I wish every celebrity were as gloriously unfiltered and rude as Brian Cox. Hollywood would be a lot more exciting instead of the navel-gazing snoozefest it’s become. In interviews, the vicious “Succession” star goes to town cruelly slagging off co-workers, other actors and directors. Anybody really. Without fail, the 79-year-old speaks his combative, brutal mind. … Read more
Seasoned beer drinkers might have a frosty reception to the hail ale trend — but open-minded imbibers are cool with iced brews. Gen Z has seemingly cornered the market on oddball food trends, from dry yogurt to ketchup-slathered Kit-Kat bars. Now, culinarily quirky zoomers are dividing social media users with another gastronomic taboo — putting … Read more
Noah Lamanna may have only made a brief appearance on “The Last of Us,” but their character, Kat, had a profound influence on Ellie (Bella Ramsey). During Sunday’s flashback episode, Joel (Pedro Pascal) catches Ellie and Kat in Ellie’s bedroom on her 17th birthday. The pair are doing drugs and Kat, who is 19, has … Read more
Pickles are kind of a big dill. November 14 is National Pickle Day, and one pickle brand is making sure the beloved briny snack is integrated into every nook and cranny of our lives. In honor of the foodie holiday, Grillo’s Pickles has teamed up with Boka to launch a limited-edition Cucumber Dill Pickle flavored … Read more
Sorry, millennials — Gen Z is trying to replace avocado toast with “tomato ice toast.” And some say they’re trying too hard to be cool. Gen Z TikTokkers have stunned viewers with their latest controversial concoctions using shaved, frozen vegetables to make savory granitas. Granita — a simple shaved ice — has long been enjoyed … Read more
When I interviewed Usher on Wednesday, I asked him if R&B had fallen off since he was one of the biggest stars of the genre in the late ’90s and ’00s. “I don’t think that R&B is not what it used to be,” he responded. “I think that there’s not enough platforms for R&B to … Read more
In promoting her new memoir “Love, Pamela” and the accompanying Netflix doc, “Pamela: a Love Story,” it would have been easy for Pamela Anderson to cast herself as Hollywood’s most coveted role: victim. How refreshing it is, then, that the Gen X bombshell has the fortitude to reject the poor-me trope. “I’m not a victim, … Read more