What To Know Good Morning America‘s Lara Spencer recently hung out with Today‘s Jenna Bush Hager. Spencer shared snaps from their mahjong group’s game night via social media. Spencer and Bush Hager are just two of the morning show hosts who are friends off the small screen. Two of morning TV’s biggest stars share a
Welcome to Blue Ridge, a small town that may look like a sleepy little burg, but beneath the surface, it’s fueled by enough strife, squabbles, and suppressed hostilities to power a big city for days. Now, fans will not have to wait much longer to see what happens next on Blue Ridge: The Series, as
What To Know Nancy Guthrie has been missing for over 100 days after a suspected abduction from her Tucson, Arizona home. Retired FBI agent Steve Moore criticized the initial police response as chaotic and inadequately prepared. Moore emphasized the importance of clear leadership and proper handling of both the crime scene and family members. Nancy
What To Know Mark Fuhrman, the former LAPD detective who found the bloody glove in the O.J. Simpson trial, died at 74. Fuhrman’s credibility was undermined during the trial due to revelations of racist language and perjury. He became a media commentator and author, notably publishing the best-selling book. Mark Fuhrman, the former LAPD detective
What To Know Paramount is reportedly considering reducing CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss’ control in favor of a more experienced TV executive. Since her appointment in October 2025, Weiss has led significant changes at CBS News, including promoting Tony Dokoupil to CBS Evening News. No final decisions have been made, but Weiss may retain broad
Bill Evans at the BBC is the latest in a series of archival releases by Evans, coordinated by producer Zev Feldman. Working with the estate of the influential jazz pianist, who died in 1980, Feldman has proffered official versions of material that often was bootlegged and, in some cases, undiscovered. Issued on Feldman’s own labels,
The internet was never going to be a safe place. One of the trade-offs of America’s First Amendment is the acceptance of speech and content that do not align with our personal worldviews. The freedom to communicate independent thought is a vital societal function, but in the age of meme culture, it’s also a telling
Braxton Keith writes and sings about drinking, loving, losers, and other familiar classic country themes in a squeaky voice with a twang that sounds made for the juke box. He can convincingly act the fool and/or cry tears in his beer, depending on the song and the mood. The title of his new release, Real
When Rush announced its Fifty Something tour, fans began to ask one very important question: who could sit behind the drum kit after Neil Peart? Peart, who died in 2020, was Rush’s longtime drummer and lyricist for many years and was extremely beloved by the band’s fans. Now, for Rush’s first tour since 2015, Geddy
It takes a skilled singer-songwriter to turn everyday scenes and moods into enchantment. To do that work while neither romanticizing nor vilifying—to let the mundane be mundane and to appreciate it for that—takes an expert. On their new self-titled release, Brooklyn-based Wendy Eisenberg is that expert. They strike a perfect balance: each track is a
Surprise! Summer House star Danielle Olivera is pregnant with her first child. She is expecting baby with boyfriend Eoin Heavey, and they announced the news in a joint Instagram post on May 15. “Baby Heavey on the way,” the post was captioned, along with photos of Eoin cradling Danielle’s baby bump, which was on display
Matt Evans loves creating musical landscapes that seem mysterious but are imbued with a sound that’s curious and welcoming. The New York-based drummer, composer, and experimentalist mixed warm, unique melodies against synths and percussion on records like New Topographics (2020) and Soft Science (2022), and created calmer, more ambient soundscapes on touchless (2021) has once
What To Know Kaitlin Olson announced the passing of her father, Don Olson, on Instagram, sharing an emotional tribute. In her post, Olson described her father as her “first love, first protector, and forever favorite person.’ Friends and co-stars, including husband Rob McElhenney, offered heartfelt condolences. High Potential star Kaitlin Olson is grieving the loss
What To Know Stephen Colbert kicked off the final week of The Late Show by showcasing failed sketches and unused ideas that never made it to air. The episode included segments like the “Graphics Graveyard” and never-before-seen skits. Colbert expressed gratitude to his staff and encouraged viewers to watch the last three episodes. The final
Aysia Marotta © 2026 Forever Young: A Grammy Salute to Rod Stewart Do ya still think he’s sexy? At 81, Rod Stewart continues to rock out to adoring audiences, as this two-hour concert special demonstrates, getting up close and personal and going backstage with Stewart during his ongoing One Last Time tour. Filmed in Miami,
