Days after comedian Chris D’Elia was accused of sexual harassment and misconduct from multiple women, which included soliciting nude photos from underage girls, his friend and Whitney co-star Whitney Cummings has denounced his behavior. In a statement posted to Twitter on June 20, Cummings said that it took a few days to process all of the allegations against D’Elia. “I’m devastated and enraged by what I’ve read and learned.

The Olsen twins lulling me to sleep. A few weeks ago, I was so sick that I couldn’t even focus on a gentle film like It’s Complicated, becoming confounded by minor plot points involving college-graduation schedules. Desperately seeking some sort of solace and distraction from the prison of my own flesh, I turned to the next best thing after a Nancy Meyers movie: I opened my phone and Googled “Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen smoking.

All week on Vulture, we’re examining ‘80s pop culture, and how it lives on today. One of the problems with talking about the Golden Age of Television is figuring out which Golden Age you’re talking about. Thanks to recency bias — the fallacy that whatever artistic developments you happened to grow up with represent the Greatest of All Time — there’s a tendency to assume that scripted TV consisted largely of cavepeople yelling through square-shaped rock formations until the late 1990s, when Oz, The Sopranos, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the like came along.

Winter House Pirate Ships and Situationships Season 3 Episode 2 Editor’s Rating 2 stars ** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Winter House Pirate Ships and Situationships Season 3 Episode 2 Editor’s Rating 2 stars ** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » In the immortal words of the man played by both Austin Butler and Jacob Elordi in the past year, this show needs “a little less conversation, a little more action, please.

Saturday Night Live’s parody of Scooby-Doo this weekend was just like any classic episode of the cartoon at first, with the gang investigating a haunted mansion and Fred (Jake Gyllenhaal) ripping off the “phantom’s” mask to reveal that it was actually Old Man Franklin who’d been terrorizing the town. “But wait a second, who is Old Man Franklin…really,” Fred wonders, noting that no one is who they appear to be.

out on the weekend July 5, 2011 6:30 pm By Amos Barshad Share Share Tweet Pin It 16 Photos Photo: David Thai/David Thai What do Ringo Deathstarr, Steve Martin, and Trey Songz have in common? All three acts are featured in our weekly photo concert slideshow! Also on hand: Beach Fossils, Beyoncé, Bill Callahan, Britney Spears, Chaka Khan, Kanye West, Grace Jones, Jamie Foxx, Jill Scott, Laurie Anderson, Mary J.

Helen Shaw has written about theater in New York since 2005, and for New York since 2019. Helen Shaw has written about theater in New York since 2005, and for New York since 2019. Will Brill and Kyle Beltran in A Case for the Existence of God, at the Signature. Outside the theater for A Case for the Existence of God, the latest crystalline play by Samuel D.

For the better part of the ’80s, the “situation” part of many situation comedies involved a single house, a wacky family, and the various slings and arrows of regular life. Using the small screen to peek inside the homes of families as varied as the Seavers, the Tanners (two sets of them!), and the Winslows became a winning formula, resulting in more than a few ‘80s kids wishing that they could jump ship and join up with their favorite fictional families.

Encore. Already. Because one major reunion stop is just not enough, LCD Soundsystem are also taking their restored act to this summer’s Bonnaroo. The Tennessee-based megafest on Tuesday unveiled its initial 2016 slate, which also includes the likes of Pearl Jam, Grateful Dead offshoot Dead & Company (another reunion, which comes with two sets), J. Cole, Tame Impala, Haim, CHVRCHES, Big Grams, Father John Misty, Tyler the Creator, Vince Staples, Third Eye Blind, and Shamir, among many, many others and soon-to-be additions.

Way back in 2016, Vulture wrote of the now mostly forgotten Netflix series Bloodline that “Netflix did something it’s rarely done in its four-year history of original programming Wednesday: It canceled a show.” These days, updates on streaming series reckon with how “platforms invented cruel and unusual ways to cancel them.” Well, the great cancel-off of 2024 is officially on its way, and no show is safe. Without reputable sourcing on streaming audience numbers, there’s little way to know if your favorite piece of art content is actually a hit or just a hit with your friend group/online bubble/in-laws.