The painter, writer, illustrator—and now dancer—on her creative evolution.

Shazad Latif and Manny Montana deliver a masterclass in the art of smoldering.

How did poop get cute? On this episode of Decoder Ring we trace the rise of cute poop from the original Japanese poop emoji to more modern poop toys which rely on the Youtube algorithm to get seen and sold.

And how Kate Winslet helped her write more nuanced villains.

An increasingly sordid documentary series about murder plots, charismatic big cat owners, and conning people out of zoos.

If you absolutely have to be indoors, might as well curl up with your fave Thirst Object, eh?

Three Trekkies spoil the newest installment in the sci-fi franchise.

Unresolved Sexual Tension is the key ingredient for onscreen sparks.

The psychological melodrama starring Bette Davis and Joan Crawford became legendary for its campiness.

How did the humble rubber duck become an icon of bath time?

Thirsty listeners get their time to shine.

Spoiling the eerily relevant pandemic film from 2011.

Spoiling Pixar’s comedic quest about brothers attempting to bring back the rest of their father.

Ashley Ford talks beards, beef, and Beast Mode.

The 1998 romantic comedy You've Got Mail starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan is about the brutal fight between an independent bookstore, The Shop Around the Corner, and Fox Books, an obvious Barnes & Noble stand-in.