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Review: Relentlessly Funny 'Hacks' Returns For Season 2
The Emmy Award-Winning hit series returns and the comedy is going on the road as stand-up legend Deborah Vance pushes the boundaries to make a comeback.
Back to Normal? Cannes Film Festival Prepares to Party
After the 2020 Cannes Film Festival was canceled by the pandemic and the 2021 edition was scaled back the lavish French Riviera cinema soiree is set to return with a festival that promises to be something like normal.
Travis Scott, Mary J. Blige Hit Billboard Music Awards Stage
Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen made controversial returns on the Billboard Music Awards stage on Sunday, while Mary J. Blige was honored for her musical excellence.
Naomi Judd Celebrated at 'River of Time' Memorial Service
Naomi Judd was celebrated with words and soaring music at a public memorial service Sunday that ended with her daughter Wynonna announcing that a tour planned for later this year would go on.
'Doctor Strange 2' Keeps Hold on Top Spot in 2nd Weekend
"Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" stayed on top of the box office charts during its second weekend in theaters, earning an additional $61 million from North American theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Kim Kardashian Shades Kris Humphries With Gay Wedding Crack
What exactly was Kim Kardashian saying about her ex-husband Kris Humphries?
Culture
What to Watch? Gay Teens, Family Trauma, and New Queer Cinema
Mario Batali Acquittal Underscores Perils of #MeToo Cases
Elon Musk, an Erratic Visionary, Revels in Contradiction
Musk Says He's 'Aligned' with EU Approach to Digital Rules
Celebrities
Watch: Jerrod Carmichael Reveals How Ellen DeGeneres Helped Him Come Out
Britney Spears Says She's Lost Baby Due to Miscarriage
As Musk Buyout Looms, Twitter Searches for its Soul
With 'Hack's' Back for Season Two, Johnny Silbilly Talks Queer Representation
Movies
Jonathan Agassi Was King of the Porn World, Until... Inside Doc Filmmaker's Tomer Heymann's Provocative Film
Full Lineup Announced for Second Annual 'Newfest Pride' Series
Provincetown Film Festival Announces Lineup
Movies Love a Comeback Story. This Summer, it's their Turn.
Theatre
'Strange Loop's' L Morgan Lee Makes Broadway History with Tony Nomination
Touring, Award-Winning 'Emojiland' Comes to Boston in June
American Repertory Theater Sets American Premiere of Award-Winning 'Life of Pi'
Jessie Williams' Nude Scene from Broadway Show Ignites Social Media
Television
Review: 'The Essex Serpent' Captivates, Wraps You in Its Coils
Watch: First Trailer Drops for New CW Series 'Tom Swift' Featuring a Black Gay Lead Character
Is 'Selling Sunset' Star Chrishell Adopting with New Partner G Flip?
Heartstopper: Netflix Gay Teen Romance's Winning Formula
Music
Q&A: Becky G Unveils Every Side of Herself in Latest Album
Madonna's Remix Album 'Finally Enough Love' Out in June
Ukrainian Band Kalush Orchestra Wins Eurovision Amid War
Review: Fresh off Grammy Wins, Olivia Rodrigo Embarks on her 'Sour Tour'
Review: 'Firestarter' Never Ignites
The latest film adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a girl with pyrokinetic powers squanders its compelling premise, suffering from bad writing, weak acting, and cheap visuals.
Review: A Layer Of Dread Hangs Over Scary 'Innocents'
"The Innocents" has an unsettling vibe and a quartet of natural performances from children that aren't that innocent.
Forster Meets Grindr in Hugely Entertaining 'The Inheritance'
Matthew Lopez's Tony-winning "The Inheritance" gets its Boston premiere in an exemplary production.
Review: Revival Raises Question, Who Has the Need for 'Virginia Woolf?'
Geffen Playhouse continues to welcome in-person audiences back by bravely staging Edward Albee's lengthy and polarizing classic "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"