Given the all-pervasive nature of video and social media nowadays, we can all safely assume we will, at some point, humiliate ourselves in front of the entire world. But while most of us correctly presume we’ll be filmed, say, accidentally getting crushed under the wheels of our car doing the #InMyFeelings Challenge, recent $100,000 Pyramid contestant Evan Kaufman preemptively blew most of us out of the water: by mixing up deceased Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and former commander-in-chief Barack Obama.

Courtesy of Roadside Attractions As we’re sure you’re aware, in the new film Teeth, Jess Weixler plays Dawn, a high-school student with a fanged, carnivorous vagina that exacts bloody revenge on all males who dare go near it. Terrifying? Certainly. It almost made us ready to declare this the Season of the Vadge. But is Teeth’s dentata the scariest movie vagina of all time? Not even close! 10. Audrey II, Little Shop of Horrors (1986)

It’s 8:50 p.m., ten minutes before closing, and Michiko Kakutani is riffling through vinyl at A1 Records on East 6th Street, searching in vain for a copy of Beggars Banquet. “The Stones are my all-time favorite,” she says. “I wonder if they have any other Keith stuff here.” Kakutani worships Keith Richards. “I think he’s the heart and the soul of the Stones,” she explains. “He’s just inhaled all blues and musical history and he really wants to pass that knowledge on.

Barring last-minute announcements — unlikely because every available theater is booked — 24 productions are scheduled to open on Broadway between now and the Tony Awards cutoff at the end of April. More than five times as many will open Off Broadway during that same window. Without counting the hundreds of smaller events popping up all around the city, or most of what happens in May and beyond, which is still too foggy to bet on, that leaves a vast landscape of stage activity to enjoy.

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Are You Done Yelling? Season 2 Episode 18 Editor’s Rating 2 stars ** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Are You Done Yelling? Season 2 Episode 18 Editor’s Rating 2 stars ** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » If Brittany and Yazan weren’t particularly entertaining before, the threat of Yazan’s father murdering him doesn’t make things any better.

Long live A Star Is Born, and the Oscar campaign that will never end! Hey! What? Just wanted to take another look at you, A Star Is Born! The 2018 melodrama — about loving, singing, and applying Tom Ford bronzer with a Beauty Blender — was awardedtwo Grammys Sunday night. Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga won Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media; Cooper, Gaga, and songwriters Natalie Hemby, Hillary Lindsey, and Aaron Raitiere also won Best Song Written for Visual Media for “I’ll Never Love Again (Film Version).

In early November 2021, ten concertgoers died by crowd crush during Travis Scott’s headlining set at Astroworld. (Eight died on November 5 with two dying days later due to their injuries.) Scott responded with multiple statements in the days after the festival, attempting to absolve himself of guilt. He currently faces a slew of multimillion-dollar lawsuits over the event and has been the subject of much scrutiny. But the rapper has also been slowly making his comeback, even performing at small events and releasing new music.

Congrats! Aaron Paul might’ve been joking about a Jesse Pinkman Breaking Bad spinoff, but he wasn’t entirely kidding about getting his own show. Hulu has announced that Paul will star in the streaming platform’s upcoming ten-episode series The Way, from Friday Night Lights executive producer Jason Katims. Once again, he’ll play a guy with a “wayward past” — only now that past has driven him to “a controversial religious movement” instead of a meth-cooking chemistry teacher.

We can see it. Darren Star, the creator of Sex and the City, said that his first pick to play the love of Carrie Bradshaw’s life, Mr. Big — or “John” if you prefer — was actually another handsomely suave man: Alec Baldwin. “I was thinking of Alec Baldwin for Big initially,” Star told EW. “But I met with Chris Noth and thought he was perfect. I remember the first table read, how good he was.

Millions of new Pokémon trainers have taken to the streets this week thanks to the surprise success of Pokémon Go. But as they wander across America, those new initiates might start to wonder which Pokémon are the most prized. Is it worth it to head toward a Beedrill when a Mankey’s close by? If there’s no Dratini in sight, will a Seadra do in a pinch? To answer all, two Vulture editors put their heads together to come up with a definitive ranking of the 151 Pokémon you may or may not encounter on your quest.