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Not in erasers and waffles, but in cold, hard cash. By Nic Juarez

what am i lemon a father?

The Baldwins Is Grimmer Than You Imagined

Everyone involved with this should be ashamed. By Kathryn VanArendonk

break room gossip

Which Innie-Outie Love Triangle Will Explode First? & Other Severance Questions.

Romance — or whatever you call it when people who’ve had experimental brain procedures start dealing with the ramifications of that — is in the air. By Brian Grubb

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Liberation Is the Best Play I’ve Seen This Season

Bess Wohl’s latest is drawn from the true stories of her mother’s 1970s encounter group. By Sara Holdren

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Every Drag Race Rusical, Ranked Yes, including international seasons.
cancel culture 2/21/2025

Every TV Show Canceled in 2025 So Far Prime Video isn’t sticking with The Sticky.
neighborhood news 2/21/2025

‘So You All Got the Email …’ At the launch for Susan Morrison’s Lorne after a reply-all blizzard.
rip 2/21/2025

Notorious B.I.G.’s Mother, Voletta Wallace, Dead at 78 She maintained her son’s memory after his 1997 killing.
baby it's covid outside 2/21/2025

SNL50’s ‘COVID Curse’ Got Martin Short and Maya Rudolph Steve Martin broke the news alongside a photo of the pair smooching at the event.
trans rights 2/21/2025

Hunter Schafer ‘Shocked’ Her New Passport Lists Her Gender As Male “I’m never gonna stop being trans, a letter on a passport can’t change that, and fuck this administration.”
it doesn't end 2/21/2025

Jenny Slate Gets Sucked Into the It Ends With Us Lawsuits Justin Baldoni’s producing partner was allegedly being too weird about the sanctity of motherhood.
jang-jang-jang-jang 2/21/2025

The Monkey Saves the Stephen King Adaptation by Skewering It The closer you look at The Monkey, the more you can see its deliberate subversions of the tropes that have come to define the Stephen King movie.
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Osgood Perkins Gets Into the Family Business He’s Dorky Dave from Legally Blonde. He’s also Norman Bates’s son and the next big horror-movie director.
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The 11 Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend A killer toy monkey is on the loose.
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The 2025 SAG Awards Are Going Actor on Actor Timothée Chalamet, Mikey Madison, and Ariana Grande are among presenters.
my single is dropping 2/21/2025

Jennie and Doechii Make Big Moves in ‘ExtraL’ The L stands for large, not legendary.
this week in late night 2/21/2025

Seth Meyers’s Cavalcade of SNL Writers Won Late Night Plus, David Letterman on The Tonight Show and Lizzy Caplan waxing poetic on waxing.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap: Expect the Expected The Rusical episode serves mostly as filler as we get to know the real contenders and drag out the elimination of queens who don’t stand a chance.
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Zero Day Finale Recap: Up in Flames The series fumbles at the finish line by ditching its most intriguing plotlines in favor of a stupid conspiracy to save America’s fractured politics.
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Severance Recap: Triangles of Sadness Welcome to the most complicated love triangles in all of television.
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Love Is Blind Recap: The Social Network The couples return home, and the harsh reality of family, friends, and TikTok starts to cause problems.
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Matlock Recap: Kramer vs. Kramer A case reminds Matty of one of the biggest regrets of her life, and reminds us that Matty is capable of being very, very wrong.
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Let’s Call That Severance “Love Triangle” What It Was Doppelgänger sexual assault is nothing new in fiction. Neither is the reluctance to engage with male victims’ responses to it.
movie review 2/21/2025

Daisy Ridley’s Die Hard Knockoff, Cleaner, Has Some Fun Action But Little Else Not even veteran action-master Martin Campbell (Casino Royale, GoldenEye) can’t fix this dopey script.
what am i lemon a father? 2/21/2025

The Baldwins Is Grimmer Than You Imagined Everyone involved with this should be ashamed.
theater review 2/20/2025

