‘It Sounds Terrible But I Listen to It 30 Times a Day’: How the Lumineers Made ‘Ho Hey’“Shouting ‘Ho hey!‘ from the stage got people’s attention.”
How Hollywood’s Powerful Smear Machine Covers up FeudsThe Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni feud has shone a light on a part of the entertainment industry that many of those within it would rather remain invisible.
New Books This Week: A Foodie Memoir, a Missing Child, Witches Illustrated, and More‘Care and Feeding’ chronicles life in the culinary world. ‘All the Other Mothers Hate Me’ follows a mom turned amateur detective. Plus, Karen Russell’s first full-length novel since ‘Swamplandia’!
Ne-Yo and His Four Girlfriends Are ThrivingAfter speaking openly about his journey into polyamory, the singer formally introduced his partners on Instagram.
‘One of the Greatest British Films Made’ Is Finally on Amazon Prime VideoSnatch first hit the big screen in 2000, following the criminal goings-on in London’s underworld – including the hunt for a missing diamond, and the fixing of various boxing matches.
People Are Sharing The Books That Made Them Fall In Love With Reading Again, And I'm Sprinting To The Library As We SpeakReading slumps happen to even the most avid of readers, and, honestly, all it takes is one amazing, incredible, and life-changing book to get you back into the reading game.
Famous in Canada: Hit Songs That Only We Will RememberWritten by journalist, essayist and cartoonist Gabrielle Drolet, and Mac Cameron, producer and co-host of the Big in Canada podcast.
About That Giant Kim Kardashian in Times SquareLast week, for a very brief moment, something unusual appeared in the middle of Times Square. It wasn’t a marquee announcing the latest TV celebrity joining a Broadway show, or a billboard featuring a lingerie-clad model.
Making ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2: Casting Abby, Video Game Changes and Why the Creators Are at Peace With Telling a ‘Different Version’ of the StoryOn July 3, 2019, Neil Druckmann first said those fateful words to Craig Mazin inside the Santa Monica offices of Naughty Dog, the developer behind the blockbuster 2013 video game “The Last of Us.
What do women really want from men? I delved into romantasy and found a good few cluesFeyre Archeron has many talents: she can skin a wolf and track a deer, and in the words of an amorous fairy she looks “absolutely delicious”. An impoverished hunter gatherer, Archeron is the protagonist of Sarah J Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses, or Acotar as it’s known to fans.
An Oscars Night Divided Against ItselfAlthough Oscar night’s clear victor, Sean Baker’s “Anora,” received awards in five categories, all major—Best Picture, Actress, Directing, Editing, and Original Screenplay—its producers were the biggest winners, because the underlying subject of the evening’s festivities was production
How to Write a Good Sex SceneWriting sex scenes is notoriously hard. Ha, ha, I know. Will your readers cringe? Will your mom faint? Will you think of yet another synonym, or have you at last managed to access them all? And yet, when sex writing is good, it’s very very good—and, I daresay, important.
‘Harry Potter,’ ‘Big Little Lies’ and What Not to Pitch Now: HBO’s Programming Team Tells AllTo date, the sextet, all of whom report directly to Casey Bloys, chairman and CEO of HBO and Max Content, have collectively spent nearly 140 years working for the blue-chip brand.
South of Midnight’s Southern Gothic folklore world is rooted in authenticityThe game’s respect for its source material was evident from a short demo. The game’s respect for its source material was evident from a short demo.
25 Movies for Lovers Who Love LoveIt’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.