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Don’t Believe YouTube’s Emmy Hype

A win for SubwayTakes would not be what it seems. By Nicholas Quah

album review

Katseye Is a Baffling Success

Despite lacking a consistent lineup, sound, or image, the girl group is bigger than ever. By Craig Jenkins

movie review

There’s a Good Reason They Keep Making More Insidious Movies

Insidious: Out of the Further understands that these horror films live or die by how creatively they handle the series’ central premise. By Bilge Ebiri

quality time

What Jake Lacy Watches (and Reads) With His Sons

The Furious star could not abide his kids becoming Yankees fans. By Jake Lacy and Marah Eakin

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investigations 8/23/2026

The Hayden Panettiere Story Keeps Getting More Complicated Here’s everything we know so far.
box office report card 8/23/2026

Insidious Couldn’t Go Further Than Spider-Man Spider-Man 4 (or 11, depending on how you count) beat Insidious 6 at the box office this weekend.
pure cinema 8/23/2026

Spooky Summer Enters the Big Brother House Now do Backrooms!
vulture games 8/23/2026

Cinematrix No. 880: August 23, 2026 Can you name a Rachel Weisz movie with a one- or two-word title?
mergers and acquisitions 8/22/2026

Mark Ruffalo Calls Paramount’s Response to Him ‘Dishonest’ The studio said Ruffalo’s criticism of the Paramount-WB merger was “antisemitic.”
stealing time 8/22/2026

National Treasure 3 Is ‘Hollywood Real’ Director Jon Turteltaub confirms a third film “is happening.”
vulture games 8/22/2026

Cinematrix No. 879: August 22, 2026 Can you name an Oscar-nominated movie starring Gregory Peck?
all according to plan 8/21/2026

Checking In on the DCU’s 10-Year Plan Waller is out; the Jimmy Olsen mockumentary series is in.
coming soon 8/21/2026

American Vandal Is Getting a Really Weird Third Season If I had a nickel for every time Jimmy Tatro starred in a true crime mockumentary…
shah-mazing news 8/21/2026

Former Housewife’s House Arrest Ending Next Week It’s the last chunk Jen Shah will serve of her 2022 sentence for fraud conviction.
kachowmaxxing 8/21/2026

Sheryl Crow Wrote an Entire Album for Lightning McQueen What the hell, sure.
last night on late night 8/21/2026

Did You Know Donald Trump Doesn’t Like Rosie O’Donnell? Jimmy Kimmel Live!’s most loyal viewer weighed in on the latest guest host.
vulture politics 8/21/2026

The Mayor of Los Angeles Likes the Warnermount Merger Now She joins Governor Gavin Newsom in calling for both sides to negotiate.
the sussexes 8/21/2026

Meghan Markle May Sparkle Onscreen Again Get her back in a suit.

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overnights 8/23/2026

The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip Recap: Big White Party Even among a group of legendarily egocentric housewives, Luann de Lesseps manages to steal the show.
overnights 8/23/2026

Lanterns Recap: Weekend at Jordan’s Despite being in the middle of investigating an alien conspiracy, Hal and John are awfully laid-back during their errands and side quests.
overnights 8/23/2026

Lioness Recap: Time’s Not On Our Side Another week of flashing forward and jumping back across the timeline is making for an increasingly disjointed, unsatisfying viewing experience.
overnights 8/21/2026

Silo Recap: The Big Dig Daniel and Helen find out the origins of the silo colony and why a billionaire would spend his fortune on preserving humanity.
overnights 8/21/2026

Project Runway Recap: Tech Test Six designers from Project Runway’s 21st season return to stir up drama and possibly outclass season 22’s remaining competitors.
overnights 8/20/2026

The Real Housewives of Orange County Recap: Ladies of the Canyon The ladies’ trip to the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas inspires them to pause their ongoing fights long enough to prove they can still be fun.
overnights 8/20/2026

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Recap: The One Where They All Turn Into Puppets The Enterprise crew turning into living puppets is not what T’Pring had in mind when she told Spock “No high jinks.”
overnights 8/19/2026

