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We also spoke with Ali about writing for the Emmy Award-winning talk show and recent emoji trends.

“The Comeback” decries false sitcom sentimentality, and then reduces us to tears anyway.

We'll feature one of your favorites in its very own post next month.

Our August Ministry Book Club pick: “The Story of Your Life: How Social Media Shapes the Way We Experience Everything," by Kathryn Jezer-Morton.

We're celebrating our two-year anniversary—and would love your help!

On marking America's 250th anniversary with a Bruce Springsteen cover band—in Sweden.

"Who's That Girl: The Untold, Definitive History of 'New Girl'" is our July Book Club pick.
What I learned from watching stars prank each other on ELLE's "Phoning It in."

The 'Legally Blonde' prequel gets it kinda right, the latest 'Star Wars' movie gets it wrong, and the Muppets remain the gold standard.

The new "Legally Blonde" TV prequel has the title character attending high school in Seattle, which doesn't totally track with the movies. Does it matter...or is it the way forward?

The second half of our list, from "Gladiator" to "KPop Demon Hunters."