Critics Called Euphoria ‘Boring’ and Fans Are Losing It
Euphoria Season 3 reviews landed Wednesday and the internet split immediately. Critics are calling it the show's worst season ever — and fans are not handling it well.
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Eric Dane Filmed These Scenes While Dying. Now We All Watch
Tonight's Euphoria Season 3 premiere brings something nobody expected: Eric Dane's final performance, filmed while battling ALS — and fans are still divided on what to feel.
The Gen Z vs Millennials Education Debate Is Exploding Online — And It’s Getting Ugly
Viral posts are reigniting the Gen Z education debate, with critics blaming smartphones, social media, and digital-first childhoods for changing how learning works.
CNN Declared Michael J. Fox Dead. He Was Very Much Not
CNN accidentally published Michael J. Fox's obituary while he was on stage doing press interviews. His rep had to confirm he was alive.
University Roasted After Galgotias University Robot Dog Clip Goes Viral At AI Summit
The Galgotias University robot dog moment was supposed to be a flex — but the internet says it was a buy-now robot with a new name. Now the summit drama is spiraling fast.
Sabrina Carpenter Called This Arab Tradition ‘Weird’
When Sabrina Carpenter paused her Coachella set and told a fan their cultural call was 'weird,' the fallout split the internet in two — and her apology made it messier.
Britney Spears Is in Rehab — and She Chose to Go
Britney Spears has voluntarily checked herself into a rehabilitation facility, confirmed today — weeks after her March DUI arrest and just as her fans were watching for next steps.
“Ketamine Queen” Sentenced to 15 Years in Matthew Perry Case
The woman federal prosecutors called the "Ketamine Queen" has been sentenced to 15 years for her alleged role in Matthew Perry's death. Here's where it stands.
Lil Tjay Walked Out of Jail and Started a Whole New War
Lil Tjay left jail, spotted cameras, and called Offset a "rat" on the spot. Offset had a response. The internet has been chaos ever since.
Diddy Argued Freak Offs Were Art. Judges Weren’t Sold.
Diddy's appeal took a wild turn in federal court Thursday. His lawyers argued the freak offs were protected art under the First Amendment. The judges were not convinced.