The Shards Recap: The Dead Dance The show forgets there is a serial killer at large and spends an ungodly amount of time watching hot people dance to ’80s music.
overnights 8/19/2026

Next Gen NYC Recap: Butternut Squash the Beef As the cast preps and bonds during their first Friendsgiving, the holiday season also brings plenty of family drama.
overnights 8/19/2026

Reacher Recap: Bringing a Knife to a Knife Fight Reacher’s allies and enemies keep on surprising him, much to his dismay.
overnights 8/19/2026

Ted Lasso Recap: Searching for Susan Boyle Ted and Alice bring in new recruits to help the team, but there are mounting issues off the pitch.
overnights 8/18/2026

The Real Housewives of London Recap: Great Scots! The wives are still negotiating what kinds of insults are in bounds and what constitutes a low blow during their fights.
overnights 8/17/2026

Below Deck Mediterranean Recap: An Offer You Can’t Refuse This week’s guests are on a personal mission to put Joy through the charter from hell.
overnights 8/17/2026

Furious Recap: Eyes on the Subject It’s not surprising that Alice and Catherine would form such a fast, uneasy bond.

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Criticism-feed

album review 8/21/2026

Katseye Is a Baffling Success Despite lacking a consistent lineup, sound, or image, the girl group is bigger than ever.
movie review 8/21/2026

There’s a Good Reason They Keep Making More Insidious Movies Insidious: Out of the Further understands that these horror films live or die by how creatively they handle the series’ central premise.
movie review 8/21/2026

Jason Statham Rips a Guy’s Face Open With a Padlock in Mutiny Honestly, pretty innovative.
movie review 8/20/2026

Did You Know There’s a New Claire Denis Film Out? Starring Matt Dillon and Isaach de Bankolé, The Fence doesn’t deserve to disappear.
northern comfort 8/19/2026

This Summer, Everybody Wants to Go to the Cottage Sexy feelings by a Canadian lake are having a moment on TV.
movie review 8/14/2026

The Bend in the River Is a Poignant, Profound Look at a Changing World Director Robb Moss chronicles his friends’ lives from the glories of youth to the consolations of old age.
tv review 8/14/2026

Lanterns Is a Mess But at least it’s not dull.
album review 8/14/2026

Phoebe Bridgers Is More Vulnerable Than Ever Intense fame could’ve made the singer a more cautious writer, but her third album is as lacerating as her breakthrough.
movie review 8/14/2026

Matthew McConaughey’s First Movie in 6 Years Is Bananas in the Best Way The Rivals of Amziah King is a rural comedy, a musical, and an agricultural crime drama, and it’s pretty damn wonderful.
movie review 8/14/2026

Will Poulter Gets His Movie The British actor is one of those who has stood out in supporting parts for so long that it seems high time he got some meaty lead roles.
close read 8/14/2026

The Art of the Phone Call Scene Union County’s most beautiful sequence highlights the gorgeous honesty of just watching two people chat.
dynamic duos 8/13/2026

X-Men ’97 Just Isn’t the Same Without Him Absences are often impermanent on this show, something the third season would do well to take advantage of.
movie review 8/12/2026

I Can’t Believe The End of Oak Street Exists And it’s a great time! Anne Hathaway shoots a gun at a dinosaur!
theater review 8/11/2026

The Winter’s Tale Ambles Onstage, Accompanied (Briefly) by a Bear Daniel Sullivan’s Shakespeare in the Park production is smooth and well-executed but rarely urgent.

