The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has beef with video game company Nintendo over the depiction of one of the characters in “Mario
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'Crack open a warm one'? Campbell's and Pabst Blue Ribbon team up for beer-infused soup
Campbell’s Chunky and Pabst Blue Ribbon want you to “crack open a warm one” this soup season. The soup giant and the American beer brand
Zoë Kravitz teases Taylor Swift's 'The Life of a Showgirl' album
Originally appeared on E! Online Zoe Kravitz knows that Taylor Swift is checking boxes off everyone’s wi$h li$t with her new album. Less than a
Meet Pips, the newest game from the New York Times
Fans of Wordle, Connections and more can get ready for a new game from The New York Times: Pips. Pips is the first-ever original logic puzzle from
MSNBC will now be called MS NOW after splitting from NBCUniversal
MSNBC will change its name to MS Now, for My Source News Opinion World, and unveil a new logo this year as part of the
Watch Jon Hamm have the time of his life at Bad Bunny concert in Puerto Rico
Jon Hamm’s unwavering love for Bad Bunny continues, bringing the “Mad Men” star all the way to Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rican rapper and singer
Ozzy Osbourne documentary abruptly pulled from BBC
Originally appeared on E! Online A project detailing Ozzy Osbourne’s life has been put on hold. After the Black Sabbath frontman died on July 22,
Swifties think Taylor is performing at the Super Bowl after she said she's obsessed with sourdough
Hours before Taylor Swift’s episode of “New Heights” dropped, the songstress teased a special surprise for fans through her website. Accompanying a countdown the night of Aug.
The hottest fashion accessory right now will make you super cool: mini portable fans
From city subways to Southern cookouts to Midwestern music festivals, mini portable fans have rapidly become summer mainstays to mitigate the sweltering heat. While the
Vampires, romance and billionaires: The bite-size Chinese shows gaining U.S. fans
HONG KONG — As U.S. television series produce longer and fewer episodes, a new genre from China is gaining American fans by going in the