Ben Walker. When Muhammad Ali refused the draft, claiming status as a conscientious objector to the Vietnam War, the case went all the way to the Supreme Court. What happened when it landed there, and how the decision was made to allow the professional boxer the religious freedom not to fight — a decision that went through a dramatic reversal just as the majority opinion was being written — is the subject of the HBO film Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight, starring Christopher Plummer as the justice who changed the tide, and Benjamin Walker as the law clerk who convinced him to do so.

Beyoncé has an ace in her hand. The superstar logged her first country No. 1 with “Texas Hold ‘Em,” which debuted atop Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart on February 20. She is the first Black woman to ever hold the top spot on the chart and just the second woman to debut at No. 1, after Taylor Swift. “Texas” also debuted at No. 2 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100, Beyoncé’s highest-ever debut.

All Christmas day, we gon’ sleigh. Is an ugly Christmas sweater truly ugly if Beyoncé’s wearing it? These are the tough questions we must ponder this holiday season because, once again, Beysus has gifted us with new festive merch for us to empty our wallets on. This year, all Bey wants for Christmas is you in an ugly hoodie with the words “I Sleigh All Day” over your heart and “Boy Bye” on your bum — a.

BoJack Horseman — a deeply insecure, self-destructive, and often manipulative anthropomorphic horse — isn’t the first unsympathetic character Will Arnett has played. He was nominated for Emmys for both Arrested Development’s self-absorbed showman G.O.B. Bluth and a recurring 30 Rock guest role as snakelike NBC executive Devon Banks. “People always accuse me of playing the asshole character, but I say he’s not an asshole,” Arnett said. “He’s severely unloved and in an incredibly tough environment emotionally.

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Cecily Strong. Cecily Strong’s new book, This Will All Be Over Soon, isn’t what you expect from a Saturday Night Live cast member’s first memoir. It’s a dispatch from the darkest days of 2020 documenting both the shared anxieties of those early pandemic months, including her partner Jack contracting COVID that March, and her own personal mourning after the loss of her cousin to glioblastoma. Strong isn’t afraid of really sitting in that grief and uncertainty, but the book — which began as a personal diary before turning into a larger project — comes off as oddly hopeful.

Some days, things just take / way too much of my energy. The video for Ariana Grande’s “breathin,”released yesterday, begins with haze, a cerulean-tinged smoke blending into an empty bar. A half-filled tumbler — something on the rocks — sits on the left, with other glasses of amber and red liquids on the right, and Ari in the middle, head in hands. A prying observer might bypass this gesture, float past the manicured tips, spot a ring, map the tattoos, perform the sort of speculative biopsy so routine in our celebrity intake.

Crowds rushed the gates at Electric Zoo Sunday evening, after an announcement was made on Twitter that entry to the event was closed. According to Rolling Stone, it is unclear “how the event could have reached capacity prior to all ticket holders entering the venue.” Valid ticket holders ran past security after it was announced that the fest was closed to attendees, as multiple videos across social media show.

“If we’re a legacy act and if there’s a legacy, I hope it’s that the people that made us popular are proud of it,” Chris Carrabba says, staring at the midtown high-rises through a window inside Warner Music’s New York City offices, home to his current label, Fueled by Ramen. In the mid-2000s, Dashboard Confessional, the band that has long been misunderstood as his solo project, shepherded the emo genre to commercial success, soundtracking Spider-Man and teenage heartache.

Dexter About Last Night Season 3 Episode 9 «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » This season has been all about Dexter’s crash course in parenting. First, he learned he’s going to be a dad. This week, Miguel emerged as his full-blown sulky wayward teenage son. “I’m a big boy!” Miguel protests, when Dexter confronts him over killing Ellen Wolf. That’s right — Miguel’s gone rogue!