Allison Janney’s ‘Bad Education’: Tragedy, Humor & Survival

By Kevin Fallon

The star of HBO’s wild new movie “Bad Education” sings showtunes, grapples with the strange new world, and reveals how “Mom” has helped her family heal from unspeakable tragedy.

By Cassie da Costa

The new Hulu series “Mrs. America,” starring Cate Blanchett as Phyllis Schlafly, is only the latest flashy project attempting to “humanize” a public menace.

By Val Kilmer

The film icon Val Kilmer writes about his crazy time filming “Top Gun” in this exclusive excerpt from his memoir, “I’m Your Huckleberry,” available now.

By Cassie da Costa

Replacing her own crew with non-union workers during the pandemic underscores how the talk show host’s cheery TV persona is miles away from who she is behind closed doors.

By Matt Wilstein

On this week’s episode “The Last Laugh” podcast, the author of the new memoir “Save Yourself” opens up about surviving sexual assault and finding a way to make it funny.

By Matt Wilstein

The progressive filmmaker also called the coronavirus pandemic “minor league” compared to the coming climate crisis.

By Matt Wilstein

“I’m really worried about the bodies that I saw being put into freezers in New York,” Sunny Hostin shot back at Meghan McCain.

By Laura Bradley

And also ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,’ ‘South Park,’ ‘The West Wing,’ all seasons of ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette,’ ‘Rick & Morty,’ ‘Doctor Who,’ and much, much more.

“She’s enjoying the attention, I think,” said Sandi Lundstrom, the mayor of Canton.

The coronavirus pandemic compounds usual pre-wedding jitters. Some brides are using their $1,200 stimulus checks to help foot the bill for the big day—if it doesn’t get canceled.

Organized-crime groups throughout Latin America are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to increase their power and influence.

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