Hazel Cills

Revisiting the pop icon’s career alongside her personal struggles through the years

He may be Will Hunting and Jason Bourne, but thanks to ‘EuroTrip’ and ‘True Grit’ and more recent films like ‘Stillwater,’ he’s also Hollywood’s greatest shapeshifter

Celebrating the beautifully scrutable world of the fairly appreciated himbo

NBC moderator Chuck Todd joins to discuss the format of ‘Meet the Press,’ the media’s coverage of the Trump era, and more before Tim Cato stops by to talk about his recent piece covering the Dallas Mavericks and their front office

Read Abby Jones’ review of the album.

The guys speculate on who has the better chance at the title, Utah or Phoenix, discuss what is to be done about the tanking Clippers, debate who in the East is the favorite to go to the Finals, and more

Over the last decade, the language and aesthetics of social justice have become the social currency of the music industry (and pop culture at large), ultimately yielding the myth that representation solves everything. This is one story of how we got there, and where we carefully go from here.

The must-hear rap song of the day

With glowing synths and lyrics about labor and death, the New York duo’s fifth LP is a tastefully small reflection on modern anxieties.

The superstar singer-songwriter teams up with Bon Iver and members of the National for her quiet, personal eighth album

The intimate film portrays Swift as a superstar who’s still figuring out how to be an adult.

The ‘Sharp Objects’ star takes on Broadway and the big screen in ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ and ‘Little Women.’

Nothing is dark, nothing is embarrassing, nothing is unflattering.

The look and language of pop this decade took notes from queer users on the microblogging site.

From Beyoncé to Kendrick to Kesha, pop’s turn to political activism produced some of the decade’s most memorable moments.

And why does this case point to where lawsuits in the pop world may be headed?

For a minute, a peaceful, happy resolution seemed within reach—but that’s just not in the cards for the now fully grown private eye

In mid-May, the British makeup company War Paint went viral for a social media rollout that promised makeup “specifically formulated for men.” The brand, which produces concealer, bronzer, and tinted moisturizer, sells their products packaged in slick, black boxes and photographed in the hands of bu…

One of the best life hacks I’ve ever seen involves a Pepsi bottle, an elbow pipe, and a perfectly shaped stick of raw meat.

In the late 1970s, curator Marcia Tucker was fed up with a corporate attitude that pervaded New York art museums, even the Whitney where she worked. “I felt like I was working for a cutthroat Fortune 500 company instead of a museum,” she wrote in her autobiography A Short Life of Trouble: Forty Yea…