The Many Ways the Packers’ Dumb Decision Was Very, Very Dumb
The fourth-quarter play gave Green Bay 9 percent odds of winning, which … is not great.
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“Jules” Brings Back Euphoria’s Sex and Showmanship
The two COVID-shot episodes were meant to cover the delay in shooting Season 2, but they may have changed the show for good.
Three Bridgerton Readers Gossip About What the Show Could and Should Do in Season 2
And what it can learn from other romance adaptations.
The Woman Who Read Hank Aaron’s Hate Mail
The home run king wrote back to his fans. He put the hate mail in his attic.
How Faithful Is The White Tiger to the Man Booker Prize–Winning Novel?
Aravind Adiga’s tale of poverty and crime in modern-day India gets a big-screen adaptation.
Why Olivia Rodrigo’s “Drivers License” Had the Biggest Debut Since “WAP”
The singer’s overnight success is about more than the Sabrina Carpenter, Joshua Bassett drama.
Netflix’s Malcolm & Marie Anticipates Its Own Bad Reviews, but That Won’t Save It
Not even the combined sexiness of John David Washington and Zendaya can make this $30 million movie watchable.
The Casual Marvel Fan’s Guide to WandaVision Episode 3
What’s going on with the neighbors? Who’s Pietro, again? And can I touch Vision’s hair?
The Detroit Lions’ New Head Coach Is Obsessed With Biting Off Kneecaps
The Dan Campbell experience: toughness, civic pride, cannibalism.
Why Bridgerton’s Sex Scenes Are So Unsatisfying
Romance novels give readers something that doesn't translate onscreen.
