Vanessa Hudgens—star of Disney’s beloved High School Musical, Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers and now Dog Days, which seems to be a rom-com for dog lovers—is perhaps not a young celebrity you’d immediately think would give a noteworthy interview—she’s been media trained since childhood, after all—but she delivers in …
Speaking to New York Magazine contributing editor David Marchese, actor Kathleen Turner revealed what’s been motivating her all these years:
Tiffany Haddish is on the cover of the September issue of Glamour, which means we’ve got a new Tiffany Haddish profile on our hands, which means we’ve got more answers to the question of who bit Beyoncé in case anyone still cares to solve that mystery, which seems pretty much solved already at this point but…
In a recent interview, Mira Sorvino described an encounter she had with a casting director in the beginning of her career that involved him gagging her with a condom.
Priyanka Chopra, the 35-year-old actress who’s best known for her work in Quantico, as well as her friendship with Meghan Markle and for winning Miss World in 2000, is on the cover for Allure’s first digital cover—a fun experiment by which the brand intends to make clear what its refreshed, outward-facing image is.
Bill Clinton! Saying words!
Why can I read.
You know what Evangeline Lilly’s had? It! You know which direction she’s had it? Up! You know where she’s had it up to? Here!
It’s been a long week, and we could all use a break. Thankfully, there’s a new Q&A with perfect angel Tracee Ellis Ross on Deadline, and it’s full of quotes I want to print out and frame on my wall and always carry with me in spirit. Like how the Emmy-nominated actor challenges her colleagues on Black-ish by asking if…
A new profile of Donald Trump, Jr., written by Julia Ioffe in GQ, underscores what we have long known deeply in our hearts: That he is very dumb, and has spent his entire life trying in vain to make his sociopathic father love him, to the extent that he has transformed himself into a living, breathing white…
Winnie the Pooh but with pants on Sean Spicer is back with a book to promote. His memoir, The Briefing, covers his sixth-month stint as Trump’s press secretary and his years working for the RNC before that. Sounds mostly boring, but Spicey’s gonna spice, I guess.
In a glowing profile titled “First, Family,” Westchester Magazine interviewed Eric and Lara Trump about “their cherished life in Westchester,” tactfully skipping over questions about, say, Eric’s father’s policy of forcibly separating immigrant children from their parents at the border in favor of listing the couple’s…
Women are fighting for a lot of rights in Hollywood and that means showing our whole truth. We masturbate! And Maggie Gyllenhaal believes everyone should know what that looks like if they don’t already.
Sanaa Lathan has elaborated on the rumor, which circulated back in March, that she bit Beyoncé (yes, BEYONCÉ?!).
In the year 2000—a full 18-year-old adult ago—Sofia Coppola released The Virgin Suicides, her cinematic interpretation of the 1993 Jeffrey Eugenides novel. The film will be her first to be canonized in The Criterion Collection, where it’ll be re-released on April 24, with a 4K digital transfer “supervised by”…
Infrequent Instagram user Kanye West has made a subtle return to the medium of the old dead tree. The Hollywood Reporter sat down West, a Ph.D. holder from the Art Institute of Chicago, with interior designer Alex Verboordt, whose clients include West, Robert De Niro, and Sting. Just some normal, average, everyday…
The music industry loves to encourage conflict between women, especially if they’re rappers. Have you heard? Case in point: Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. And the fact that dudes don’t get compared to each other more often just doesn’t make sense to Cardi B, because frankly, to her ears, male rappers all sound the same.
The luminous Sandra Oh has been doing smaller projects since her exit from Grey’s Anatomy four years ago, before suddenly appearing everywhere on posters for her new show, Killing Eve. The dramatic thriller was created by Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge and renewed for a second season before the first episode even…
Natasha Rothwell might be best known as Kelli on HBO’s Insecure, but she has her own Netflix episode on The Characters, was a writer on Saturday Night Live, and is now featured in the film Love, Simon as the drama teacher, Ms. Albright. Basically, she’s already done a whole lot, and has plenty of stuff to say about it…
