The Potomac wives enter the season on their best behavior — but can’t even make it through the premiere before shattering their shaky truce.

Kelly Clarkson is in the middle of social media beef over a bird. A bird automata named Molly that she wanted to purchase. She claims the store in which Molly resides did a ‘Pretty Woman’ to her and missed a big sale. Huge.

This weekend, audiences wanted to be scared by fiction, not real life. ‘Other Mommy’ topped the box office, while ‘The Social Reckoning’ debuted in fifth place wiht $5.5 mil.

Last night Shane Gillis joined the esteemed company of Charles Rocket, Jenny Slate, and Kristen Stewart, as someone who said the f-word on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ He apologized for his slip during goodnights.

Shane Gillis’s sensibilities still don’t quite mesh with SNL’s, but he and the cast manage to pull together a solid episode. Rosalia is the musical guest.

Michelle Yeoh, Hunter Schaefer, and creator Silka Luisa delve into the ‘hot, sticky, chaotic’ birth of Blade Runner 2099 at NYCC 2026.

William Shatner tells Ben Stiller he doesn’t need to look back at ‘Star Trek’ at a New York Comic Con panel.

Ella Langley canceled her show last night because of safety concerns. She wrote, ‘Due to a serious security threat involving the safety of my fans, the venue staff, and my team, the incredibly difficult decision was made to cancel tonight’s show.’

Scarlett Johansson has the supernatural after her in Mike Flanagan’s next horror film, ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’.

The trippy second season of the Adult Swim’s ‘Common Side Effects’ isn’t going to give you any easy answers. “I’m a big believer in not holding the audience’s hand,” says co-creator Steve Hely. “You don’t have to spell things out for them.”

“I think I might do a season of True Detective. That’s okay that I’m the first to announce that, right?,’ Nic Cage teased at NYCC.

The Violent Night 2 NYCC panel got into some very weird Santa lore, like how Santa got all this tattoos.

There was a lot of horror and a lot of internet culture at the BlumFest panel during New York Comic Con. Here are the highlights.

Cathy in John Steinbeck’s novel ‘East of Eden’ is one of the most memorable monstrous villains in American literature. But Zoe Kazan’s adaptation complicates this depiction. Our critics discuss.

Ryan J. Haddad’s affectionate play ‘Good Time Charlie,’ now at the Public Theater, is about the generational transfer of gay lore.

Instagram doesn’t know why the app is suggesting you soundtrack your every story to ‘Higher’ by Creed, but they’re working on making it stop.

Dua Lipa reportedly ate a hot dog for the first time at October 7’s Yankees-Rays game. But how could that possibly be true? Vulture went back six years through the archives in search of a stray dog.

‘Going independent, everything’s in our hands,’ the Tiny Chef co-creators said at NYCC about their next moves, including a TV show.

Martin Freeman will be the ‘voice’ of Gromit in the audiobook of the Claymation dog’s memoir. You know who wouldn’t trifle with such nonsense? Teller.

‘Pretty Little Liars’ actor Keegan Allen posted a video to his Instagram with blood running down his face and neck.