Author: Michael

Shopping online comes with its fair share of challenges, and a big one is that you can’t truly know the quality of each luxe-looking dress in your cart — that’s where five-star ratings come in. Amazon shoppers have a lot to say about their favorite fashion finds, earning pieces bestseller status and giving Us insights into what’s really worth it. We’re reaping the benefits now more than ever since tons of options are currently on sale. We combed through Amazon’s fashion bestsellers and landed on these 15 boutique-worthy dresses that are loved by stylish people and are on discount ahead…

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“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 7 premiere notched the show’s biggest opener to date, TheWrap can reveal exclusively. The Season 7 debut, which premiered on Sept. 16, tallied 2.6 million total viewers across Bravo, Peacock and other panels in its opening week, according live-plus-seven-day multiplatform figures. When compared to the Season 6 premiere in fall 2025, “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 7 saw a 23% increase in cross-platform viewership. That ratings rise was specifically fueled by a 44% increase of viewing on Peacock. The influx of viewing on Peacock boosted the Season 7 premiere…

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At the turn of the century the Sci Fi Channel started producing original films with kitschy titles like “Mansquito,” “Dinocroc vs. Supergator” and “Frankenfish.” Most of these movies were not, by conventional standards, good. But the majority had an old-fashioned charm that harkened back to the B-movies of the 1950s, an era when anxieties about unchecked scientific advancement inspired low-budget filmmakers to produce movies about giant mantises, giant gila monsters, and — of course — giant shrews. None of those mutations were ever going to happen, of course, but if B-movie filmmakers made movies about plausible scenarios, like dying slowly…

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Florence Pugh had her recent post calling out Cornell over the resurfaced sexual assault case involving seven fraternity members censored by Instagram. While talking on “The View” Wednesday, host Sara Haines asked the “East of Eden” star about her comment at the beginning of the week after news about the sexual assault case at Cornell resurfaced. Pugh was glad she had the platform to give reach to her message despite the fact that Instagram censored her post. “Rape is something that lives,” Pugh said. “The fear of it lives in our bodies, and when stories like this come out and…

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