Liberation Is the Best Play I’ve Seen This Season Bess Wohl’s latest is drawn from the true stories of her mother’s 1970s encounter group.
performance review 2/20/2025

He Overacted. He Did Too Much. He Deserves the Oscar. Jeremy Strong is doing something that very few supporting actors are willing, or even empowered, to do nowadays. Reward him for it.
tv review 2/20/2025

Not Now, Zero Day A vestigial limb of the Resistance era, the Netflix political thriller clings to a version of the status quo that no longer exists.
close read 2/20/2025

The White-Power Fantasy of Reacher The streaming juggernaut fronts as wallpaper TV, but its uncanny fiction is anything but easygoing.
close read 2/19/2025

Closure With The Kardashians A blatant nostalgia play presented as an emotional reunion confirms that reality TV’s most famous family has outgrown their chosen medium.
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Drake Is in His Reputation Era But his new album does more than just settle scores.
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Questlove’s Sly Lives! Is a Revealing Portrait of the Hazards of Genius You walk out of Sly Lives! feeling like you’ve genuinely learned something, but you also walk out exhilarated.
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Becoming Led Zeppelin Isn’t Trying to Tell the Whole Story A thoroughly researched documentary blessed by control freaks who still can’t, or won’t, wrestle with the less flattering parts of the band’s history.
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The Best Movie at Cannes Last Year Is Finally in Theaters Matthew Rankin’s Universal Language feels warm and familiar even as we realize just how startlingly original it is.
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Zero Day (S1/E6)

Up in Flames The series fumbles at the finish line by ditching its most intriguing plotlines in favor of a stupid conspiracy to save America’s fractured politics.
Yellowjackets (S3/E3)

Girls’ Trip It feels very odd that Ben has somehow become the most sympathetic character on this show.
Severance (S2/E6)

Triangles of Sadness Welcome to the most complicated love triangles in all of television.
Love Is Blind (S8/E7)

The Social Network The couples return home, and the harsh reality of family, friends, and TikTok starts to cause problems.
Elsbeth (S2/E12)

Ferris Bueller Would Never! Matthew Broderick’s character is so arrogant that he thinks he can get away with pinning his murder on a cat. Not on Elsbeth’s watch!
Matlock (S1/E12)

Kramer vs. Kramer A case reminds Matty of one of the biggest regrets of her life, and reminds us that Matty is capable of being very, very wrong.
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Just One of Those Days This episode is so traumatic, and I should get hazard pay for this job.
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performance review He Overacted. He Did Too Much. He Deserves the Oscar. Jeremy Strong is doing something that very few supporting actors are willing, or even empowered, to do nowadays. Reward him for it. By Bilge Ebiri
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Daisy Ridley’s Die Hard Knockoff, Cleaner, Has Some Fun Action But Little Else

Not even veteran action-master Martin Campbell (Casino Royale, GoldenEye) can’t fix this dopey script. By Bilge Ebiri

it doesn’t end Jenny Slate Gets Sucked Into the It Ends With Us Lawsuits Justin Baldoni’s producing partner was allegedly being too weird about the sanctity of motherhood. By Fran Hoepfner
jang-jang-jang-jang The Monkey Saves the Stephen King Adaptation by Skewering It The closer you look at The Monkey, the more you can see its deliberate subversions of the tropes that have come to define the Stephen King movie. By Louis Peitzman
encounter Osgood Perkins Gets Into the Family Business He’s Dorky Dave from Legally Blonde. He’s also Norman Bates’s son and the next big horror-movie director. By Alison Willmore

now streaming The 11 Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend A killer toy monkey is on the loose. By Savannah Salazar
sagged and gooped The 2025 SAG Awards Are Going Actor on Actor Timothée Chalamet, Mikey Madison, and Ariana Grande are among presenters. By Alejandra Gularte
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me too Olivia Munn Wouldn’t Sign a NDA for a $1 Million Settlement For problems that arose on a “traumatic” film set around 2017. By Bethy Squires
performance review He Overacted. He Did Too Much. He Deserves the Oscar. Jeremy Strong is doing something that very few supporting actors are willing, or even empowered, to do nowadays. Reward him for it. By Bilge Ebiri

