A Scorsese biopic and an episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” came together in a strange, cosmic convergence to revive the paternity discourse. Is it Woody Allen or Frank Sinatra?
Laura Bradley is a New York-based senior entertainment reporter for The Daily Beast. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University and has previously written for Vanity Fair and Slate with a focus on television.
An edited image of the Meta founder has gone viral, prompting all of us to imagine what the world might look like if Zuck was a hottie who had scruff.
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Creator Veena Sud wanted women to walk away from her horror movie feeling one thing: “We win.”
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We’ve entered a new, nightmarish era in celebrity beef.
According to a legal filing, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed believes she’s “already been punished” enough, called the jurors “idiots” and said the judge had been “paid off.”
“I think Black folks knew very well that he did it, and I don’t blame them one bit for cheering him on.”