Celebrity Life

The night’s most powerful moment, though, belonged to Cecily strong as “Goober the Clown (who had an abortion at 23).”

The Oscar nominee chats with V.F. about the end of Dickinson, the next chapter in her music career, and joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This Kevin Costner–led drama enters its fourth season Sunday night, and warrants more consideration than it gets from certain corners of the culture.

“Harry Styles, I want to apologize for having your name in my mouth,” Porter said on The Late Show, after previously critiquing the praise Styles got for wearing a dress on the magazine’s cover.

Allison Tripp teared up discussing Sarah Paulson’s empathetic portrayal of her mother on Impeachment: American Crime Story—and hopes the show has brought Monica Lewinsky some peace.

On the Still Watching podcast, the Emmy winner discusses the “haunting” that took place when she played Tripp—and how hard it’s been to let go.

After a three-year hiatus, Glover shared the first look at Atlanta’s new season via his cryptic website, “Gilga.”

The actor sent up his ubiquitous 30 Rock meme while handing out treats in Park Slope.

The actor talks to V.F.’s Still Watching about how Roman Roy has adjusted to the new realities of Waystar Royco—and how he’ll never admit it, but he loves his siblings.

The A-lister opens up about his mental health in the trailer for Best Shape of My Life.

The senators who are undermining paid family leave, Medicare reform, and corporate taxes did a Ted Lasso bit for Twitter.

The failed California gubernatorial candidate agrees with the controversial comedian: “Dave Chappelle is 100% right.”