Emily Yahr

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Kelsea Ballerini finally got her breakout moment, in an unexpected way

By: Emily Yahr

Kelsea Ballerini makes her "Saturday Night Live" debut as she becomes a rare country music star/tabloid fixture.

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A night out at ground zero of the ‘Scandoval’ reality TV earthquake

By: Emily Yahr

The "Vanderpump Rules" cheating scandal has exploded into mainstream news. How will that affect the restaurant co-owned by the controversy's villain, Tom Sandoval?

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Oscars 2023: 10 things to know, from a heartwarming comeback story to an excruciating red carpet interview

By: Sonia Rao, Emily Yahr

The Academy Awards were dominated by "Everything Everywhere All at Once," plus the most memorable speeches and cringeworthy red carpet moment.

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Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour opening weekend: Tears, joy and ‘therapy’

By: Emily Yahr

Fans descend on Glendale, Ariz. (a.k.a. "Swift City") for a long-awaited chance to commune with their pop icon, revel in her lyrics and express their true selves.

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Nashville singers band together in support of LGBTQ rights

By: Emily Yahr

Maren Morris, Jason Isbell, Sheryl Crow and Alice Russell were among the performers at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena to speak out against Tennessee laws.

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The joy and pain of a ’90s boy band concert at a mall in 2023

By: Emily Yahr

What happens when members of 'N Sync, O-Town and LFO perform at a shopping mall in 2023? There's lots of nostalgia but also some darkness.

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Taylor Swift’s breakups defined her early stardom. Not anymore.

By: Emily Yahr

The tone and reaction to Taylor Swift’s split with actor Joe Alwyn after six years is remarkably different from how her relationships were treated a decade ago.

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Going to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour? Play our bingo card!

By: Emily Yahr, Emily Sabens, Lizzy Raben, Hannah Good, Kevin Uhrmacher

See how many items you can check off our Eras Tour bingo card (Washington Post Version).

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Farewell to James Corden, the late-night host who riled up the internet

By: Emily Yahr

James Corden grasped social media virality at a time when it became the mark of late-night success. It endeared him to some, while others relentlessly mocked him.

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The cultural phenomenon that is ‘Fatal Attraction’ will never die

By: Emily Yahr

As the Paramount PLus reboot draws to a close, the enduring appeal of "Fatal Attraction" continues nearly 40 years after the movie shocked audiences.