Culture
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Pivots to ‘extraORDINARY’ Theme for 2027 Met Gala
The Met’s Costume Institute will focus on everyday fashion for its 2027 exhibition, replacing a canceled tribute to designer John Galliano.
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Don Mancini Rejects Nicki Minaj’s AI Chucky Political Endorsement
Filmmaker Don Mancini pushed back after rapper Nicki Minaj shared an AI-generated image of horror icon Chucky wearing a Republican ‘Vote Red’ badge on Election Day.
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Judi Dench Memoir Reveals Daniel Craig Campaigned to Kill M in Skyfall
Dame Judi Dench reveals in her new memoir that Daniel Craig campaigned to kill off her character M in the 2012 James Bond film Skyfall.
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SPIEL Essen Welcomes First Wave of Golden Demon Finalists
Hundreds of miniature painters competed as the first batch of Golden Demon 2026 finalists was revealed at SPIEL Essen across Warhammer and Necromunda categories.
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Breast Cancer Claims Life of Taylor Red Country Trio Member at 35
Nicole Taylor, identical triplet and singer in country trio Taylor Red, died at 35 following a four-year battle with breast cancer.
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Billy Evans Addresses Misconceptions and Shower Scene Fallout Following Documentary Release
Billy Evans addressed online backlash over a full-frontal shower scene and drug rumors following the success of Nathan Fielder’s documentary.
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Caitlin Clark Launches Children’s Book and Unlocks Personal Easter Eggs on Its Cover
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark released her debut children’s book on Nov. 3, revealing hidden family meanings behind the numbers and childhood bedroom inspirations.
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Gates McFadden Remembers Patrick Stewart and the Global Legacy of Captain Picard
Following Patrick Stewart’s October 28 death, co-star Gates McFadden published a tribute reflecting on his iconic role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his global impact.
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Taylor Swift Reveals Her and Abigail Anderson’s Napoleon Dynamite Impression Habit
During a New York Q&A, Taylor Swift revealed she and best friend Abigail Anderson still use Napoleon Dynamite voices, testing their husbands’ patience.
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Detroit Techno Pioneer Juan Atkins Dies at 64
Juan Atkins, co-creator of techno and founding member of Cybotron, has died at 64, leaving behind a profound legacy in global electronic music.
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Behind the Scenes of the New Elizabeth Holmes Documentary
Sources claim co-director Nathan Fielder grew deeply fond of Elizabeth Holmes during the 34-day production of their hit documentary ‘You Can See Everything’.
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When Marigolds Meet Mass Tourism: Inside Mexico’s Day of the Dead
As Mexico celebrates its annual Day of the Dead with marigolds and altars, popular tourist sites face growing pressures and crowd restrictions.



