Today on Hit Parade, we trace the multifarious history of the remix.

Dana Stevens and Heather Schwedel spoil Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson’s new rom-com.

Is racism in pornography fueled by the shame and silence of its audience?

The former GOP vice-presidential nominee was the same as ever during her libel trial against the New York Times.

The Tinder Swindler, Inventing Anna, and why we can’t get enough of scammer-tainment.

Neither users nor advertisers will stop trying to make everything into a medical symptom.

Former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores says racism is keeping him out of the league. Can he prove it?

Unpacking all the controversies at this year’s Games, from lack of diversity to climate change.

These two are into some bizarre conspiracy theories.

Trying to keep something out of people’s hands usually only makes them want it more.

In his children’s book Who Are Your People?, commentator Bakari Sellers delivers Black history, and gets targeted over Critical Race Theory.

Jeffery Bloomer, Sam Adams, and Josh Levin spoil Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett’s Scream.

From stalking to punishing women, can rom-coms escape their sometimes icky past?

The singer’s “baby bump” is pregnant with meaning (and a child).

Jamie Lynn Spears’ new book reignited their feud.

The second part of our deep dive on how Hall and Oates took a decade to find their sound, created their own ’80s genre and made their dreams come true.

From “Candyman” to “Get Out,” Black filmmakers are escaping “the sunken place” to lead a renaissance in horror.