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- Why Is Everyone on TikTok Pulling Their Partner for a ‘Chat’?
Why Is Everyone on TikTok Pulling Their Partner for a ‘Chat’?
The ‘Love Island’ lingo has infiltrated all corners of the internet.
- James Gunn’s ‘Peacemaker’ Ran so ‘Superman’ Could Fly
James Gunn’s ‘Peacemaker’ Ran so ‘Superman’ Could Fly
The weird, memory-holed COVID-era streamer helped land Gunn at the helm of the DC Extended Universe and the relaunch of its ‘Superman’ franchise.
- Tylil James Takes Over the 2025 NBA Draft
Tylil James Takes Over the 2025 NBA Draft
The streamer links with Cooper Flagg, Suni Lee, Derik Queen, and more on the red carpet in Brooklyn.
Critics have said that Cassie’s civil suit against Sean “Diddy” Combs discredited her account on the stand in his criminal trial. A New York City law professor and former federal prosecutor says otherwise.
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- There’s a New Frontrunner in the Prestige TV Arms Race
There’s a New Frontrunner in the Prestige TV Arms Race
Apple TV+ is far from the biggest streamer, but as this year’s Emmy nominations showed, it’s striking a critical chord.
- ‘This Is Our Playoffs’: Fans Flooded a Brooklyn Bar for the Season Finale of ‘Love Island USA’
‘This Is Our Playoffs’: Fans Flooded a Brooklyn Bar for the Season Finale of ‘Love Island USA’
This weekend, as the seventh season of the series came to a close, the scene at spots in New York and across the country was a blend of cringe, catharsis, and community.
- Cierra Ortega Officially Apologized For Using Anti-Asian Slur. But Not Everyone Is Buying It.
Cierra Ortega Officially Apologized For Using Anti-Asian Slur. But Not Everyone Is Buying It.
In an Instagram video posted late Wednesday night, the 25-year-old influencer addressed resurfaced posts in which she used an anti-Asian slur. Opinion has been far from unanimous.
- Everything We Know About Cierra’s Exit From ‘Love Island USA’
Everything We Know About Cierra’s Exit From ‘Love Island USA’
Cierra Ortega was quietly removed from the show after racist Instagram Story posts resurfaced.
- Streaming Is Officially the Top Way We Watch TV
Streaming Is Officially the Top Way We Watch TV
YouTube came out as the number-one streamer, taking 12.5 percent of the streaming viewership pie in May.
- Why Hollywood Won’t Let Teens Play Teens
Why Hollywood Won’t Let Teens Play Teens
After ‘Overcompensating,‘ a series in which 31-year-old creator Benito Skinner plays a college freshman, premiered, the debate about adults playing teenagers resurfaced. NYU professor Laurence Maslon explains why the question isn’t just a legal one.
- Kai Cenat on Streamer U Copycats: ‘If I Wanted to Sue You, I Could, But You My Mans’
Kai Cenat on Streamer U Copycats: ‘If I Wanted to Sue You, I Could, But You My Mans’
‘I had to take legal action into owning the idea, owning the name, and making it mine.’
- Duke Dennis Says He Doesn‘t Have 8 Kids: ‘No Offense to Anyone Who Do’
Duke Dennis Says He Doesn‘t Have 8 Kids: ‘No Offense to Anyone Who Do’
No, the streamer is not secretly running a daycare.
- Here’s Why Megan Thee Stallion Creating Her Own Anime Makes Total Sense
Here’s Why Megan Thee Stallion Creating Her Own Anime Makes Total Sense
The Houston rapper announced the series—developed alongside ‘Boondocks’ alum Carl Jones—at Dream Con.
- ‘Adults’ Is the Hangout Comedy 2025 Needed
‘Adults’ Is the Hangout Comedy 2025 Needed
The FX series updates the genre without ignoring tradition.
- ‘I Don’t Know How I Got Here’: A Weekend at Streamer University With PrimatePaige
‘I Don’t Know How I Got Here’: A Weekend at Streamer University With PrimatePaige
Last week, Kai Cenat turned the University of Akron into a school for up-and-coming streamers. Paige was one of 120 applicants—chosen from a pool of more than a million—to make it in.
- ‘F*ck It, I’m Just Crying’: ‘Bring Her Back’ Is a Monstrous Vision of Grief
‘F*ck It, I’m Just Crying’: ‘Bring Her Back’ Is a Monstrous Vision of Grief
In their second feature film, Danny and Michael Philippou combine psychological terror and their signature gore. “We knew we wanted the tone to be different,” Danny says.