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Interview

Ariana Madix Tries to Communicate Telepathically With the Love Islanders By Jason P. Frank

The Real Housewives: Ultimate Girls Trip (S5/E3)

Big White Party Even among a group of legendarily egocentric housewives, Luann de Lesseps manages to steal the show.
Lanterns (S1/E2)

Weekend at Jordan’s Despite being in the middle of investigating an alien conspiracy, Hal and John are awfully laid-back during their errands and side quests.
Special Ops: Lioness (S2/E4)

Time’s Not On Our Side Another week of flashing forward and jumping back across the timeline is making for an increasingly disjointed, unsatisfying viewing experience.
Silo (S3/E8)

The Big Dig Daniel and Helen find out the origins of the silo colony and why a billionaire would spend his fortune on preserving humanity.
Project Runway (S22/E7)

Tech Test Six designers from Project Runway’s 21st season return to stir up drama and possibly outclass season 22’s remaining competitors.
The Real Housewives of Orange County (S20/E7)

Ladies of the Canyon The ladies’ trip to the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas inspires them to pause their ongoing fights long enough to prove they can still be fun.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (S4/E5)

The One Where They All Turn Into Puppets The Enterprise crew turning into living puppets is not what T’Pring had in mind when she told Spock “No high jinks.”
The Shards (S1/E5)

The Dead Dance The show forgets there is a serial killer at large and spends an ungodly amount of time watching hot people dance to ’80s music.
Next Gen NYC (S2/E9)

Butternut Squash the Beef As the cast preps and bonds during their first Friendsgiving, the holiday season also brings plenty of family drama.
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Streamliner

now streaming The 9 Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend Including another madcap trip with Conan “the Whitest Person Ever” O’Brien. By Savannah Salazar
now streaming The 7 Must-Watch Movies on Paramount+ This August Tuck in for a cozy movie night … maybe with a gripping horror movie set in a hurricane. By Brian Tallerico
the industry ‘Mountains of Garbage’: Netflix’s Biggest Problems in 2026 There’s been lots of kvetching about the world’s most popular paid streaming service. We discuss your sharpest critiques. By Josef Adalian
streamliner Is Peacock’s Latest Price Hike an Overreach? It is, for now, the most expensive major streamer in the U.S. as far as basic ad-supported tiers go. By Josef Adalian

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Features

the industry ‘Mountains of Garbage’: Netflix’s Biggest Problems in 2026 There’s been lots of kvetching about the world’s most popular paid streaming service. We discuss your sharpest critiques. By Josef Adalian
in session Billy Idol’s Idol “Rebel Yell,” Live Aid, Michael Jackson: Steve Stevens has stories. By Devon Ivie
movie review Jason Statham Rips a Guy’s Face Open With a Padlock in Mutiny Honestly, pretty innovative. By Alison Willmore

Movies

box office report card

Insidious Couldn’t Go Further Than Spider-Man

Spider-Man 4 (or 11, depending on how you count) beat Insidious 6 at the box office this weekend. By Bethy Squires

pure cinema Spooky Summer Enters the Big Brother House Now do Backrooms! By Bethy Squires
stealing time National Treasure 3 Is ‘Hollywood Real’ Director Jon Turteltaub confirms a third film “is happening.” By Alejandra Gularte
all according to plan Checking In on the DCU’s 10-Year Plan Waller is out; the Jimmy Olsen mockumentary series is in. By Bethy Squires

vulture politics The Mayor of Los Angeles Likes the Warnermount Merger Now She joins Governor Gavin Newsom in calling for both sides to negotiate. By Bethy Squires
now streaming The 9 Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend Including another madcap trip with Conan “the Whitest Person Ever” O’Brien. By Savannah Salazar
now streaming The 7 Must-Watch Movies on Paramount+ This August Tuck in for a cozy movie night … maybe with a gripping horror movie set in a hurricane. By Brian Tallerico
movie review Jason Statham Rips a Guy’s Face Open With a Padlock in Mutiny Honestly, pretty innovative. By Alison Willmore
movie review Did You Know There’s a New Claire Denis Film Out? Starring Matt Dillon and Isaach de Bankolé, The Fence doesn’t deserve to disappear. By Bilge Ebiri

