How America Became a Country Full of A**holes

By Nick Schager

The new documentary “Assholes: A Theory” examines the assholing of America, a nation ruled by the biggest asshole of them all: Donald J. Trump.

By Matt Wilstein

The undisputed highlight of the TikTok star’s new Netflix special is a perfectly executed recreation of Trump’s “grab ’em by the pussy” tape featuring Helen Mirren as Billy Bush.

By Kevin Fallon

Everything you want to know about how the “This Is Us” premiere handled the pandemic. You’ll cry. You’ll cringe. You’ll heave a deep sigh at what is now TV’s new normal.

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

What to get the influencer who whisked away her inner circle to “pretend things were normal”? A deservedly brutal round of internet responses.

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By Matt Wilstein

“There’s been this sense that we surrendered,” Dr. Sanjay Gupta told Stephen Colbert, “and I think it’s even worse than that.”

By Laura Bradley

The erstwhile Dr. Jennifer Melfi explains how her HGTV addiction sent her across the Atlantic to look at crumbling houses in her very own “Under the Tuscan Sun”-like adventure.

By Matt Wilstein

The HBO host also doubled down on his prediction that Trump won’t leave office if he loses the election next week.

By Tarpley Hitt

Somewhere in L.A., you can affordably pretend to fly among the private jet set. But online deception is rarely a surprise anymore.

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Graham has been the president’s loyal confidant and golf buddy during his White House tenure. Now, as Graham faces a tough challenge at home, Trump isn’t coming to his aid.

They’ve canceled the coffin races for the Deadweird gathering, but that’s the only concession to the pandemic.

The acclaimed menswear designer Todd Snyder, tackles our speed round of questions.

Know Someone Who Loves to Cook? Here’s What to Gift Them

From fancy schmancy olive oil to a pizza oven that will knock your socks off, these are the best gifts to give the chef in your life.

The acclaimed author of ‘Lot,’ recently published his debut novel, ‘Memorial,’ a “gay slacker dramedy,” set in Houston, TX and Osaka, Japan.

The Canon Pixma is just so incredibly sleek, there’s almost no reason not to have it.

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