Culture & Arts

Beyoncé's Been Doing Things A Little Different Lately — And The Internet Has Theories

The internet has been ablaze with theories since a new website from Parkwood has sprung up.
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This New Netflix Series Does What ‘Saltburn’ Wouldn’t

Netflix’s series about the famous grifter isn’t about scorching the wealthy. Rather, it’s about leeching off their most valued asset: impunity.
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People Keep Critiquing ‘Cowboy Carter’ — And They Sound Goofy

People are free not to like Beyoncé's yeehaw agenda, but her foray into country is not forced nor fake.
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How 1 TikTok Turned Into A Hugely Popular NBC Sitcom

George and Mayan Lopez star in the only Latino-led show on prime-time television.
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The Diddy Allegations Are Just The Tip Of The Iceberg

The Homeland Security raids only scratch the surface of what’s really going on.
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The Diddy Allegations Are Just The Tip Of The Iceberg

The Homeland Security raids only scratch the surface of what’s really going on.
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Beyoncé Has Gone Country — But What Happens When She Inevitably Moves On?

“Cowboy Carter” has revived an age-old discussion about the racial divide in country music — and this collective wants more Black artists at the forefront.
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Bryan Terrell Clark Is Finally Playing The Character He Always Wanted To See

On "Diarra From Detroit," the actor and singer portrays Mr. Tea, the no-nonsense best friend.
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Famed Sculptor Richard Serra, Known As The 'Poet Of Iron,' Dies At 85

Considered one of his generation's most preeminent sculptors, Serra was known for turning walls of rusting steel into large-scale pieces of art.
By SUSAN HAIGH and TRÂN NGUYỄN, AP

Streaming Platforms Have Officially Lost The Plot

We all might as well go back to cable.
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