Culture & Arts

Congress Is Deeply Out Of Whack — And Biden Isn't Any Better

President Joe Biden signed a foreign aid bill that included a potential TikTok ban unless its Chinese owners sell the platform.
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How On Earth Has Taylor Swift Not Changed This 1 Lyric?

The singer has been criticized for a problematic lyric on her "Tortured Poets Department" album — and she doesn't seem to be in any hurry to edit it.
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‘Challengers’ Has 1 Glaring Problem

The buzzy new tennis film, featuring Zendaya, is pretty entertaining — but it's also missing a lot of substance.
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'The Jinx: Part 2' Can't Top The Original — But You'll Still Get Sucked In

By the time we dig into the meat of the season, it still feels like there was plenty more that was likely left on the cutting room floor.
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It Feels Like Everyone Is Against Drake Right Now. Good.

Somewhere along the line, the top-selling rapper went from making music for women to getting a rise out of disrespecting women.
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Will Smith Sure Seems Poised For A Comeback ... But Did He Ever Really Leave?

Maybe the devil tried coming for Smith's career, but did he succeed? Definitely not — at least not to Smith's biggest fans.
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'The Notebook' Is Giving Joy Woods Her Broadway Breakout, And Her New Video Proves it

Watch Woods perform a chilling version of "My Days" from Ingrid Michaelson's musical adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' beloved novel.
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No One Is Safe From Taylor Swift In 'The Tortured Poets Department'

The singer-songwriter is at her most confessional on her 11th album, a theatrical and acid-tongued reeling in the aftermath of heartbreak.
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Hulu’s Newest True Crime Series Doesn't Go Deep Enough

Hulu’s new limited series, "Under the Bridge," chronicles a tragedy — and never truly gets to the heart of who it’s about.
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'The Golden Bachelor' Wasn't A Total Failure

Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist’s divorce shouldn’t override what was, for me, the best part of the series.
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