Coachella, the iconic music and arts festival held annually in Indio, California, has long been synonymous with music. But in recent years, it has evolved into something much larger—a cultural crossroads where fashion, brand activations, and networking often take center stage over the festival’s actual
SPOILER WARNING: This story discusses major plot developments in the “Black Mirror” episode “Plaything” currently streaming on Netflix. Will Poulter had heard hints that the character of Colin Ritman — the genius early ’80s games designer-character from the interactive 2018 “Black Mirror” episode “Bandersnatch” —
Bowen Yang hopes his days of playing JD Vance on “Saturday Night Live” can soon end. During a recent appearance on “The Daily Show,” Yang, who first portrayed the vice president in an October 2024 episode, said that he has begged “SNL” creator Lorne Michaels
After guest starring in the third episode of Ncuti Gatwa’s inaugural season of “Doctor Who,” Varada Sethu believed her time on the iconic British sci-fi series was over. “I left and I just thought, ‘Well, it’s a shame that door’s closed now,’” Sethu recalls to
The UFC heads home to “The Magic City” for UFC 314. The main event is a highly-anticipated title bout between Alexander Volkanovski (26-4-0) battling Diego Lopes (26-6-0) for the featherweight championship belt. UFC 314: Volkanovski vs. Lopes takes place at Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida
You know what it’s like when you have a problem, or maybe a few of them, and they start to interlock and overwhelm you, and you’re frozen and can’t take action, until hope seems to be fading or maybe even lost, and then one day
When film historians speak of the first screenings of Louis Lumière’s “The Arrival of a Train,” they describe the Paris audience flinching in their seats to avoid being struck by the image of a locomotive rushing toward them on screen. The story is almost certainly
SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains spoilers for Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza‘s “Warfare,” now in theaters. The key to pulling off “Warfare,” the new war film directed by Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, was to keep it as real as possible based on Mendoza’s —