Month: August 2025

In an age of noise, division, and fleeting headlines, few voices cut through with the clarity, intelligence, and urgency of Howard Bloom. Once hailed as “the best press agent in the history of rock and roll,” Bloom is not only a cultural icon but also a thinker whose insights into humanity, science, and society make
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Fall publishing season is basically here, and it’s evident in the volume of interesting book-adjacent stories that crossed
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At 35, Lieutenant Rae Timberlake has spent just over half their life in the United States Navy. Now they’re wrapping up their career due to the president’s second transgender military ban. When Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth gleefully cheerleaded the ejection of trans servicemembers, he characterized it as “no more dudes in dresses.” After giving
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How Brooks Nader’s Sisters Reacted to Gleb Savchenko’s Alleged Cheating (Exclusive) Gleb Savchenko is happy for Elena Samodanova’s new groove.  Four years after the Dancing With the Stars pro split from the So You Think You Can Dance choreographer, he sent her well wishes on her pregnancy with partner Vlad Kvartin.  “Congratulations,” Gleb—dad to Olivia,
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The Boatyard started streaming on August 8 on Prime Video, Apple TV, Tubi, Google TV and Fandango. Streams in the UK on September 22. Starring Mike Ferguson & Susan Lanier. The Boatyard follows five college students as they go on a boat. After partying all day, the boat won’t start back up. A stranger offers
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Montana state Rep. Lukas Schubert (R) has said, “[The] LGBTQ movement needs to be classified as a terrorist organization,” in an X post referencing yesterday’s mass shooter, a now-deceased individual who may have been transgender. While Schubert’s extremist statement is in line with his anti-LGBTQ+ views, it’s worth noting that Republicans and social conservatives have
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Ariana Grande has announced a tour—her first live run in more than six years. Starting in June 2026, the dates begin with a North American run—including stops in like Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago—before closing with a slate of shows at London’s O2 Arena in August. See the tour dates below. Grande last toured in
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Obama’s Summer Reading List Has Landed America’s reader-in-chief (remember having a president who was intellectually engaged?) has entered
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Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3, Episode 8, “Four-and-a-Half Vulcans” Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 delivers its first missfire, with an illogical Vulcan episode that has some fun moments, but ultimately feels like a letdown. Strange New Worlds has taken some pretty big swings throughout its tenure on Paramount+,
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Book Riot Editorial is made up of passionate readers, writers, and book lovers dedicated to delivering insightful book recommendations, literary analysis, and the latest in book culture. With expertise spanning multiple genres and a deep understanding of the
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Confronted by the current presidential administration’s relentless, politically motivated attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts across the federal government and in every corner of American society — from universities and research facilities to tech and the arts — one constituency is standing firm in its commitment to DEI: the country’s most iconic corporations. A
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Chloé Zhao is reflecting on working on Marvel Studios‘ Eternals and how having a big budget ultimately proved “quite dangerous” in the end. In a new interview to promote Hamnet, the filmmaker explained how the superhero movie prepared her for her latest film. “Eternals prepared me for Hamnet because it’s world-building. Before that, I had
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Big Brother’s reputation has been struggling during Season 27. Many fans have been upset with production for the choices made during the season. The show has always said to expect the unexpected; however, the latest twist may have been too far for viewers. Keep reading to find out more. Big Brother Fans Are Upset With
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North West is proving that she knows the power of individuality with her latest outfit. The 12-year old, who has her parents fashionable genes, was spotted inside of Pierluigi Restaurant in Rome alongside her mother Kim Kardashian. Donning a black corset top that she paired with a blue ombre pleated mini skirt, North West nailed
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