Oliver Hudson is shining a spotlight on growing up in his famous family. The Nashville actor shared how being raised by Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell—along with his siblings Kate Hudson, Boston Russell and Wyatt Russell—has impacted his self-esteem. “Coming from a successful family, I wrestle with comparison. I wrestle with insecurity,” Oliver said in a confessional during the season five premiere of Special Forces: World’s
Sophia Vastek has enjoyed success as a pianist whose performances and compositions beautifully blend neoclassical, ambient, and jazz sensibilities. With her latest release comes a new name, Sova, and a new sonic aesthetic, leaving plenty of space for unique instrumentation and exploration with a small ensemble of players. Alight! is not so much a reinvention
Rejoice! It’s the weekend! And that means it’s time to read all those juicy long-form features you missed. Among our curated picks from the past week: sit-downs with Ari Emanuel, whose new memoir Roll the Calls is rocking Hollywood (including recollections of our founder Nikki Finke), and James Gray, who discusses his New York Film
Days of Our Lives loves repeating itself, but this time it’s ridiculous. Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 9-28-26 have all the veterans accidentally getting high on pot donuts—including Julie, who already made this mistake in 2013. This silly storyline distracts from more interesting things, and it isn’t even original. (Peacock/Screenshot) The
This post has been updated to include the cancelation of CGBG Festival. All Things Go Festival has canceled its 2026 New York edition due to an incoming Nor’easter, which is forecasted to sweep through the area with gusty winds, rain, and coastal flooding. The festival announced the news ahead of the event’s first day, with
Sportmax’s Spring 2027 show unfolded in a light-drenched courtyard, with a white runway set against a palatial backdrop. The clean lines of the setting echoed the chic sensibility of the guests. Then a robotic soundtrack introduced a collection that brought a fresh perspective to familiar pieces. The opening look established the idea: a cream jacket
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A new study published in the journal APA PsycNet finds that legislation impacting or discriminating against transgender and gender-diverse individuals can cause more psychological distress than even personal experiences of discrimination. Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University used survey data from 346 transgender and gender diverse adults in the United States to examine their anxiety levels
Back in 2024, the Los Angeles Times called Taylor Swift “patient zero for emotional contagion,” which may have inspired her lyrics from this single off Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, out Sept. 25, 2026. But it turns out “Patient Zero”—which features Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell in the music video—is about Taylor bonding with a
Dallas Burrow’s Modern Day Vagabond is a quintessential Texas record. What else could one expect from an artist named after the region’s largest metropolis? Burrow hails from New Braunfels, and on this release, he is accompanied by a slew of notable musicians from the region. This impressive lineup includes steel guitarist Lloyd Maines, Asleep at
Remember riding into Nuevo Paraiso back in 2010, chasing bounties across dusty Mexican towns in the original Red Dead Redemption? If you’ve been missing that stretch of map ever since Rockstar left it out of the sequel, it’s time to thank a very generous group of modders. You can now download the Nuevo Paraiso –
Auditioning for Juilliard was probably less stressful for Julia Stiles than competing on Dancing With The Stars. The actress performed a much-imitated dance routine in 2001’s Save the Last Dance when her character auditioned for the famous New York City school. Most of the routine was performed by a body double. But on DWTS, Julia Stiles performs
Note: This article contains references to alleged sexual assault that some readers may find disturbing. In a sworn declaration, the woman who accused Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter of raping her when she was 13 years old now says her claims were false. The woman, who goes by the pseudonym Jane Doe in legal filings, originally sued
Mahal Empire is thrilled to announce that its highly anticipated supernatural thriller, Cursed Waters, is now available for streaming nationwide on Amazon Prime Video. Delivering a relentless blend of high-seas adventure and chilling folk horror, the film promises to take audiences on a dark voyage where the greatest threat isn’t the treacherous ocean, but the
When it comes to healthy hair, Bask & Lather is going straight to the source: the scalp. The beloved hair-care brand has expanded its scalp-first philosophy with the award-winning Bask & Lather Scalp Therapy System, a four-step regimen designed to prep, cleanse, condition and moisturize the scalp and hair as one complete routine. And what
