Lauren Tousignant

Kjersti Flaa, the reporter who went viral over the summer for her 2016 interview with a super rude and dismissive Blake Lively, returned with another uncomfortable celebrity interview.

The early 2000s were a much simpler time: The tabloids were a monster, and the fashion was horrendous, but there was no TikTok, no Instagram, no threat of fentanyl-laced drugs, and celebrities could lose their minds with each other and rest assured that it wouldn’t come out until they revealed it themselves in their memoirs a decade later.

By "a little bit ruined my life," I mean that I'm a massive fan who could not be more excited that she just became the first Asian woman and South Korean writer to win a Nobel Prize in literature.

Stewart stopped by Watch What Happens Live and said that—despite what Garten writes in her new memoir—she and Garten fell out because Garten stopped talking to her after she went to prison in 2004.

I arrived at Barclays Center at exactly 7:30, about 35 minutes before tip-off, and trying to figure out if I was having more bad moments or good moments—the sum total of which would obviously impact the Liberty's chances of winning.

“There were times when we were shooting where I was like, ‘I don’t want to orgasm any more,’” Kidman recently told the Sun about filming the upcoming A24 erotic thriller, Baby Girl.

On Monday afternoon, we learned Gisele and her hot Jiu-Jitsu teacher are having a baby. On Monday night, Brady Instagrammed a sunset along with the lyrics to "Landslide."

This news feels pretty sudden, or at least, it feels pretty sudden to me, a person who has never and will never meet either of these incredibly hot people.

How are you doing right now? Are you having stress dreams? Waking up in cold sweats? Having random, sudden moments of dissociation? Let us know in the comments.

Here we've got breaking news; social media levity; behind-the-scenes looks as our staff slowly descends into madness; and, of course, all our election coverage. We're following all 10 abortion ballot measures, as well as a handful of close Senate, House, and governor races. Oh and that other big one.