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Feb 26 · 4 min read ·Culture & Media

Bill Gates Finally Admits the Affairs

He denied everything when asked. Then the Epstein files dropped.

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Feb 25 · 5 min read ·Culture & Media

Gold Medal Culture War

Team USA swept Olympic hockey gold. Then a locker room phone call turned it into a political flashpoint.

Feb 25 · 4 min read ·Culture & Media

The Louvre's Breaking Point

Laurence des Cars stepped down after eight minutes of chaos. The question is what made the Louvre ungovernable.

Feb 25 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

When the Franchise Goes Procedural

Yellowstone's quietest Dutton gets his own show. The franchise is betting on something very different.

Feb 23 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

The Good Asian

Alysa Liu won gold. Then America turned her into a loyalty test.

Feb 23 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

Mamdani's Snow Day

NYC's socialist mayor handled his first blizzard. The reviews depend on what you were watching.

Feb 23 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

Mayor Rapaport Is Coming

Michael Rapaport says he's running for mayor of New York. The city he wants to save isn't sure it wants him.

Feb 23 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

They Let Us Burn

Spencer Pratt lost his home in the Palisades fire. Now he's running for mayor of Los Angeles.

Feb 23 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

The Best Player on the Worst Team

Jack Hughes won Olympic gold. His actual team didn't make the playoffs.

Feb 20 · 4 min read ·Culture & Media

A Prince, a Pedophile, and a Very Old Law

Andrew's arrest is historic. Whether it leads anywhere depends on who you ask.

Feb 19 · 3 min read ·Culture & Media

Castle Peak

Nine dead, and no consensus on who's to blame.

Feb 19 · 4 min read ·Culture & Media

The Weight of Two Countries

Eileen Gu won five Olympic medals for China. She was born in San Francisco. Both sides are angry about it.