Disney/Matt Sayles Dancing With the Stars Strike up the band, because the ballroom floor’s about to get busy. The 35th season of the dancing competition opens with a two-night premiere, introducing the male celebrities on the first night, with the women to follow on Wednesday. All will be dancing to songs from the year the
If seeing is believing, then you better believe that Geno Ploeger — the 22-year-old magician returning for the semi-finals of America’s Got Talent this week — is the real deal. Enthusiastic, affable, and authentically himself, he’s been training for this moment most of his life. “I was five years old when I first started magic,
What To Know In Episode 2 of The Creep Tapes, Randy relentlessly pursues a new friend through New York. The episode explores the psychological complexity of the character, blending horror and dark humor. The Creep Tapes heads to New York in Episode 2, where an attempt to make a new friend quickly becomes a nightmare
What To Know The new Tommy & Tuppenceseries reimagines Agatha Christie’s sleuths as modern-day exes. At the Alice in Wonderland-themed event, the Queen of Hearts is killed, and the White Rabbit is arrested. Tommy and Tuppence discover clues, reigniting their investigation into the true killer. After a bit of a hiatus, Tommy and Tuppence are
What To Know The third season of The Creep Tapes continues to explore the disturbing dynamic between a serial killer and his victims. In the premiere, Kate Siegel’s character Crystal, an experienced videographer, initially believes she can handle “Timmy.” Siegel discusses how the episode reflects themes of vulnerability and gendered fears. Welcome back to the
Ahh, the 1970s. It gave us regrettable ubiquity like avocado-green kitchen appliances, the gas-guzzling Oldsmobile Cutlass, the reverse-heeled Earth Shoe, fondue pots, shag carpet, leisure suits, waterbeds, mullets, and a brand of soft-in-the-head and softer-on-the-ears rock music that was a 360-degree turn from the prior decade. It was a laundry list of sins that cultural
The official Emmys broadcast concluded, and with it, the presentation of 2026’s major TV awards honoring the performers and creatives behind your favorite shows. While the big event has wrapped up, a few early awards hinted at the direction of the night when they were presented on September 6, with Law & Order: SVU‘s own
What To Know The Emmys In Memoriam recognized the biggest stars we’ve lost in 2025 and 2026, but who was missing from the dedication? We break down the special segment featuring a performance by Noah Kahan. As with every year, the Emmy Awards made time to recognize the biggest and brightest stars we’ve lost over
What To Know Cheryl Ladd, Jaclyn Smith, and Kate Jackson reunited at the 78th Emmy Awards. The reunion celebrated the show’s legacy as a groundbreaking series. The trio paid a heartfelt tribute to their late co-star Farrah Fawcett. The Angels are back together. Nearly 50 years after Charlie’s Angels became a television phenomenon, Cheryl Ladd,
We will always love you, Dolly! The Emmys paid tribute to Dolly Parton with a moving performance by Reba McEntire and a speech by Sally Field. “If there are angels on Earth, we just lost one with Dolly,” Field said. “It was my great good fortune to work with Dolly in a film called Steel
What To Know Dan Levy sported a black floral pin in honor of his on-screen mom, and he later joinedHome Alone star Macaulay Culkin andSchitt’s Creek costar Annie Murphy to honor her on stage. Catherine O’Hara died in January. As celebratory as the evening might’ve been at the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards, there was one
What To Know Michael J. Fox received the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the Emmys. In a heartfelt and humorous speech, Fox credited Bob Hope’s example of service and joy as inspiration for his own approach to life. Fox expressed gratitude to his family, supporters, and collaborators, highlighting the foundation’s progress and ongoing commitment to
Twenty years after Fashion Bomb Daily first started chronicling style, the brand threw the party to prove it: the 6th annual Bomb Fashion Show, presented by Bask & Lather Co., Belo and Co Records, and Beyond the Bleacherz filled the room with star power, fashion, and energy. The evening brought together style, music, and community
Shaun Tan is a bestselling and Academy Award-winning author-artist of The Arrival, among many others. His newest graphic novel is Hometown, out tomorrow from Levine Querido Books. Below, he discusses 20 years of his career creating art about belonging. Twenty years have passed between creating The Arrival and Hometown, and, as in real life, some
Horror has become an increasingly recognisable theme within the Irish online slots market, with developers drawing inspiration from vampires, haunted locations, supernatural legends, zombies and classic gothic imagery. In 2026, there is a wide variety of horror-related titles that have become increasingly available on online casino platforms, differing from one another through both the visuals
