 1990s-era gay conversion therapy to be released this year) and was forced to (willingly agreed to?) take part in the show’s potentially scripted yet enjoyable call-in segment,…

Nothing was the same after Tyrese sarcastically congratulated Dwayne Johnson for getting a Fast & Furious spinoff. They haven’t spoken to each other since, and Tyrese now feels like maybe he shouldn’t have said some of the sentences he said out loud about it.

The BBC has released the first images of the new TV adaptation of Les Miserables, which will air here in the United States on Masterpiece, revealing Lily Collins as Fantine, David Oyelowo as Javert, and Dominic West as Jean Valjean.

Brandy’s feud with Monica is guaranteed to outlive us all.

Roseanne “I am now quitting Twitter” Barr is anything but. Who knows, perhaps the weak, egomaniacal comment from our freaking president emboldened her or something. In any case, she just needed a few hours to gather her thoughts, then continue to fuel this nightmare news cycle.

On Tuesday night, a long-simmering celebrity feud fully boiled over and started a fire in the kitchen. The fire department was called, but they got stuck in traffic, and the entire building burned down before help arrived. Drake was home at the time, but managed to escape—though he did inhale a lot of smoke.

Social media stardom is a brutal Darwinistic competition, a craven and utterly shameless battle for space on our screens and in our brains carried out by a phalanx of influencers, thinkfluencers, beauty vloggers, charlatans, health quacks, spiritual phonies, and unhinged vegans. Recently, Lil Tay entered into this…

Big news: Jada Pinkett-Smith revealed on Thursday that she and Gabrielle Union began a feud 17 years ago.

The New York Times has reignited the flames of an absolutely ridiculous “feud” by publishing a tidy bit of clickbait perfectly engineered to raise the hackles of a disparate group of individuals, including chefs, feminists, and men.

When asked for her opinion of Miranda Hob—excuse me, Cynthia Nixon’s—freshly announced campaign for Governor of New York, Samantha Jo—excuse me, Kim Cattrall—told a fan on Twitter, “I support & respect any former colleague’s right to make their own career choices.”

Petty though it may be, there’s comfort in watching two celebrities fight. It’s low-stakes drama that you can witness, be entertained by, and feel a part of—all from the safety of your anonymous boring life. There’s no risk of getting your hands dirty because the celebrities involved do not know or care about you.…

An letter sent from Girl Scouts of the USA on Monday to the Boy Scouts of America has revealed a brewing feud between the organizations that comes with so many pointed comments you might poke your eye out reading it.

The social media standoff between Kendall Jenner and popular Williamsburg “haunt” Baby’s All Right over an alleged failure to tip has escalated, which is perfectly fine by me, as it is the only nuclear confrontation I am emotionally capable of engaging with right now.

In what might go down as the most devious act of Katy Perry and Taylor Swift’s years-long feud (over backup dancers of all things), the artist commonly referred to as a snake emoji decided to make her entire catalog available on streaming services like Spotify almost three years after having them removed. The addition…

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After years of speculation, the rumored feud between Katy Perry and Taylor Swift—the reason for songs like “Bad Blood” and “Swish Swish”—has been confirmed by one of its participants, and all it took was James Corden and a game of Carpool Karaoke.

Late last year, as winter and the imminence of Donald Trump being sworn into office set in, Margaret Cho and Tilda Swinton found themselves in something of a feud. Maybe you remember reading about it here. (And, especially, here.) On Bobby Lee’s TigerBelly podcast, Cho recounted an exchange she had with Swinton about…

As sure as she can wail, Aretha Franklin can also talk piles of shit on her diva peers. Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, Roberta Flack, Natalie Cole, Luther Vandross, and Celine Dion are just a few of the bold-faced names who’ve felt Aretha’s wrath and/or shade. Aretha? Sometimes it’s more like A-beef-a.

Back in 1998, a big piece of gossip in the celebrity weeklies was that Susan Sarandon and Julia Roberts were feuding on the set of their dramedy Stepmom. But, as Sarandon explained on Twitter Sunday night, that particular rumor was manufactured by her very own “PR person.” She and Roberts liked each other “very much,”…