Culture & Arts

This HBO Smash Hit Is Back — And It’s Full Of Fresh Gen Z Workplace Drama

The HBO series is entering its third season — and is ready to explore whether its characters will sink or swim.
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‘It Ends With Us’ Is A Great Book-To-Film Adaptation — But There’s Something Missing

The movie closely follows the plot of the viral BookTok sensation, but it doesn't fully capture the complexities of domestic abuse.
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Kamala Harris Picked A ‘Fun Midwestern Dad’ To Be Her VP — And The Internet Already Has Memes

Never has anyone been so excited to make memes about a middle-aged white man.
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The ‘Barbie’ Success Was Only A Blip When It Comes To Women In Hollywood

In 2023, of the top 100 highest-earning movies at the box office, just 14 featured women of color as leads or co-leads, down from 18 in 2022.
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How A Viral Racist Incident Made Me To Learn To Swim

Social media was full of memes and jokes about that epic melee a year ago, but that moment was the push I needed to conquer my fear.
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‘House Of The Dragon’ Finally Fixed One Of Its Biggest Problems

These characters were mostly disregarded in Season 1 of the “Game of Thrones” spinoff. At last, they’re getting the attention they deserve.
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Kamala Harris Is Giving Us Snark — And It’s The Energy We’ve Been Waiting For

Her campaign is showing it’s possible to be both serious and fun at the same time.
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‘Love Island USA’ Finally Had A Hit Season — And This Is Why

It was so satisfying to watch the messy, tearful, raw, triumphant, horny journey to the end.
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This Netflix Docuseries Shows Simone Biles’ Real Life

The Netflix docuseries offers an inspiring look at Simone Biles' life — before her every move is examined and critiqued at the Olympic Games.
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Netflix’s ‘Boy Band Scam’ Series Leaves Quite A Bit Out

The series traces how the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC were exploited by their manager. But what it leaves out, like their flawed celebrity, is far more striking.
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