Jesse Malin’s memoir Almost Grown is a quintessential New York story, filled with chance encounters with legends such as Joe Strummer and Joey Ramone. It’s also the story of an artist growing up in New York City, discovering his identity, and his journey from hardcore to punk to singer-songwriter, rubbing elbows with Bruce Springsteen. Of
“I have something to say,” the opening line of Paris Paloma’s raw, visceral, and powerful sophomore album The Fatal Flaw, is a colossal understatement. It’s unfortunate that portraying a world through the female gaze, glaring down on misogyny, superficiality, and capitalism, is considered radical. Paloma knows that the only way to crumble power structures is
May is a month of long-awaited returns. In the month’s best metal, stalwarts of the old-school death metal ethos, Funebrarum, return after 17 years, still radiating the same cryptic and decadent stench. On the genre’s more primal side, Necroccultus also return two decades after their excellent debut, Encircling the Mysterious Necrorevalation, with a frenzied and
There is no logical reason for Chuck Klosterman to have written Rock* – A Mainstream Alternative History of Alternative Mainstream Music. That is one reason I’m glad he did. Klosterman says as much himself. He describes the book as something he was compelled to write because it was fun, partly because he misses the days
“What the fuck,” Loudon Wainwright told the audience at his birthday tribute concert. The singer-songwriter had turned 80 on 5th September. A week later, fans, friends, family members, fellow artists, and (morbid?) curiosity seekers had assembled at the Midtown Manhattan venue Town Hall—itself over 100 years old—to celebrate the milestone by performing Wainwright’s combinations of
When I first set out to compile a list of new books by Latine authors to kick off Latin Heritage Month (September 15-October 15), I had a mind to include a variety of genres. But, being a seasonal reader who is currently reveling in all the spooky and deliciously gothic releases coming out this month,
Time to break out the Kleenex: these are romance books that will make you cry. I stand by the belief that in the bounds of romance, with a Happily Ever After (HEA) guaranteed, sadness is cathartic. Readers know that no matter what characters go through during the novel, by the end, they will be loved
While I’ve spent the last decade writing and reading all things crime books for the Unusual Suspects newsletter, I’ve never stopped reading all the other genres. I love mysteries and thrillers, but my first love will always be stories, and I never want to miss a great one by remaining boxed into only one genre
Intersex. The “I” in LGBTQIA+. How I was born. Intersex is an umbrella term that describes a number of biological variations that place people not neatly in the male or female binary. These variations might be phenotypic, meaning outwardly presenting on the body. They can also be genotypic, meaning that they affect the chromosomes of
Stonefruit Studio, an imprint of Sourcebooks In a world where birth order determines your fate, Firstborn soldier Bryn Ruelle must survive the Long Night by proving she can kill—or face exile. But when she uncovers a plot to kidnap the Lastborn, including her younger sister, Bryn must risk everything to uncover the truth. Forced to
Shaun Tan is a bestselling and Academy Award-winning author-artist of The Arrival, among many others. His newest graphic novel is Hometown, out tomorrow from Levine Querido Books. Below, he discusses 20 years of his career creating art about belonging. Twenty years have passed between creating The Arrival and Hometown, and, as in real life, some
Is it fair to describe Will Maclean’s Solace House as an off-campus novel? It arrives as one of the year’s most anticipated works of horror, following on from Maclean’s debut, the widely admired lockdown hit The Apparition Phase (2020). Solace House contains themes that will be familiar to fans of stories centering on young people
Everything must change. That’s a cliché, but it is true. Nothing stays the same. The theme of Teddy Thompson’s latest release, his first full-length album of original material in six years, plays on transformation. Ironically, he doesn’t sound that much different from the way he did on his earlier albums. He still has the same
Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller, and the supernatural, today revealed a chilling first look at its highly anticipated Shudder Original film, V.H.S. Mixtape, set to premiere on October 9, 2026. The movie cranks the signature found-footage horror up to eleven with an electrifying new anthology where music and sound become the
Vernon Wells joins an already impressive cast of Hollywood and horror icons in the next chapter of the Witchcraft franchise. The veteran actor, best known for his iconic roles in The Road Warrior, Commando, and Weird Science, is joining Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light as an Executive Producer and part of the cast. For fans
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