Get The Magazine
The best in culture from a cultural icon. Subscribe now for more from the authority on music, entertainment, politics and pop culture.
Subscribe NowNewsletter Signup
The fitness guru taught us to love ourselves — and understood fame in a way that later generations could only dream of
The 'Beverly Hills, 90210' star was America's favorite Nightmare Girl — hated, feared, idolized. She embraced it all with an ever-present, knowing smirk.
The actress became a household name playing complicated women, mirroring her turbulent life with painful breakups, high-profile feuds and devastating health struggles
The high-stress Hulu series channels restaurant workers’ trauma. Can it also help spur a meaningful change in professional kitchen culture?
The actor talks playing one of the most absurd TV characters ever, the Deep, on 'The Boys' — and the time he was almost Captain America in the MCU
Think 'The Bear' is a laugh riot? Yeah, neither do we. Unpacking the contradictory, confounding, and just plain nonsensical labels the Television Academy slaps onto today's best shows.
Starr, the actor behind TV's greatest villain, explains why he didn't want to reduce his character to a Trump caricature — and much more — in our in-depth interview
Twelve staffers and a HR complaint obtained by Rolling Stone accuse Steve Blackman of fostering a hostile workplace. Blackman calls the claims “entirely untrue” and “completely absurd”.
Carmy, Sydney, Richie, and the gang bring as much heart, anxiety, and intensity as ever. Yet a slew of real-chef cameos, multiple Faks, and is-this-real-or-imaginary moments make these episodes feel slightly overstuffed.
As Season Four begins, we talk to the cast and creators behind the politically charged superhero satire that's become TV's grossest, craziest, smartest show