Movies

TV

coming soon

American Vandal Is Getting a Really Weird Third Season

If I had a nickel for every time Jimmy Tatro starred in a true crime mockumentary… By Bethy Squires

shah-mazing news Former Housewife’s House Arrest Ending Next Week It’s the last chunk Jen Shah will serve of her 2022 sentence for fraud conviction. By Bethy Squires
kachowmaxxing Sheryl Crow Wrote an Entire Album for Lightning McQueen What the hell, sure. By Devon Ivie
last night on late night Did You Know Donald Trump Doesn’t Like Rosie O’Donnell? Jimmy Kimmel Live!’s most loyal viewer weighed in on the latest guest host. By Bethy Squires
the sussexes Meghan Markle May Sparkle Onscreen Again Get her back in a suit. By Jason P. Frank

chat room
Ariana Madix Tries to Communicate Telepathically With the Love Islanders “The poker face is working because I don’t think they’ve got it yet,” says the Emmy-nominated Love Island USA host. By Jason P. Frank

i finna be in the pitt HBO Max Is Already Teasing a New Season of The Pitt Dr. Robby is back at the hospital and on your TV. By Jason P. Frank
ballroom news Julia Stiles Saved the Last Dance for ABC She’s joining the cast of Dancing With the Stars. By Jason P. Frank
rip p4l A Pogue’s Guide to Grieving Outer Banks’s Final Season Maybe the real treasure was the friends we watched repeatedly cheat death along the way. By Maggie Fremont
q&a Eric Goode Knows He’s Complicit in Monsters of God The Tiger King and Chimp Crazy director turns his lens on the the global reptile-smuggling trade By Lane Brown

Music

in session

Billy Idol’s Idol

“Rebel Yell,” Live Aid, Michael Jackson: Steve Stevens has stories. By Devon Ivie

music history Don’t Approach Brandon Flowers at the Urinal Unless You’re in New Order “He pulled up next to me to my right and started singing ‘Somebody Told Me.’” By Devon Ivie
you’re so… Carly Simon Isn’t Sure She Ever Loved Sweet Baby James A song from Simon’s new album is her version of an ex-husband mea culpa: “Maybe it’s best to bury whatever it was we had our fill of.” By Devon Ivie
a long talk Roland Orzabal Wanted Fame, Fortune, and Therapy How Tears for Fears beat their “three-album act with one greatest-hits album” fate — and what’s next for the band. By Devon Ivie

rip Frank Beard, ZZ Top’s Beardless Drummer, Dead at 77 “The world lost one of the most naturally innovative drummers and a great and true son of Texas.” By Alejandra Gularte
a long talk ‘Things Got a Little Complicated’ Brittany Howard on Alabama Shakes’s near-decade hiatus and embracing imperfection on their new album. By Craig Jenkins
women! Troye Sivan Takes Brave Stance of Gagging for Nicole Kidman in New Music Video It’s called ‘She’s the Best’ because she’s the best. Are you starting to get it now? By Rebecca Alter
album review Phoebe Bridgers Is More Vulnerable Than Ever Intense fame could’ve made the singer a more cautious writer, but her third album is as lacerating as her breakthrough. By Craig Jenkins
secondary colors Ritchie Blackmore Totally Smoked His Deep Purple Reunion The band’s estranged co-founder, who hadn’t “played rock music in 25 years,” performed the song with the riff. By Devon Ivie

Music

Comedy

last night on late night

How Seth Meyers Spent His Summer Vacation

Launching A Closer Look: Out of Office, for starters. By Bethy Squires

last night on late night God, It Feels Good to Have Rosie O’Donnell Back Her guest-host spot on Jimmy Kimmel Live! felt like a warm hug. By Jason P. Frank
shade Law Roach Releases Pettiness for Prettiness “Holding grudges makes you ugly.” By Jason P. Frank
this week in late night This Week in Late Night Isn’t Like Other Girls Featuring Ainsley Bailey on The Tonight Show, excellent spon-con from Guillermo on Kimmel, and John Oliver listing America’s people. By Bethy Squires

rip All That Actress Christy Knowings Dead at 46 Her co-star Kenan Thompson says her death “hit hard.” By Alejandra Gularte
a long talk Cat Cohen Needs People to Tell Her She’s Crazy She levels up with her new Off Broadway show, Broad Strokes: “I’m thrilled, but I want so much more.” By Jason P. Frank
trailer mix The Paper Returns for Another Season of Scoops Romance and tornadoes take center stage in the season two trailer premiere. By Fran Hoepfner
encounter John Wilson Can’t Fake This He ended his beloved HBO docuseries and started making a movie about the terrors of concrete. Then a building in NYC started to collapse. By Fran Hoepfner
vulture parents A Parent’s Guide to Jackass Much of Jackass is perfectly engineered for 12-year-olds, but it does get a little gnarly. Here are 10 stunts you can safely(ish) watch together. By Will Leitch and Tim Grierson

