Rachel Nichols Is Out—But ESPN’s Racial Rot Remains

By Tirhakah Love

The Rachel Nichols/Maria Taylor and Kevin Durant/Draymond Green sagas reveal how Black employees are mistreated by largely white management.

By Laura Bradley

“It’s like looking at yourself in the mirror and shooting yourself in the face… You couldn’t intentionally sabotage the show worse than this.”

By Kevin Fallon

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

By Laura Bradley

The problem with this fascinating, frustrating remake isn’t that it’s didactic, but that it doesn’t seem to have much interest in being a horror movie.

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By Kevin Fallon

For a show everyone loved for being so nice and heartwarming, there’s an awful lot of vitriol surrounding “Ted Lasso” season two. Here’s what they’re saying—and why they’re wrong.

By Jordan Julian

The gender-swapped reboot of beloved ’90s romcom “She’s All That” not only tried to shut down a COVID testing site to film but is yet another stale remake.

By Cherie DeVille

Adult star Cherie DeVille writes about why OnlyFans’ porn ban—and subsequent reversal—should motivate sex workers to get organized in order to fend off future threats.

By Marlow Stern

The actor, novelist and musician opens up about his new album “Gestureland,” why “Californication” couldn’t be made today, and telling Xenu to f*ck off.

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Translating public interest in their feud with the royal family into a positive movement of global compassion could be tricky—as Meghan Markle’s stalled 40x40 initiative shows.

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Everlane is taking on athletic wear, and I’m here to say—it’s great.

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