vulture reading room June 15, 2009 Vulture Reading Room Returns With And Then There᾿s This’New York’ book critic Sam Anderson has assembled an elite team of literati to discuss Bill Wasik’s ‘And Then There’s This.’ By Lane Brown ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK5705qerGeSnrmtedaaqqKjXw%3D%3D

Billie Eilish is sharing some Guitar Songs she wrote. The pop star surprise-released a two-track EP, including the song “TV,” which she previously debuted live in Manchester in June. “This is one we just wrote,” she told the crowd at the time, before singing a song that referenced the United States Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade and the Depp v. Heard trial. Eilish told Apple Music that she wrote the Roe line weeks before the Supreme Court’s decision came down as “a placeholder of doom.

Billions Hostis Humani Generis Season 6 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Billions Hostis Humani Generis Season 6 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Maybe it’s because I can’t stop watching The Gilded Age, but I’m starting to see a lot of similarities between its 1882 New York City intrigue and Billions’ 2022 version.

Blac Chyna. Blac Chyna told Good Morning America she feels “betrayed” by Rob Kardashian, who posted nude photos of her without her consent last week. The interview aired on Monday morning, the same day that Chyna’s lawyers plan to file a restraining order against Kardashian. It’s her first public comments since the incident. Per GMA: “I was devastated, of course. I’m like, how could somebody, like, post these pictures of me? And I’m like ‘Wow, okay.’ This is a person that I trusted.

Every once in a while, a celebrity comes along that has a distinctive “look,” a hair or a clothing style that, in time, comes to be associated with them. Think Diane Keaton and pantsuits, Anna Wintour and her bob, Isabella Blow and her hats, Kriss Kross and their backwards pants, Lisa “Left-Eye” Lopez and her condom glasses, and so on. And now: Blake Lively and her boobs. The 23-year-old Gossip Girl actress has been lauded for her long, blonde, charmingly wild hair, but the assets Lively flaunts most flamboyantly are not on her head: They’re on her chest.

Revenge ain’t so sweet. Did you think Gwen Stefani was the only one savvy enough to redirect her post-divorce anger into motivation for a new album? Nope. Her beau, Blake Shelton, is right there beside her, playing the same game, with an upcoming album and a new song of his own. Like Gwen’s “Used to Love You,” Blake’s new single takes a page of out of the jilted country songbook; it feigns heartache but is really all about revenge.

Bloodline Part 5 Season 1 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Bloodline Part 5 Season 1 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » RIP, Papa Ray. The death of a loved one will typically gut the status quo of any family — but this sentiment is especially true on Bloodline, a show in which everybody has secrets.

“Murphy overwhelms everyone, even himself, with his gift of gab. He wants the world to be a faster place…” Photo: New York Magazine Editor’s note: This review originally appeared in the December 10, 1984, issue of New York. We’re republishing it to mark the release of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F this week. Eddie Murphy is an example of democratic man stretched to his limits. Like many entertainers, he has an instinct for what the audience will embrace as the central response to any situation — he knows how to position himself at the center of our emotions so that we see ourselves in him.

When we walked into Blythe Danner’s suite in the Waldorf Astoria last week, we were greeted by an unexpected sight: Danner dozing gracefully in the hotel’s armchair, looking every inch a member of Hollywood royalty. “Vulture?” she asked. “Are you going to devour me?” Thus began our first-ever interview with a fully horizontal subject.“You’ll have to forgive me for not getting up,” she told us. “But I never tire of talking about this film.

On Friday night, Bob Dylan was honored by MusiCares, a charity that gives critical aid to musicians in need. Introduced by former president Jimmy Carter, Dylan took the stage and gave a long, 30-minute speech about his storied career. He thanked John Hammond, who signed him to Columbia Records when he was a “nobody,” and talked about the influence artists like Nina Simone, Jimi Hendrix, Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, and others had on him.