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Every TV Show Canceled in 2025 So Far

Prime Video isn’t sticking with The Sticky. By Jennifer Zhan

close read Let’s Call That Severance “Love Triangle” What It Was Doppelgänger sexual assault is nothing new in fiction. Neither is the reluctance to engage with male victims’ responses to it. By Ben Rosenstock
trans rights Hunter Schafer ‘Shocked’ Her New Passport Lists Her Gender As Male “I’m never gonna stop being trans, a letter on a passport can’t change that, and fuck this administration.” By Justin Curto
this week in late night Seth Meyers’s Cavalcade of SNL Writers Won Late Night Plus, David Letterman on The Tonight Show and Lizzy Caplan waxing poetic on waxing. By Bethy Squires
vulture recommends So The Pitt Has You Obsessed With Freedom House Ambulance If the show’s celebration of the Pittsburgh medics who “created the 911 system” has you curious, there’s a documentary for that. By Roxana Hadadi

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In Defense of Tom Sandoval No man’s suffering has ever been funnier. By Fran Hoepfner

the murphyverse Uh-oh! 9-1-1’s Athena Grant Is Going on Another Cruise It’s like the Abbott/Sunny crossover for people who love trash. By Bethy Squires
she’s just being miley How Miley Cyrus Became the Most Reliable Act in Showbiz She’ll show up anywhere and get the job done right. By Fran Hoepfner
my cabbages! Avatar Returns When the World Needs It Most The original creators set a new animated series, Avatar: Seven Havens. By Jason P. Frank
escandalo Hilaria Baldwin Says Forgetting the English Word for Cucumber Is Normal “That’s called being human.” By Rebecca Alter

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Notorious B.I.G.’s Mother, Voletta Wallace, Dead at 78

She maintained her son’s memory after his 1997 killing. By Justin Curto

crime Diddy’s Attorney Doesn’t Want to Represent Him Anymore Citing “sufficient reasons” he can’t disclose. By Justin Curto
my single is dropping Jennie and Doechii Make Big Moves in ‘ExtraL’ The L stands for large, not legendary. By Justin Curto
my single is dropping Tate McRae and The Kid Laroi ‘Know Love’ Or so they say on their new collab. By Bethy Squires

romance Selena Gomez’s Next Album Is With Benny Blanco, Obviously The second single, “Call Me When You Break Up” with Gracie Abrams dropped ahead of New Music Friday. By Alejandra Gularte
the internet is forever Why the Pop World Can’t Shut Up About Nachos As Picasso once said, “Good artists reheat, great artists steal the microwave.” By Bethy Squires
this actually is the place David Byrne Expected a ‘Hard Audience’ for His SNL50 Performance “You see all of these names and go, Oh my God.” By Devon Ivie
stop callin’ stop callin’ Lady Gaga Confirms She Remembers ‘Telephone Part 2’ LGBT+ stands for Lady Gaga Beyoncé “Telephone” + “Telephone 2.” By Jason P. Frank
in session ‘You Play It Right Or You’re Fired’ Steely Dan and Doobie Brothers guitarist Jeff ‘Skunk’ Baxter reveals his five favorite riffs. By Devon Ivie

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baby it's covid outside

SNL50’s ‘COVID Curse’ Got Martin Short and Maya Rudolph

Steve Martin broke the news alongside a photo of the pair smooching at the event. By Jennifer Zhan

snl50 Adam Sandler Joins SNL50 to Make Everyone Cry And to make Kanye West rethink his antisemitism, apparently. By Jesse David Fox
snl 50 Ladies and Gentlemen … Lady Gaga As both host and musical guest on SNL. By Jason P. Frank
openings Hannibal Buress Is Opening a New Venue in Williamsburg Isola Brooklyn is coming to the former Knitting factory space on Metropolitan Avenue on March 9. By Clio Chang

