The Artist Formerly Known As Cedric The Entertainer Has Arrived
He’ll always be a king of comedy, but what Cedric Kyles really wants to be is a dramatic actor.
Hell Hath No Fury Like An Alt-Right Furry
Don’t Underestimate Stormy Daniels
Picasso’s Nude Portrait Of Pubescent Girl Nabs $115M Against Backdrop Of Me Too
A $115-million Christie’s sale reveals how art history valorizes male genius at the expense of women’s humanity.
How ‘Sweetbitter’ Captures The Grit And Glamour Of The Restaurant World
The Starz adaptation of Stephanie Danler’s novel immerses us in the sexual, racial and personal politics of the kitchen.
Why Is Fish Sex So Hot Right Now? An Investigation
How A FUBU Jersey On ‘Atlanta’ Reveals The Unique Pain Black Kids Experience At School
Fly clothing, one source of pride in a world that hates blackness, is also one of the first forms of respectability politics black children are exposed to and a cause of bullying.
In ‘Tully,’ Charlize Theron Comes To Terms With Adulthood Being A Sad Joke
In their follow-up to “Young Adult,” Diablo Cody and Jason Reitman remain masters of the depression dramedy.
Before Ruth Bader Ginsburg Was A Meme, She Was A Feminist With A ‘Radical Vision’
“RBG” tells the story of Ginsburg’s legacy and influence beyond the internet.