American Horror Story Edward Mordrake, Part 2 Season 4 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » American Horror Story Edward Mordrake, Part 2 Season 4 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » I have a sneaking suspicion that thousands of American Horror Story fans are going to run out this morning and go to Jo-Ann Fabric, Michael’s Craft Store, and whatever shoe store is next to them in the mini-mall so that they can buy some lace, hot-glue-gun it to a mask, and then shine their knee-high boots.

As a very wise Twitter user named @maplecocaine once said, “Each day on Twitter there is one main character. The goal is never to be it.” On Monday, an obscure character actor named Patrick Wilson was Twitter’s main character, and, much like when he actually plays a main character, the rules simply don’t apply to him like they apply to other people. The Golden Globe– and Emmy-nominated star started trending during the day when user @Skoog said of Wilson’s many varied roles: “the mf really said i’m gonna be in a million movies but absolutely refuse to be famous.

Spanish filmmakers — particularly those with a horror background — seem to be having a Stateside mini-moment in these early stages of 2018. This weekend, screenwriter Sergio G. Sánchez’s directorial debut, the eerie Marrowbone, hits theaters. It’s the story of a family down on its luck and battling both ghosts and serial murderers. Earlier this year, Paco Plaza’s possession piece Veronica made a splash when it premiered on Netflix, and the J.

Solange. Before we get to hear one of the best songs on Solange’s new album, When I Get Home, the artist sets her terms: “Fuck these ho ass niggas,” a voice declares. (Let me go on the record here: yes.) “They all be talkin’, they all be sayin’ shit.” Another clearer voice clarifies: “Do nothing without intention.” It’s a refrain my own mom has repeated — sometimes with tenderness, and sometimes to scold me — often: Everything matters; everything should mean something.

Laurel has gone through a lot in three seasons of Arrow: the deaths of her sister and her boyfriend, addiction, constantly being taken hostage by bad guys. The whole time, actress Katie Cassidy knew that eventually she’d be suiting up to play the Black Canary. While being a hero hasn’t exactly gone smoothly either (the first time she tried to fight a bad guy, she ended up in the hospital), last week she helped save the city!

Sundance 2023 Presented by Sundance 2023 Presented by In Park City, Utah, at the first in-person Sundance Film Festival since 2020, you could go be devastated by the Cynthia Erivo–Alia Shawkat film Drift, about an impoverished refugee, then fête it in a lounge at an after-party sponsored by Chase Sapphire. Sundance has always been half about the movies and half about the atmosphere surrounding them. Strangers talk to you in line for coffee or for a panel.

The late-night host makes a quarantine comeback, with an assist from his wife and kids. Jimmy Fallon with wife Nancy and their kids at home on Sunday, April 5. Photo: Courtesy of Jimmy Fallon Jimmy Fallon with wife Nancy and their kids at home on Sunday, April 5. This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly.

Musical supergroups tend to be inevitably disappointing. Sometimes throwing a bunch of great artists together doesn’t result in great music. Personalities clash, styles don’t blend, and monumentally high expectations are dashed. Not so in the case of Boygenius, the supergroup (maybe the problem is expectations inherent in the word itself?) made up of Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker, and Phoebe Bridgers. In recent years, all three artists have released some of the best works of their still-young careers.

Jane Fonda. When we first see Jane Fonda around 90 minutes into Paolo Sorrentino’s new film Youth, she’s standing with a hand on her perfectly arched hip, staring at an artwork on the wall and calling it a piece of shit. “Human beings really know how to be pathetic when they want to be,” she spits at no one in particular. She then examines her lipstick in a knife.

Pop, pop, guess who, bitch? It’s Cardi B! She doesn’t give a shit that you’re maybe giving her shit for that strip-club-fight court drama, so here’s her new Press music video to tell y’all how she’s really feeling. She’s making out with hot chicks. She’s going au naturel and leading an army of very naked chicks! Oh, yeah, and, uh, she’s also murdering a bunch of people and winds up in jail?