Leah McSweeney Revisits Her Dark Past: ‘It’s Mind-Blowing’

By Kyndall Cunningham

The “Real Housewives of New York” star talks about her new book “Chaos Theory,” her party-girl days, and the Bravo-fan backlash.

What Hollywood Can Learn From Porn About Sex Scenes

By Maitland Ward

Adult superstar Maitland Ward writes about why it’s time for Hollywood to embrace the expertise of the porn industry (and vice versa).

The Kardashians Are Back on TV—With Even Less to Say

By Jordan Julian

Hulu’s new reality show ‘The Kardashians’ is months behind the headlines and seems to purely exist to enrich its billionaire cast.

Alexander Skarsgard Is an Absolute Beast in ‘The Northman’

By Nick Schager

Director Robert Eggers’ (‘The Lighthouse’) latest sees the ripped Swede portray a Viking hell-bent on revenge alongside Nicole Kidman, Anya Taylor-Joy, Ethan Hawke, and Björk.

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All the Hidden Easter Eggs in ‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’

By Rendy Jones

From ringtones that should sound familiar to the hint of a major character’s debut, a rundown of all the fun, secret nods at the popular Sonic video games for fans to find.

John Oliver Says Goodbye to AT&T in Epic Fashion

By Marlow Stern

The “Last Week Tonight” host flipped his former overlord off with two middle fingers, saying it’s “frankly two more bars than you’ve ever had.”

Ketanji Brown Jackson and RBG Shame Ted Cruz on SNL

By Matt Wilstein

“I was happy to do my part,” the new justice said. “Work twice as hard as a white man my entire life and then spend a week listening to Ted Cruz call me a pedophile.”

When Jackie Robinson Made History, the Sports Pages Shrugged

By Theodore Hamm

It may have been the biggest sports story of the century, but you’d never have known it reading the New York City sports pages, let alone the front pages.

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GOP Senate Candidate Compares Zelensky to Osama bin Laden

A candidate running for one of New Hampshire’s Senate seats isn’t nearly as sure about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as he is about cryptocurrency.

How Mary Peck Butterworth Became the Queen of Counterfeiting

Mary Peck Butterworth began one of the largest counterfeiting rings in New England in 1716. It was a huge success, and all her tricks of the trade were learned from running a home.

The Last Big Obstacle to Electric Cars Is All in Your Mind

Making electric vehicle adoption work means rethinking our travel habits entirely. It's well worth it.

This Smart Cooking System Combines Sixteen Appliances In One Compact Unit

It replaces many appliances you already own, so you won’t have to purchase another again.

The Best Pet Monitoring Cameras to Help You Keep an Eye on Your Fur Babies When You're Not Home

Whether you're just going back to the office after a couple of years of working from home or are planning a vacation, getting a pet cam can help calm your nerves.

This Vitamin C Serum Is Better Than a Chemical Peel

Tula’s insanely popular Triple Vitamin C Serum works overtime to revive weary, woeful skin.

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