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Yes, technically she will be a duchess.
The allegations against Junot Díaz are just the tip of the iceberg.
Rihanna’s personal style means that she consistently slays at events like the Met Gala.
Taylor Swift’s career is a fight between the desire for intimacy and for control.
The theological history of the look celebrities will be wearing on the red carpet.
Instead of watching celebrities at the Met Gala tonight night, pay attention to what the pope wears every day.
They join Harvey Weinstein, expelled in October.
Women of Color of Time’s Up join #MuteRKelly campaign demanding Spotify, Ticketmaster, and others cut ties with R. Kelly.
Louis Arthur Charles, Kate Middleton and Prince William’s third child, is the first boy in British history who won’t cut his older sister in line for the throne.
Legend asked Kanye to consider “the harm that Trump’s policies cause.”
Reese Witherspoon convinced HBO to try to close its gender pay gap.
Swift’s stripped-down “September” cover has a secret wink to fans.
As Sex and the City’s Miranda, Nixon embodied a hard power fantasy in a soft power world. Now she’s aiming for hard power in real life.
Seacrest’s former stylist Suzie Hardy isn’t backing off her allegations against him — and has now filed a police report.
Now women can speak out.
It’s not what The Room’s Tommy Wiseau won’t tell you about his past — it’s how he won’t tell it.
Time’s not up for the “hardest-working man in Hollywood.” Why?
RuPaul is known for not taking gender seriously. For trans performers, that can pose a problem.
How celebrities like Tiffany Haddish are using fashion as image-building at the Oscars.
Snapchat was having a rough time long before Kylie Jenner tweeted about it.
Ice dance is about selling romance. Olympic gold medalists Virtue and Moir are brilliant marketers.
And, given some strong metaphysical assumptions, they love you right back.
“This time, I’m gonna win.”
The white masculinity he’s showcasing with Man of the Woods isn’t new. It’s just newly visible.
McGowan is the third Weinstein accuser to be singled out in a public denial.
Rose McGowan is deconstructing celebrity in real time. It’s super disconcerting to watch.
This year’s somber State of the Union fashion, explained.
The filmmaker depends on performers to attract financing, but a New York Times article suggests that model may be in trouble.
The witch fantasy is more popular than ever — and Lorde is riding it straight to the top.
Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, and half-sister Kylie Jenner are all pregnant or welcoming newborns. Some people think Kris Jenner planned it.
Minnesota Public Radio refutes Keillor’s claims about his firing.
The Oscars love to give awards to very young women and middle-aged men.
Critics worry that #MeToo will lump together inappropriate behavior and sexual assault. But women know how to make the distinction.
“I have been repeating my accusations unaltered for over 20 years. And I have been systematically shut down, ignored, and discredited.”
True Lies director James Cameron responds to Dushku’s account as well.
Reagan, Trump, and Oprah: why America loves the dream of a celebrity president.
Franco faced multiple accusations after appearing at the Golden Globes with a Time’s Up pin.
When we worry that due process is dead, whose due process are we talking about?
Last month, E! was accused of paying women less than men. Debra Messing started off the Golden Globes with a bang by calling them out.