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Our picks for the year's must-have, must-hear music. → Read More
Not all peanut butter tastes the same. → Read More
The popular true-crime podcast is most interesting when it begins to explore the lives of isolated gay men. → Read More
Nitro cold brew coffee is on the rise: here's what it is and why it's here to stay. → Read More
In a new monthly column, we catch up on the year's noteworthy poetry. → Read More
The first music video broadcast on MTV, which launched in 1981, was "Video Killed the Radio Star." The second was Pat Benatar's "You Better Run." In the performance video, Benatar struts in front of her backing band of goofy men while posing hard and threateningly in the direction of some off-scre... → Read More
Maybe Bernie Sanders has finally gone too far. While Hillary Clinton has long been lambasted for trying to appeal to young voters, Bernie has been applauded for the way he's courted bands such as Vampire Weekend and Grizzly Bear. → Read More
Idris Elba might not be best known for his work on Luther, but it's work that has certainly jumpstarted and buoyed his career. That show is ongoing, but word's come in that he might take on yet another series, this time one that's a collaboration between Showtime and Sky. → Read More
Director Antoine Fuqua is best known for his gritty work behind the lens of films like Training Day and Olympus Has Fallen, though he has strayed from his guns and bombs formula before (King Arthur). → Read More
Here at Flavorwire, we pride ourselves on not only writing some of the best content on the internet, but keeping an eye on all of the great writing that other folks on the ‘net are doing, too. → Read More
For weeks now politicians and musicians have been boycotting the states of Mississippi and North Carolina because of controversial anti-LGBT laws that were passed in the name of religious rights. → Read More
Every year, it seems Robert De Niro tests his fans. First, he made Meet the Parents and its subsequent sequels. Then, he did Last Vegas, and The Intern, and, most recently, Dirty Grandpa. → Read More
Savages are a pretty hardcore band from England, and they make music that is spare, thrilling, and filled with dark hope. They also wear only black. Ellen DeGeneres is a legendary comedian and lover of animals who hosts a talk show that is best known for forcing people to dance and hosting internet-... → Read More
Willem Dafoe is such a great, underutilized actor, right? That forehead, those teeth, those eyes, that grin. Such a good villain, such a good gay cop, such a good Green Goblin, such a good Charlotte Gainsbourg tormentor, such a good Wes Anderson character. → Read More
Pat Boone was born in 1934, but he's still hip to the times. Sure, he might not be whitewashing music like he was back in the '50s, but he's still keeping it real by acting and appearing in films like Boonville Redemption (?) and God's Not Dead 2. → Read More
Today is the New York Primary, so here's a little bit of political entertainment. There's plenty to be said about what Bernie Sanders can and can't do based on his very long track record, but most of what Hillary Clinton and the Republicans have been saying boils down to: Bernie shouldn't be Presid... → Read More
Musical supergroups trend toward lackluster, and are often better for serving the vanity of their members than for providing fans with any real, substantive music. So far, that's not true of case/lang/veirs, the new band from Neko Case, k.d. lang, and Laura Veirs. → Read More
You might not recognize the name, but Sturgill Simpson is one of the most exciting acts in country music right now. It makes perfect sense, then, that last night on the Late Show, he and Stephen Colbert decided to write a song called "No Shirts, No Shoes, No Knuckleheads" for the Waffle House. → Read More
Doris Roberts, who starred as Marie Barone in Everybody Loves Raymond and Mildred Krebs on Remington Steele, passed away Sunday in Los Angeles. She died of natural causes in her sleep. She was 90 years old. → Read More
Here at Flavorwire, we pride ourselves on not only writing some of the best content on the internet, but keeping an eye on all of the great writing that other folks on the ‘net are doing, too. → Read More