Author: Michael
You may not know it, but Prime Video is about to lose dozens of great movies and TV shows in the next few days. Watch With Us has its finger on the streaming pulse, and we’ve curated a list of everything leaving Amazon’s subscription service at the end of September. From classics featuring Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman to modern-day hits starring Reese Witherspoon, Sean Penn, Colin Farrell, Matt Damon and more, these films and series are worth finding the time for before they leave Prime Video forever — or at least for a little while. September 29 Bring It…
Zara’s clothes have a way of making even the simplest outfit look polished. From tailored trousers and structured denim to pretty blouses and polished knitwear, the retailer has a knack for elevated pieces that make a wardrobe feel more expensive. But if your fall shopping budget doesn’t quite have room for a full Zara haul, don’t worry. Walmart has plenty of finds that deliver a similar rich-mom fashion feel — and they start at just $7. We rounded up 13 Walmart fashion finds that look far pricier than their tags suggest, including a denim corset top, a cropped sweater jacket…
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins reported that television clips and a ‘Politico’ graphic angered the president while several key advisers were away from the White House.
Sharon Stone’s friends are ‘lining up’ to set her up on dates after her celibacy admission, a source said.
D-O-Double-G is gearing up for MTV. Snoop Dogg is hosting the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards live from Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater Sept. 27. And if you need a reminder on who’s nominated this year,…
Maren Morris is sharing photos from her healing journey.
Among the featured books are also the memoirs of a Medellín drug cartel founder and Che Guevara’s first wife, plus a graphic novel by the creator of the opening title design for ‘Only Murders in the Building.’
“What’s the matter? I have to be a witch, I have to be a mortal, I have to be a teenager and I have to be a girl all at the same time. That’s what’s the matter.” It’s not often that an actor lands…
There were plenty of NBA Finals jokes to go around when Jalen Brunson’s New York Knicks teammates crashed his Saturday Night Live season 52 premiere monologue. “Tonight, I’m going to approach hosting [SNL] the same way as I approached the Knicks’ Finals games,” Brunson, 30, vowed on stage in Studio 8H on Saturday, September 26. “The first three-quarters of the show are going to be god awful, the last sketch is going to be amazing.” The point guard was soon interrupted by Knicks teammates Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, and Josh Hart asking questions from the studio audience. Brunson…