Kathy Griffin has gone from the D-List to the No Fly List and back again. After bravely risking staining her blue pussy-bow blouse with ketchup during her infamous 2017 photo shoot, the comedian’s career imploded, and since then she’s been through hell. She was the subject of a monthslong federal investigation, battled an addiction to pills, attempted suicide, and was diagnosed with lung cancer, which resulted in losing half of her left lung — all of which contributed to a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Some of us haven’t been wearing much of anything around the house during our social distancing, just pulling on the closest T-shirt for Zoom calls. Then there’s Katy Perry, still over the top as ever. On April 26’s American Idol, the first remote episode of a competition show during the coronavirus pandemic, the judge wore a full-body hand-sanitizer outfit. No, that’s not a quarantine-induced hallucination. The bottle reads “American Idol: Instant Music Sanitizer,” with holes for Perry’s face and hands — and, yes, she wore it for the entire two-hour episode.

This review originally ran during the Sundance Film Festival. One of my favorite music videos is Michel Gondry’s piece for Björk’s 1997 single “Bachelorette,” which depicts the Icelandic pop star as the author of a book so big it eclipses her. She takes it to a publisher, it’s a hit, it’s mass-produced, and sooner or later the theater comes calling to adapt it. Björk goes to the premiere and watches the story we’ve just seen unfold onstage at a smaller, slightly more rinky-dink scale, all the way up to the point where, again, the theater comes calling and stage-Björk goes to the premiere of her play-within-a-play.

Today’s Kellyoke turned out to be a real hootenanny on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Clarkson tapped into her Texan roots, covering fellow Lone Star State icons the Chicks’ “Sin Wagon,” with fiddlin’ provided by her band, Y’all. In another seemingly pointed cover, she sings, “He pushed me ‘round / Now I’m drawin’ the line / He lived his life / Now I’m gonna go live mine.” Her cover of “Sin Wagon” joins the ranks alongside her impeccable cover of another Chicks song, “Cowboy Take Me Away.

Ahead of the 2020 Academy Awards, Vulture is revisiting the endings of this year’s Best Picture nominees. Ahead of the 2020 Academy Awards, Vulture is revisiting the endings of this year’s Best Picture nominees. This is a photo from the first act of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood that has been deliberately chosen to be as non-spoilery as possible. Warning: As the headline “Let’s Talk About the Ending of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” suggests, this article will address the conclusion of Quentin Tarantino’s latest film and thus contains spoilers.

Locke & Key Family Tree Season 1 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Locke & Key Family Tree Season 1 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » The Locke kids learn more about their dad in a most unusual way this episode, but it’s another chapter that feels a little bit like wheel-spinning to push us into the back of the season.

This tense, odd thriller mines the horror of ordinary people compelled to do terrible things — an unnerving reflection of modern anxieties. For at least one full hour, Osgood Perkins’s aggressively stylized Longlegs has the viewer fully in its twisted, tightening grasp. The film’s powerful effect isn’t just the result of expert jump scares — though it has a couple of those — or a creepy story line.

I’ve been incarcerated in New York State for 20 years straight, serving a 28-years-to-life sentence for murder and selling drugs. I’ve become an immersive journalist in the joint. I’ve also been married twice, meeting both wives from ads I placed on prison pen-pal websites. My first marriage lasted three years, 2012 to 2015. I broke it off because I didn’t feel the connection when we started conjugals — the visits officially called the Family Reunion Program and unofficially called “trailers,” which allow some incarcerated people to spend 48 hours with loved ones in a private module home within the prison.

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Lovecraft Country I Am. Season 1 Episode 7 Editor’s Rating 5 stars ***** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Lovecraft Country I Am. Season 1 Episode 7 Editor’s Rating 5 stars ***** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » The final half-hour of “I Am.” is everything I could ask for in a show like Lovecraft Country.