Despite the 2010s being not long ago, these movies from the era have already aged poorly due to changing societal opinions, bad CGI, or bleak current events.
Explore Henri Matisse’s final masterpieces in “Matisse 1941–1954,” a major Paris exhibition at the Grand Palais featuring more than 300 works from his most innovative period.
Madison Beer is a singer-songwriter who uses her platform to sing about mental health, self-empowerment, and relationships. She first gained The Flavor Swap or Flop? Breaking Down Madison Beer’s Sweet Southern Heat Cheetos first appeared on The Blast
"The little Black girl who's in high school, who's just scared to even talk to anyone, like, not even her mother! I want her to watch it and know that she has a space."
To move past "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," Disney has to recapture the more casual fandom with new movies, and fill in the lore for the diehards.
He's better known for on-screen performances (especially after that Oscar win), but Michael B. Jordan has also starred in some great animated stuff too.
Royal photographer Chris Jackson's new book, ‘Modern Majesty,’ collects two decades of images of the British royal family and reveals how the camera's relationship to the crown has changed since Queen Elizabeth's death.
While Netflix is known for hit sci-fi shows like "Black Mirror" and "Stranger Things," the streamer also offers some underrated series that are just as good.
Thomas Markle is embracing a new chapter in his life after years of a strained relationship with his daughter, Meghan The Meghan Markle’s Father ‘Enjoying Life Again’ After Finding Love With Filipina Nurse 35 Years His Junior first appeared on The Blast
With Kristin Cavallari, Lauren Conrad and the rest of Laguna Beach's cast going back to the beginning with their Roku special, we're checking in. Because our love for the MTV hit will never be dunzo.
From Jason Kelce's mini-me daughters, to Jay-Z and Beyoncé's lookalike Blue Ivy Carter, to Kaavia James Union Wade (daughter of Dwayne!), there's no mistaking whose these A-list kids take after
As Easter approaches, concert life turns just for a moment to the central mystery of the Christian faith; hope and the possibility of redemption emerging from the pit of darkness. Why, you might ask, given that we live in an irreligious age? Because this season has inspired so much great music of a very special kind, which, judging by the packed audience at last night’s concert, answers to a deep need. The chamber orchestra Britten Sinfonia and choir Tenebrae placed a dramatically emotive contem
From the return of John Simm’s detective series Grace, to a moving drama about the struggle to conceive in Babies, plus Race Across the World is back, here’s the rundown of what to look forward to and catch up on this week.
"I went to middle school with Megan Fox for a bit. She rode my bus, and she mostly kept to herself. Most of the guys would fight over who was going to sit next to her, but she was very shy and didn't really have much to say."
The podcaster says he isn't interested in climbing the late-night ladder or striking big deals as much as being able to say — often vulgarly — whatever he wants.
HBO’s Harry Potter reboot was supposed to reimagine the books, but the first trailer feels like a careful copy of the films, raising one blunt question. If nothing changes, why does this exist.
The most successful literary figures can take on a life of their own. The mortal remains of Richard III found ingloriously under a parking lot in Leicester in 2012 have not displaced Shakespeare’s cruel hunchback who murdered his nephews in the public imagination.