Mayim Bialik: ‘Women Are Ready To Be Orthodox Spiritual Leaders’
“My history was written by men. It is male centered. But my tradition is not.”
Kathy Lee Gifford Calls Those Who Abandoned Harvey Weinstein ‘Fairweather Friends’
“You can’t call yourself a friend when the first sign of trouble, you run,” said Gifford of her long-standing friendship with Weinstein.
Harper Lee’s Estate Sues Aaron Sorkin Over His Broadway Adaptation Of ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’
Harper Lee’s estate took issue with Sorkin’s portrayal of Atticus Finch as less than a perfect, uncomplicated hero.
College Exam Asks: ‘Why Did Monica Lewinsky Have Affair’ With Clinton?
At least one college professor thinks she has the answer to why 1997 happened.
Roger Waters Compares Palestinians To Native Americans In New Song
In the accompanying video, Waters’ head floats silently as his voice recites a poem by Palestinian poet, Mahmoud Darwish.
Trevor Noah: ‘Working For The White House Is Like Being In A Saw Movie’
“You show up, you get tortured for a while, and you get killed off.”
Richard Simmons To Pay National Enquirer $130,000 After Failed Transgender Libel Suit
The workout guru must pay the tabloid’s legal bills after unsuccessfully suing them over a story that falsely claimed he was transitioning.
Shia LeBoeuf Got Into Yale With A Recommendation Letter From Steven Spielberg
In the first interview since he was arrested in Georgia for public drunkenness, Shia LaBeouf talks about his past, his future, and Kanye West.
‘Everything Is Horrible And Wonderful’ Reminds Us That Addiction Doesn’t Care Who You Are
The story of Harris Wittels, comedy’s golden boy (and Sarah Silverman’s mentee) who died of an overdose in 2015, is brutally honest — and funny.
Woman Behind Columbia ‘Mattress Performance’ Debuts New Exhibition
Sulkowicz is known for “Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight)”, a performance art piece about their alleged sexual assault at Columbia University.