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It’s time for a performance review of the ‘Severance’ manager’s performance review

The influencer’s love for Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and the Trump family has some fans wondering.

He got mega-swole to play Jack Reacher, an itinerant vengeance specialist with fists the size of Thanksgiving turkeys. Now the show’s a hit and he’s a star. But Ritchson won’t stop pushing himself harder—or saying exactly what’s on his mind. “Reacher’s gonna Reacher,” says his costar, “and Alan’s gonna Alan.”

The three-hour special featured Nirvana getting a new frontman and Sabrina Carpenter singing with a legend.

The original ‘Karate Kid’ star looks back on the show taking a leap with YouTube and becoming a cultural phenomenon on Netflix while he unpacks the series finale.

In 2016, Leah Koch and her sister Bea Hodges-Koch opened the Ripped Bodice, a romance bookstore, in Los Angeles. Since then, the genre has exploded—between 2020 and 2023, print sales jumped from eighteen to thirty-nine million copies sold.

Doctors and nurses who love Max’s “The Pitt” remember the moment they realized it wasn’t like other medical shows.

From the moment Kendrick Lamar stared down the barrel of the camera in his best first-day-of-school Old Navy flares to say, “Say Drake,” while grinning perhaps the most mischievous grin ever documented, we knew: Super Bowl LIX was brought to you by haters (and Rocket dot com or whatever).

The 50-year-old sketch-comedy show isn’t just about the jokes. As Saturday Night Live nears its official 50th anniversary, the pageantry and buildup around the big event has reminded me of something fairly unfunny: a royal jubilee.

It’s become fashionable to hate on Valentine’s Day, and I get it—the commercialization; the unreasonable expectations; the bland commodification of a deeply human experience. But here's why I clarify that it's also OK to love love.