Tom Kludt is a freelance journalist who has contributed to Vanity Fair and other publications. His work focuses on a range of topics, including sports, entertainment, and cultural phenomena. He has also been featured in The Guardian.
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By: Savannah Walsh, Hillary Busis, Eve Batey, Leah Faye Cooper, Jack Mccordick, Katey Rich, Paul Chi, Tom Kludt
And why are the 2024 Emmys honoring the best of 2023 (and even 2022) TV shows, from ‘The Last of Us’ to the second season of ‘The White Lotus’?
By: Tom Kludt, Savannah Walsh, Leah Faye Cooper, Katey Rich, Hillary Busis, Eve Batey, Jack Mccordick, Paul Chi
The first-time Emmys host walked down memory lane with a musical intro featuring Travis Barker at the start of the 75th Emmy Awards.
He's inviting comparisons to Michael Jordan—and Paul Newman!—and has a signature Adidas shoe, a Netflix crew in tow, and that “It factor,” per A-Rod. The Timberwolves star is enjoying a breakout season, but, as one NBA insider notes, “the playoffs are where you make your fame.”
Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg, the authors of a new book on the “world’s fastest-growing sport,” discuss F1’s stateside rise, a brewing scandal, and the chances of a Saudi takeover of the circuit.
By: Tom Kludt
The once free-spending owner, alongside new president David Stearns, is changing course in search of sustained success that's long eluded the team from Queens. Whether in business or baseball, says outfielder Brandon Nimmo, you either “adapt or die.”
By: Kia D. Goosby, Tom Kludt, Bess Levin
A powerful new landscape of art in Montgomery, Alabama, aims to re-center American history on the enslaved and Indigenous people who lived through its brutality.
By: Tom Kludt
Caitlin Clark needed a nap. It was Monday afternoon, and the culmination of a whirlwind eight-day stretch that began with the end of her brilliant collegiate career.
By: Tom Kludt, Britt Hennemuth, Bess Levin, Jessica Zhan Mei Yu, Chris Murphy, Savannah Walsh, Julie Miller, Kase Wickman
“How sad that a woman in the position to share her expertise and experience chooses instead to attack another woman,” a rep for the two-time Emmy nominee said in a statement after veteran producer Carol Baum bashed Sweeney’s rom-com, ‘Anyone but You.’
Sebastian Stan playing Trump, Demi Moore and Richard Gere with their biggest movie roles in years, Francis Ford Coppola's magnum opus—we get into everything that can go very right, or very wrong, on the Croisette.
By: Kase Wickman, Britt Hennemuth, Tom Kludt, Jessica Zhan Mei Yu, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Savannah Walsh, Chris Murphy
Kimmel and Stephen Colbert laid into the former president for conflating the Oscar host and Oscar presenter in a Truth Social post. “Say hello to my little friend’ is what he said to Stormy Daniels that got him in all this trouble,” quipped Kimmel.
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