SURREAL
“Tarrare,” the Season 3 finale, features Van taking her girlfriends on a wild adventure through France filled with creeps, cannibals, crack pipes, and a bloodied baguette.
Kyndall Cunningham is a Baltimore-based entertainment reporter for The Daily Beast covering television, movies, music and other corners of pop culture. She studied journalism and women's studies at Towson University. Her other bylines can be found at Bitch Media, Polygon, Vulture and Glamour among other places.
17 AGAIN
The new U.K. reality series, airing on Prime Video, sees contestants revisit high school to find their “true love.”
GIRLBOSS
The actress talks about Sally’s big Episode 4, her reaction to Barry’s verbal abuse, and the HBO show’s portrait of a female showrunner.
ALL IS FORGIVEN?
The BBMAs host proclaimed, “I’m here to forgive, to unify, to celebrate, and to have everybody be free.”
BIG VIRGO ENERGY
The band’s fifth album is a testament to Florence Welch’s vocal ferocity and Big Virgo Energy—as well as her insatiable desire to keep evolving.
SELF-LOATHING
The ninth episode of the acclaimed FX series’ third season is yet another standalone lesson on race—this time focusing on passing.
THE SHERIFF
Ahead of “The Challenge All Stars,” the veteran master of ceremonies talks with us about his 17-year tenure on the high-octane reality-competition series.
IMAGE REHAB
The latest episode of the FX series sees Paper Boi meet actor Liam Neeson, who doesn’t seem too contrite about that time he roamed the streets trying to kill a Black person.
THEY’RE BACK
The 14th season of RHOA debuted on Sunday night–and was nothing short of refreshing compared to its crime-ridden sister shows.
BRING THEM BACK!
The seventh episode of the FX series’ third season, “Trini 2 De Bone,” once again pushes its central players aside in favor of an extended lesson for its white audience members.
