The House speaker is too busy fending off the crazies who would grab his job and coming up with swell ideas like inviting over Netanyahu to think about the latest Twitter sensation.
Furious Italians are defending the sanctity of their native tongue after a navy ad campaign and an aggressive PM trigger worries of an English invasion.
Last summer the 200-year-old publication forecast this hellish winter. Nobody believed them, but their secret weatherman was right.
He’s been tapped by Mr. Yeezus as next in line to the rap throne, but Big Sean’s “breakthrough” album doesn’t quite get him there.
Susan Greenfield argues that the internet is undermining everything from empathy to attention spans. If only she had done a better job of convincing us.
Gay sex. Natural hair. Viola Freaking Davis. How to Get Away With Murder creator Peter Nowalk tells us how he managed to make the most progressive drama on broadcast television.
They were Central Asian immigrants who dressed in hoodies and high-tops and looked younger than their 19 and 24 years. But prosecutors say they were headed to wage jihad in Syria.
It doesn’t matter what accusations are leveled at the veteran Fox News host, whatever the new evidence he will shout it down louder than ever.
40 families, desperate for kids, paid Allison Layton tens of thousands each for the promise of parenthood. But the babies never came.
Champagne was quaffed. We even saw food ingested. Backstage at NYFW, the models and designers got down to some serious gossip and gawking.
