Taylor and Travis Are Happy. Why Does That Make People So Mad?

Travis Kelce finally talked about his wedding to Taylor Swift this week, more than a month after the two of them got married at Madison Square Garden in front of about 1,100 people. At a press conference this week he called it “the best night of my life,” joked that the AC was cranking the …

Nobody Actually Quits to “Spend More Time With Family”

Karoline Leavitt announced this week that she’s stepping down as White House press secretary at the end of the month, and the reason she gave was that she wants to spend more time with her kids. Fine. Maybe that’s true. But I’ve heard this exact line so many times from so many people leaving so …

Hollywood Can’t Keep a Secret and I Kind of Love It

Somebody supposedly told their friends they landed the role of James Bond, and within a week the whole internet knew about it. That’s the state of Hollywood secrecy in 2026: a studio spends years running a shadowy, code-named casting search, flying actors in for hush-hush screen tests, making everyone sign NDAs thicker than the actual …

Everyone’s Wearing a Camera Now and Nobody Asked Me

Somebody at a coffee shop pointed their face at me last week and I genuinely could not tell if they were about to say hi or upload me to the internet. That’s the world we live in now. Smart glasses are everywhere, they look like regular sunglasses, and there is a real chance the person …

Return-to-Office Is Back, But Apparently It Skipped Half the Office

Remember when “return to office” meant everybody, badge and all, trudging back to the same beige building at the same ungodly hour? Turns out that memo got read selectively. New data making the rounds this week shows the RTO wave has been quietly lopsided: more men are being pulled back into the office than women, …

“Draft Day 2” – A Follow Up Story to the 2014 Movie

The season after Sonny Weaver Jr.’s bold draft-day gamble begins with something Cleveland hasn’t felt in years: expectation. Training camp is electric. Vontae Mack—the linebacker Sonny fought so hard to draft—quickly becomes the emotional core of the defense. His presence elevates everyone around him. On offense, Ray Jennings establishes himself as the team’s identity: a …