Melissa Leon

The new Netflix dramedy explores the psychology of marginalized people who choose to press forward in an academic culture that was built on their exploitation.

Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture.

The new “American Crime Story,” which Lewinsky produced, aims to finally give her redemption and a voice. But how it portrays the Clintons and Linda Tripp is more complicated.

For years, Nadia North alleges she suffered horrifying abuse at the hands of her husband, porn veteran Peter North.

As her new record “Solar Power” warns, “if you’re looking for a savior,” it is no longer her.

TV fans in “White Lotus” withdrawal were excited for another prestige drama about the rich and entitled running amok at a fancy getaway. But Kidman’s new show is a big miss.

The former “Real Housewives” star—and brand-new author—opens up about how her infamous “pause” from the show shocked her system and caused her to rethink... everything.

Jennifer Hough is suing Minaj and her husband, Kenneth Petty, for harassment and witness intimidation. She says associates of the Pettys tried to bribe and bully her into silence.

“CODA” is a coming-of-age crowd pleaser about an aspiring teen singer born into a deaf family. And its astonishing breakout star Emilia Jones is about to become a very big deal.

A new “Housewives” Supreme rises. Bennifer is back. Meg Stalter is clearly the next big thing. Check out our biggest pop-culture obsessions from this past summer.