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Evangelists of the Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker comedies of the late 20th century might consider what I’m about to say

Well, it finally happened. Somebody asked Jay Leno, late-night’s blandest clown, to share his opinions concerning late-night’s decline. In the

Gene Hackman was found dead inside his New Mexico home on Feb. 26, 2025, at the age of 95. The

When you’re busy falling in love, it’s easy not to see the line between romance and codependency thinning. Loving is

Jack Kerouac’s 1957 novel, “On the Road,” defined him as the voice of the Beat Generation. His bestseller is a

Dropkick Murphys have made no secret of their dislike of President Donald Trump. The Celtic punk band has generated headlines

Tamir Gray had been skeptical when his girlfriend invited him along to bird-watch one weekend last spring. He figured it

Tyler, the Creator‘s dancefloor-oriented left-turn “Don’t Tap The Glass” might be the top-selling album in the country, but the hook

When seismic events occur, part of the rational human response is to compartmentalize, even making light of the trauma. In

Geezer Butler, the founding bassist of Black Sabbath, revealed how the band’s final concert came together weeks before Ozzy Osbourne‘s

American Eagle’s new fall campaign starring Sydney Sweeney is under fire—not for the jeans, but for the tagline: “Sydney Sweeney

Beyoncé has been touring for what feels like the entirety of the 2020s, and she’s still finding ways to surprise

Of all the dirty, rotten, down-low things Netflix has done, providing a gaping pit of gold coins for Adam Sandler

After a Coldplay concert kiss-cam moment went viral for all the wrong reasons, data-automation startup Astronomer turned to an unexpected

In recent years, Ozzy Osbourne had to cancel multiple proposed concerts and tours due to a litany of health issues.

In a DVD featurette for Sam Raimi’s 2002 film “Spider-Man,” one of the first handful of films to ever be

“What makes a disaster a tragedy? A tragedy is when we fail to do what we should be doing.” This

For men around the world, there is no more terrifying image than the sight of Kathy Bates, standing at the

Hulk Hogan, the charismatic face of ’80s professional wrestling, died on Thursday. He was 71. The news was first shared

After a two-year break, “South Park” returned Wednesday night with an episode that took aim at Donald Trump and Paramount.