The New York Times Publishes a Defense of J.K. Rowling One Day After Contributors Call Out Anti-Trans Coverage

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The New York Times Publishes a Defense of J.K. Rowling One Day After Contributors Call Out Anti-Trans Coverage

The Times has defended its coverage of transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people. One insider told Vanity Fair that editors saw no reason to hold off publishing Paul’s column after contributors’ outcry.

Kate Middleton Is Charting Her Own Path as the Princess of Wales

A closer look at the princess’s work promoting early childhood education shows that she is adapting the royal charity playbook for the 21st century.

The Dark Scandals and Power Struggles of Sumner Redstone, Les Moonves, and the Companies They Controlled

“Unscripted,” by James Stewart and Rachel Abrams, describes sex scandals and power struggles inside Redstone’s media empire.

Chelsea Handler Doesn’t Need Kids: She Has “Crybabies” Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro

The conservative pundits called her “miserable” and “deeply unlikeable” for a recent ‘Daily Show’ segment about her childless life.

Report: Megan Fox Discovered Private Messages on Machine Gun Kelly’s Mobile Device

Questionable texts and DMs raised red flags for the performer.

Elizabeth Olsen Becomes Killer Candy Montgomery in Love & Death

HBO Max’s ‘Love & Death,’ which begins streaming April 27, revisits the true story of an ’80s Texas housewife who was accused of brutally killing her neighbor with an axe.