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Democratic Congress members sent a letter on Wednesday demanding answers from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the military’s failure to provide separation pay, as promised, to some trans service members who were forcibly removed from the armed forces under President Trump’s ban on transgender soldiers. “At least a dozen transgender troops have not received the separation
Some cities simply recognize their own. On September 20, when the 12th Annual Josie Music Awards filled the legendary Grand Ole Opry House, Ray Ray Star walked into the heart of Music City not as a visitor but as an Official Nominee, and Nashville, it seemed, was ready to claim him. His searing single “Ashes
Dec. 31, 2024: Baldoni, Wayfarer & Others Sue The New York Times Baldoni, Wayfarer, Heath, Sarowitz, Nathan, TAG, Abel, RWA Communications, Wallace and Street Relations filed a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times Dec. 31. In the suit obtained by E!, The New York Times was accused of libel, false light invasion of privacy,
Trio Imagination are a newly minted band that adds Cuban-born pianist David Virelles to the rhythm section for Trio 3: alto saxophonist Oliver Lake (now retired), bassist Reggie Workman, and drummer Andrew Cyrille. Virelles was one of several pianists who had collaborated with that group, and the new ensemble’s debut, Creative Inspirations, is a fine
EXCLUSIVE: Ella Bright, star of Prime Video’s hit romantic drama series Off Campus, has landed her first big studio feature role. She’s signed on for the female lead opposite The Black Phone‘s Mason Thames in Narcs, the new coming-of-age comedy from Sony Pictures that we announced earlier this week. Marking the directorial debut of John
A celebrity’s self-parody always tries to pass itself off as vandalism. The star rips down the positive image built up around them, shows how vain it all was, and proves they can take a joke. Usually, however, self-parody is renovation. In Apple TV’s Brothers, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play exaggerated versions of themselves, whose
These days, Anthony Gonzalez is feeling wistful for his own back catalog. His 2023 LP Fantasy was pitched as a sequel to 2005’s Before the Dawn Heals Us, so based on that calculus—and all but confirmed by the piano refrain that closes “Blister Sunrise”—I Wrote You a Letter is the spiritual successor to 2008’s Saturdays=Youth.
The highest-grossing film in A24 history, directed by Kane Parsons, brings its terrifying liminal labyrinth to home screens starting September 25, 2026. LOS ANGELES, CA — September 25, 2026 — Step into the yellow wallpaper and endless fluorescent corridors, because A24’s historic box office phenomenon Backrooms is officially available to stream exclusively on HBO Max
The room was lined with mirrors, the runway reflected every step, and the music came with a bass line you could feel. For Roberto Cavalli’s Spring 2027 show in Milan, Fausto Puglisi made the case for the fashion show as a full sensory experience. Before the clothes came into focus, the mood was already set:
Worldwide rights to the adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s latest, Atmosphere, have been claimed by Black Bear Pictures. The distribution news dropped late last week. Black Bear, by the way, is the production company behind the Train Dreams adaptation…and Wicker. If you’re just catching up, here’s everything we know about the Atmosphere adaptation so far:
Earlier this week, Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), who is currently running for governor of his state, spoke in the Senate about how “many airline pilots, flight attendants, and air traffic controllers are part of the furry community.” “Lord help us,” he said while standing next to a giant poster-sized image of a pregnant man emoji.
We’re fully in our Tommy Hilfiger era right now, and it’s not just because of who recently modeled for them. The brand’s latest fall arrivals have caught our eyes, in gorgeous textures and colors that we can’t get enough of for the upcoming season. Something we’re loving just as much? They’re running a major sitewide
Last year, Holding Absence caught headlines when an artificial intelligence “band” recreating their music gained higher streaming numbers than the real deal. On Modern Life Is Lonely, they show they can beat a computer at its own game. The record pulls no punches with digital motifs: chiptune beeps of video game dialogue recur; track titles
Star Trek has boldly gone to pretty much every corner of its fictional galaxy. There’s been time travel escapades, alternate realities, and plenty of adventures with extra-dimensional beings like Q. Across multiple Star Trek works, audiences have seen countless captains tackle tough decisions, and that is being celebrated soon with Star Trek: To Boldly Go,
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