Kim Kay has never been an artist who eases into a room. In 1998 she burst out of Belgium with “Lilali,” a gloriously giddy Eurodance single that charted in both halves of her home country and carried her name across Europe. Nearly three decades later, the Flemish singer who made her name singing in French
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Ye has returned with a new chapter for his brand, presenting the Yeezy Season 01 collection in Los Angeles surrounded by family and friends. His children North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm were by his side for the occasion, posing with their father in coordinating neutral looks. Famous faces including 2 Chainz, Monica, and Kid Cudi
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MODELS VS. WEREWOLVES (2026) – Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Well, Models vs. Werewolves is certainly an interesting little addition to the Full Moon library. Taking a group of glamorous, self-absorbed social media influencers and throwing them into the middle of werewolf territory sounds like a recipe for some ridiculous horror fun, and that’s pretty
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BUNKER HEIGHTS (2026) – BLU-RAY REVIEW by MATT BOISELLE A little crime, a little comedy, a whole lot of creature-feature madness. Bunker Heights is an ambitious independent horror outing that clearly wears its love for the glory days of ’80s and early-’90s genre cinema right on its sleeve. Following a burned-out homicide detective caught up
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Every year, starting in late August, I gather with a new group of high school writers from the Columbus City Schools district in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio. The group is small but eager, curious, vibrant. There are usually around seven or eight of us in the room, myself included. It’s all voluntary. We meet
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The following is fromThese Long Shadows: Women’s House Museums in the American South by Monica Nelson. Article continues after advertisement Eudora WeltyWriter1909-2001Jackson, Mississippi House Name: Eudora Welty HouseConstruction: Built in 1925Architect: Wyatt C, HedrickLandmarked: 2002Open To Public: 2006Primary Function: Literary tourismAddress: 1119 Pinehurst St., Jackson, MS 39202 * When she died, The Eudora Welty House
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THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET TODAY: In1857, Ida Tarbell is born. Ed Simon explores the symbol of Guy Fawkes and V for Vendetta‘s anti-authoritarian afterlives. | Lit Hub Criticism Hanif Abdurraqib reflects on lessons learned from June Jordan: “Life is ACTION, inaction is DEATH! If you can’t see that, at this point in history,
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The cast of Hulu’s All’s Fair stepped out in New York City to celebrate the Season 2 premiere, turning the red carpet into a showcase of sculptural silhouettes, archival-inspired tailoring, and bold couture. Kim Kardashian, styled by Law Roach, arrived in a custom grey Ashi Studio gown featuring a sharply corseted bodice, croc-textured paneling, and
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Fashion’s biggest names gathered in New York City for the CFDA Awards presented by Amazon Fashion, an evening celebrating the best in American design. Fashion Bomb Daily was on the carpet to capture the looks and catch up with the night’s stars. Keke Palmer delivered one of the evening’s most talked-about moments in a one-of-a-kind
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All Treats, No Tricks Another month of books, another month of book covers. What my favorites from October lack in spookiness, they make up for in clever color stories, delicious textures, and a little bit of cheek. Here are my picks for the best book covers of the month: Article continues after advertisement Frank Huyler,
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Credit: Hallmark Media The latest Hallmark Channel holiday movie is A Danish Christmas, the next entry in this year’s Countdown to Christmas. It stars Emilie Ullerup and Corey Sevier in the lead roles. When a hotel executive returns home to Copenhagen for the holidays and mistakes a regular guest for a travel writer, she scrambles
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What To Know Tom Hanks reprised David S. Pumpkins, appearing with skeleton dancers on a Halloween ride in SNL’s cold open. Donald Trump interrupted the sketch with a mock midterm election ad, joking about poor polling and Texas potentially turning blue. After appearances by impersonators of Nicki Minaj and former press secretary Katie Zacharia, Hanks
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Brixton’s The Windmill is easily the most discussed music venue of the decade. Its 150-capacity room nurtured an eccentric art rock community, birthing now-renowned acts Black Country, New Road, Black Midi and the Last Dinner Party. It sparked a wave of jazzy, multi-instrumentalist musicians worldwide, from English Teacher (Leeds) to Geese (New York City) to
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Lily Allen, shameless pop ironist and self-satirist, has never shied from public vitriol—a quality that has come in handy as fans have reacted to her live shows behind West End Girl. Some lamented the format—essentially a full-length rendition of the LP, nothing more; venues were downsized as excitement (and prurient interest in the album’s salacious
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The Horror Writers Association (HWA), in partnership with Booklist, Book Riot, iREAD, and NoveList®, a division of EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO), is proud to announce the ninth annual Summer Scares, a reading program that provides libraries and schools with an annual list of recommended horror titles for adult, young adult (teen), and middle grade readers.
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Ski mountaineers Jimmy Chin and Jim Morrison are going to great lengths – and heights – to spread the word about the National Geographic documentary Everest: The Other Side. The pair ascended to the top of a 12-story building on the Sunset strip in West Hollywood, CA Friday evening and successfully rappelled down the side.
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