last night on late night John Oliver Calls Elon Musk ‘One of the Worst White Guys’ From South Africa “(Which is really saying something).” By Bethy Squires
tributes Why Aubrey Plaza Was Wearing Tie-Dye at SNL50 It was her first public appearance since the death of her husband, director Jeff Baena. By Bethy Squires
live from new york Every Single Thing That Happened at SNL50 Everything that went down at Studio 8H. By Vulture Staff
i’m verklempt! ‘Bronx Beat"/"Coffee Talk’ Mashup Alert! Mike Myers joined Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph for some kvetching and kvelling. By Fran Hoepfner
snl50 Meryl Streep Breaks and Says ‘Little Pervs’ in Her First SNL Appearance Further proof that nobody — not even our greatest living actress — can survive Kate McKinnon’s paranormal sketch. By Devon Ivie

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Cynthia Erivo Is Holding Space for the Tony Awards

Hosting this year’s ceremony at Radio City Music Hall. By Jason P. Frank

theater review All Bark, No Bite: Redwood Idina Menzel grieves in a tree and leaves. By Sara Holdren
i can finally breathe again Idina Menzel Dangles From the Heavens While Singing She’s in a redwood, singing a song from Redwood about being in a redwood. By Jason P. Frank
theater review A Henry IV That Doesn’t Know Its Own Strength This play has underappreciated muscles that its director intermittently flexes. By Sara Holdren
theater review Urinetown Is Still Potable Whoa, there! Plenty of prescience reveals itself in Encores!’s revival of the 2001 musical. By Jackson McHenry

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What to See on (and Off)(and Off–Off) Broadway Let Vulture’s theater desk be your guide. By Vulture Editors

theater review The Antiquities Puts Humanity in a Museum Display Case The robots memorialize us in Jordan Harrison’s time-hopping speculative drama. By Jackson McHenry
broadway baby! Tituss Burgess to Take Over Oh, Mary! “I understand the role of Mary Todd Lincoln maybe a little too well.” By Jason P. Frank
theater review At the Kennedy Center, Schmigadoon! Briefly Reappears Through the Mist Still sweetly spoofing classic Broadway, albeit with a little less bite than on TV. By Rhoda Feng
i’m just a broadway baby Quentin Tarantino Prefers the The-a-ter Right Now “When it comes to being a filmmaker, I’ve pretty much done everything I’ve wanted to do.” By Jason P. Frank

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neighborhood news ‘So You All Got the Email …’ At the launch for Susan Morrison’s Lorne after a reply-all blizzard. By Paula Aceves
julianne ‘the resistance’ moore Why Is the Pentagon So Scared of Julianne Moore? Book-ban insanity comes for Freckleface Strawberry. By Rebecca Alter
done A Court of Thorns and Roses TV Series Doesn’t Survive Valentine’s Day A rose by any other name still dies in development hell. By Alejandra Gularte
coming soon ;) Miranda July and STARZ Go Public With Their Relationship The All Fours author says the network “really digs into the reality of who women are and what we want.” By Fran Hoepfner
spellcasting Harry Potter Hires a Hogwarts Headmaster Reportedly casting John Lithgow as Dumbledore. By Rebecca Alter

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art review The Exhilarating Anger of Christine Sun Kim Her new show at the Whitney reveals that language is a social currency that constantly places the deaf at a disadvantage. By Jerry Saltz
remembrances Walter Robinson, Rogue Pirate of the Art World The longtime man-about-downtown died this week at age 74. By Jerry Saltz
art review Caspar David Friedrich’s Lonely Islands A retrospective at the Met captures the German romanticist’s epic melancholy. By Jerry Saltz
extremely online The Hyperpigmentation Drawing Meme Is a Work of Art Call it TikTok’s modern-day Mona Lisa. By Jennifer Zhan
heists Graffiti Artist RETNA Claims an Auction House Sold His Stolen Work The graffiti artist says that his former landlord and Heritage Auctions illegally seized his property for profit. By Rachel Corbett