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recap Jan. 20, 2022

And Just Like That … Miranda Blows Up Her Life, AgainAt least Harry doesn’t have penis cancer.

By Viviana Olen and Matt Harkins
recap Jan. 11, 2022

An Attempt to Explain Why All These Bachelor Blondes Are FightingYou get a villain edit! And you get a villain edit!

By Allie Jones
recap Jan. 6, 2022

And Just Like That … We’re Still Thinking About CheEven if Charlotte doesn’t think Miranda is progressive enough for her obsessive masturbation fantasies.

By Viviana Olen and Matt Harkins
recap Jan. 4, 2022

The Thrill of Watching a Bachelor Contestant Admit ‘I Hate Him’Welcome to the history books, Claire, spray tanner.

By Allie Jones
recap Dec. 30, 2021

And Just Like That … Samantha Is Back-ishIf only she knew about Carrie wetting the bed.

By Viviana Olen and Matt Harkins
recap Dec. 23, 2021

And Just Like That … Carrie Is Smoking AgainA lesson from this week’s episode: Don’t invite Charlotte over for dinner.

By Viviana Olen and Matt Harkins
boss babies Dec. 6, 2021

Kendall Roy’s Assistant Just Wants to Save HimSuccession star Juliana Canfield is the woman behind the trainwreck.

By Kaitlin Menza
xoxo Nov. 11, 2021

New York’s Most Terrifying Rich Kids Are BackAnd from the looks of the new Gossip Girl trailer, they’re hotter than ever.

By Brooke LaMantia
emmys 2021 Sept. 19, 2021

The Most ‘That Man’ Moment of the NightThere’s gotta be one at every Emmys, I guess.

By Mia Mercado
Aug. 1, 2016

There’s Now a Dating Show in Which People Judge Each Other’s Naked BodiesSuddenly, Tinder is looking pretty great.

By Lizzy Halberstadt and Cait Munro
fake it till you make it June 6, 2016

Just Like Trump, I Was My Own Fake PublicistAnd I don’t regret a thing.

By Jennifer Hoffman
girls talk Apr. 15, 2016

It’s Okay to Be a Shoshanna In season five, Shosh suddenly became Girls’ most likable and functional character.

By Anna Silman
slut-shaming July 30, 2014

A Fox News Anchor Called the Bachelorette a Slut on AirHere’s what actual slut-shaming looks like.

By Allison P. Davis