Comedy

Theater

stage whisperer

Into the Woods

A caravan of Broadway stars found themselves in upstate New York for a weekend of musical theater outdoors. What could go wrong? By Julia Edelstein

musical the-a-ter All-Star 10 Things I Hate About You Musical Aims for Broadway Lena Dunham and Carly Rae Jepsen’s collaboration is set to premiere one year from now. By Jason P. Frank
theater review The Winter’s Tale Ambles Onstage, Accompanied (Briefly) by a Bear Daniel Sullivan’s Shakespeare in the Park production is smooth and well-executed but rarely urgent. By Sara Holdren
good news Ayo! Edebiri! Is! Snoopy! In the Encores! production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. By Jason P. Frank
way down hadestown Hadestown Recasts Its Hades Geno Segers is out after his controversial opinions about the LGBTQ community and women’s rights went viral. By Jason P. Frank

announcements
Introducing How to Watch, Read, and Love Shakespeare, by Sara Holdren Critic-director Sara Holdren’s guide to the greatest English playwright, from line to stage. By Sara Holdren

exclusive Bowen Yang Will Star in Oh, Mary! This Fall The SNL alum is the latest coup for the production, which has a knack for making savvy casting choices. By Jason P. Frank
west end Sunday in the Park With George Confirms Ariana Grande Will Be Recast “We know this cannot have been an easy decision, and she makes it with our complete understanding and support.” By Alejandra Gularte
ai music Boy George Departs Jesus Christ Superstar After AI-Generated Pro-Israel Song His manager, RHOBH’s Paul “PK” Kemsley, said “it was right to step aside, allowing the production to remain the focus.” By Jason P. Frank
stage whisperer New York City Has Javert Fever Eager superfans, a surprise Patti LuPone appearance, and questionable teddy bears: Les Misérables at Radio City has it all. By Fran Hoepfner

Theater

Books

books Here’s How Life of M Leads Back to Natalie Portman Two big dogs … actress living in Europe … By Fran Hoepfner
more maas The Next ACOTAR Installments Are Closer Than You Think Book six will be out by the end of this year. By Alejandra Gularte
book gossip How 20 Well-Read People Make Time for Books BJ Novak wishes he could read in an airplane chair at home, and Padma Lakshmi once listened to Giovanni’s Room while weight-training. By Jasmine Vojdani
best of 2026 The Best Books of the Year So Far 2026’s highlights include a trilogy-capping novel, a strange frenzy of short stories, and a brazenly painful memoir. By Emma Alpern and Jasmine Vojdani
must reads 6 New Books You Should Read This August A buzzy character study from Rachel Cusk, a thriller about time travel, and a shattering new novel from Chang-rae Lee. By Emma Alpern and Jasmine Vojdani

Books

Art

art Mary Heilmann, Troublemaker The naughty, vivid, touching paintings of the late artist gave abstraction a much-needed pulse. By Jerry Saltz
art What’s an Artist Worth? A wave of New York dealers are leaving galleries to start their own agencies with new ideas about how to build their clients’ careers. By Rachel Corbett
art What David Hockney Saw He leaves behind a way of looking that makes the world larger, brighter, stranger, and more alive. By Jerry Saltz
the art world How Pace Gallery Broke Itself The mega-gallery embraced a fantasy of endless growth and hype and the assumption that bigger means better. The consequences have arrived. By Jerry Saltz
neighborhood news Skinny-dipping in the Park Ryan McGinley’s first solo exhibit in New York in nearly a decade was shot all over the city. By Samuel Hine