Bee Delores

Lady Gaga announced her return to Las Vegas for a Jazz & Piano residency. Here is everything we know, including dates and how to get tickets.

Jennifer Lopez gave an interview with Prime Video about growing up in the Bronx, and the performer faced backlash from all corners of the internet.

Drake fans were convinced the rapper fired back at Kendrick Lamar after a diss track titled ‘Like That' was released on March 22.

Rising musical artist Tyla rejected Kai Cenat after the streamer asked her out on a date during a recent appearance on his Twitch channel.

Latto replied to a fan on Twitter/X after flaunting her wealth and gifted the fan $2,000 for rent.

Twenty One Pilots announced their 2024-2025 The Clancy World Tour. Here is everything we know, including dates and how to get tickets.

Dima Barch is one of the most promising filmmakers to hit the scene in recent years. Coming on the heels of his previous short film Dead End, he’s back again with a hyper-stylized piece set entirely in a bowling alley. The Power of the Strike combs such influences as George A. Romero, John Waters, Gregg Araki, and Joe Begos while peppering in Barch’s own unique perspective.

In their book A Necessary Death, co-authors Chris Grosso and Preston Fassel navigate “the human experience,” as the cover suggests. Chapter 3 is of particular note, an entry in which Preston and Grosso examine Pennywise from It as the basis for which they detail “embracing yourself and finding your own ‘Losers’ Club’.” As one of the book’s most important chapters, it encourages the reader to discover their own tribe, whether that’s online or in person.

Perception is everything. Filmmakers often toy with reality by unscrewing the story from the unreliable narrator's vantage point.

“There's some whores in this house!” blasts from the speakers. The stage lights brighten, and the queens strut out onstage.