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To close out Still Watching’s Girls series, Allison Williams drops by the podcast to revisit spending her 20s on HBO’s lightning rod of a comedy, and wonder what Marnie and her friends might be up to these days.

With an estimated $1.6 billion worth of work under the gavel next week in New York, could the art market start to shake off its recent slump?

The billionaire said employees will be expected to perform “tedious” and “unglamorous” cost-cutting work. The cherry on top? “Compensation is zero.”

In the 10 days since his reelection, Trump has given America a sneak peek of the derangement his second term will likely bring.

At the Highbrow Hippie launch, the Duchess of Sussex told the crowd that Kadi Lee saved her from boxed dye.

After Zegler spoke out about Trump's reelection, the former news anchor demanded that Zegler be replaced as the star of the forthcoming live-action film: “I’m sorry, Disney, she has to go right now.”

Both Democrats and Republicans are clamoring to see the committee's findings before confirming him as Donald Trump's attorney general.

The heir to the throne hopped on a VR motorcycle in a film studio, pretending to reengage in a hobby that he gave up years ago.

Pay-per-view is out and Netflix is in if you want to watch former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson take on YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul. Here’s what you need to know about Tyson and Paul before tuning in to the highly anticipated match.

The longtime late-night host will emcee the Academy Awards for the first time.

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Sources say Donald Trump’s transition team leadership met with the former Fox News host, who is a left-field pick to head the Department of Defense, about the claims on Thursday.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to Health and Human Services and Matt Gaetz to the Justice Department may have been a bridge too far.

Vanity Fair caught up with Onion CEO Ben Collins and John Feinblatt, the president of Everytown for Gun Safety, about pulling off the “funniest joke of all time.”