Book lovers with kids in their lives can’t help but be choosy about what books to place into the hands of young readers. We linger over fuzzy first memories of books, how they shaped our imaginations, how we thumbed through them time and time again, and how we lovingly and literally made our mark on
When you send an unsolicited book of essays to a small nonprofit publisher, you’re probably not expecting it to become one of the biggest word-of-mouth sensations of the 21st century so far. But that’s the story behind today’s Zero to Well-Read subject, and no one was more surprised by this turn of events than its
The Dinner Party by Cat Fitzpatrick (Trans Woman Verse Novel) Kitchen Venom by Philip Hensher (Queer Fiction) (Rerelease) Canon by Paige Lewis (Nonbinary Fiction) The Body Riddle by Sam K MacKinnon (Nonbinary, Polyamorous Fiction) Returns and Exchanges by Kayla Rae Whitaker (Sapphic Fiction) Take Me with You by Steven Rowley (Queer Guy Speculative Fiction) The
Friends and readers, I’m not going to lie. This week, we’ve got some of the biggest film adaptation news of the year so far. Plus, there are some unmissable new book releases coming your way in early 2027. Mark your calendars. Get ready. You don’t want to miss out on any of this. We want
Unless you’re Indigenous, you’re to some degree a child of empire. Actually, even if you’re Indigenous, unless you belong to an isolated tribe somehow untouched by the outside world, your personal and shared histories have been affected by imperialism. Some of us are privileged enough not to think about how large forces, such as imperialism,
May is a fun month for new releases as the publishing world gears up for summer. But what do you do when your holds lists are increasing and patrons are still coming to the desk to ask about the buzziest books? Offer readalikes, of course! Here are three new releases your patrons are hearing about,
Blackstone Publishing and Monica Murphy When an heiress’s summer romance goes up in flames, she finds herself in need of a job and a place to stay. The one thing she doesn’t need is another failed romance—but things are heating up quick with the town’s smoldering fire captain. When Sparks Fly is a swoony small-town
Last week felt like the Week of Comics. We released our list of the best comics of the century so far, and Comic-Con announced the nominees for the 38th annual Eisner Awards. It looks like we’re bringing a tinge of that energy into this week with a graphic adaptation of the megabestselling LitRPG. More on
Tedeschi Trucks Band have spent the last decade wearing their influences on their collective sleeves. Not that there was much doubt as to where their allegiances lie, but their last couple of studio and live releases have tightened the bonds they share with their inspirations even further. In 2022, Tedeschi Trucks Band released the ambitious
You ask, we answer! @theeradiance asked, “Please tell me where this is from…” Karrueche celebrated her birthday in a fringe dress from The Dolls House Fashion. The $665 design featured a plunging halter neckline, an open back, and cascading pastel fringe details in shades of blue, pink, yellow, and silver. The statement-making dress also included
What To Know TheCIA finale sees Colin dealing with the fact that his former partner, Toni, is alive. Bill gets a major job offer. Showrunner Mike Weiss breaks down the major moments and teases Season 2. Poor Colin (Tom Ellis). By the end of theCIA Season 1 finale, the case officer has had to face
What To Know The CIA Season 1 finale ends with Colin dealing with the aftermath of Toni’s return and Bill making a decision about his future. Tom Ellis and Nick Gehlfuss break down the big moments and share their hopes for Season 2. It’s a good thing that Colin (Tom Ellis) and Bill (Nick Gehlfuss)
What To Know TheFBI Season 8 finale ends with one of the team being fired. Showrunner Mike Weiss explains what that means for that character and the rest of the team going forward. FBI, going into its ninth season, is shaking things up in a major way: One of the team isn’t going to be
What To Know FBI Season 9 will feature a major shift for OA. Zeeko Zaki shares his thoughts on that and his hopes for what’s next. FBI is going to feature a major change for OA (Zeeko Zaki) when Season 9 begins, one that will take him away from the team for at least some
Why Some Horror Movies Stay Scary for Decades Fear That Works Beyond Jump Scares The scariest horror movies are rarely the bloodiest ones. The films people remember most are usually the ones that stay in the mind long after the credits end. Fear built through atmosphere, silence, sound design, and psychological tension often works far
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