Bustle

With basketball comedy Running Point, the eternal A-lister is taking her one-in-a-zillion magic to Netflix. For Kate? It’s nothing but net.

With Alex Cooper’s backing, the comedian and former Barstool Sports star has a brand-new podcast. But she’s nobody’s sidekick.

She’s got a 20-plus year career, a swoon-worthy home life, and dance moves that still defy gravity. How’d she do it? “I’m always reaching for the next step.”

For twenty years, he's been TV's quintessential California dude. Now, at 41, a new competition show may be his chance at finally leveling up.

Could Bachelor-star-turned-relationship-expert Nick Viall and his wife and co-host, Natalie Joy, actually be the perfect couple? They sure think so.

The Disney alum and star of The Last Showgirl almost left acting behind to raise her family. Hollywood — and fiancé Macaulay Culkin — knew she had more to give.

She has a history of speaking dreams into existence and the CV to back it up. What can’t she do?

As she enters her 40s, Kardashian is reclaiming her confidence and tackling work with renewed purpose: “I got really insecure about doing anything on my own.”

A pair of dark, twisted roles in the Ryan Murphy universe have made him a TikTok heartthrob. He doesn’t mind.

The stars of We Live in Time say making their new A24 tearjerker made them rethink everything: “It definitely gave me the kick up the ass.”

As Outer Banks returns for Season 4, Netflix’s YA juggernaut is served by, and serving, the dogged actor.

The star of Industry and Joker: Folie à Deux takes love stories seriously — even the f*cked up ones.

In Three Women, the actor digs into the mess of sex and gender in America. Off the clock? She’s touching grass.

The former Vanderpump Rules star spent her 20s baring all for Bravo. Now, in her new book, she’s sharing the struggles the cameras didn’t see — and plotting her return to reality TV.

The Uncommon James founder and erstwhile reality TV star is already planning her exit from public life.

Her characters are famous for handling messy situations, often through sheer force of will. Can that approach succeed in real life?