J.K. Rowling loves black Hermione, but has yet to address The Cursed Child’s actually scandalous casting decision.

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Print isn’t dead—thanks to adult coloring books and YouTube stars.

Europe’s top soccer clubs may soon be embroiled in the growing FIFA scandal.

A Lost Love Returns from an Icy Grave

Martin Shkreli resigns as Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO.

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Ken Burns’s Star Wars would be Empire apologia.

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Models in France now will have to supply a doctor’s certificate proving they are a healthy weight.

Good news, caregivers: If you live in New York City, you’re about to be legally protected from workplace discrimination.

Here are seven alternative Christmas movies for your holiday viewing pleasure.

Cordon Bleu schools will no longer teach Americans to master the art of French cooking.

Bruce Springsteen is still dining out on the fact that he wrote “Hungry Heart” for The Ramones.

Pope Francis has paved the way for Mother Teresa to become a saint, despite Christopher Hitchens’s best efforts.

Quantifying the Weepy Bestseller

Macaulay Culkin is back as Home Alone’s Kevin McCallister, now with bonus psychological trauma.

Tonight, President Obama joins an illustrious group that counts Channing Tatum, Zac Efron, and Kate Hudson as members.

No, the FBI did not liberate the Wu-Tang Clan album from Martin Shkreli.