The Best Dating Show on TV Is Back to Melt Your Heart

By Laura Bradley

Who needs manufactured drama and hokey competitions that impersonate romance when you could watch the real thing, lovingly captured in all its awkward magnificence?

By Nathan Willett

The frontman of the rock band Cold War Kids has largely stayed quiet about his faith. Here, he writes about his journey to—and away from—evangelical Christianity.

By Nick Schager

David Chase’s cinematic prequel to his HBO classic attempts to tell the origin story to Tony Soprano but is overwhelmed by gangster-movie clichés and paper-thin characters.

By Matt Wilstein

The authors of the new book “Peril” stopped by “The Late Show” to break down the most shocking things they learned about the last days of the Trump White House.

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By Kevin Fallon

Eichner talks about the surprising things he and Drudge have in common, the right-wing media figure’s caginess about his sexuality, and channeling the man beneath the fedora.

By Cheyenne Roundtree

A new book takes a deep dive into ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy,” hailed as one of the greatest successes of TV—but also one of the most chaotic shows when the cameras weren’t rolling.

By Matt Wilstein

It took a lot more than practice for this week’s guest on The Last Laugh podcast to overcome his crippling depression and find his way back into the spotlight.

By Kyndall Cunningham

The NBC reality singing competition’s new star coach proved worthy of the hype, but at this point the show—and its lack of successful winners—is mostly about social media clout.

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Ralph Lorigo has built a potentially lucrative brand as the go-to guy for desperate people willing to buck science in the pandemic’s fourth wave. Now doctors are speaking out.

Two LA residents told The Daily Beast they recognized a photo of the Jane Doe who spoke perfect English but didn’t know her own name as Daniela Adamcova.

This episode of the award-winning podcast Life Behind Bars is all about the latest chapter in Irish single malt’s centuries-old history.

This Kinflyte Bra Is Comfortable, Supportive, and Improves Your Posture

The bras basically work to improve your posture without you even realizing it’s happening.

Because clean air is kind of vital to your health and wellbeing.

Though nothing can replace sleep, the Auto Correct cream bestows a well-rested, hydrating glow around my eyes.

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