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Why Pop Stars Rule the World and Movie Stars Hardly Matter
Today’s pop may be largely prefab, but it moves at the speed of digital.
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Today’s pop may be largely prefab, but it moves at the speed of digital.
2013 has not been a great year for Amandas.
This Week in Ryan Gosling Memes: Cereal.
Splitsville, kids. Splits. Ville.
Plus: Jennifer Love Hewitt denied saying that she'd insure her "ladies" for $5 million, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
"Like really. For real."
Classic boys who cry "satire."
She just dropped "Bow Down/I Been On."
Social media's effects have made it imperative for actresses to always feel accessible. Woe be unto Anne Hathaway for acting like a star.
Congratulations, fellas.
Enjoy?
Her acolytes toss out this term whenever her nudity comes under attack. But this isn't courage, it's savvy.
Does Chuck know?
Did a lady wear cat ears while standing next to Anne Hathaway?
"I do read everything. I read all the comments."
It's a wonder more famous people don't get into Chris Brown–Frank Ocean brawls over a space.
Aw, little swaggy.
"When I heard that I just really cracked up."
There's an "ugliness" and a "deadness."
For only $30,000.
To Alec Baldwin's Superman. What the what?
"Taylor Swift writes songs about everybody she goes out with, right?"
It's here!
Yelling is good television. And Nicki was provoked.
Based on her life.