Longtime Activist Bill McKibben Responds to "Bad Journalist" Michael Moore
The filmmaker's new environmental doc, “Planet of the Humans,” has invited tons of controversy
Colson Whitehead, New York Times Among 2020 Pulitzer Prize Winners
It's Whitehead's second Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
Sylvester Stallone Announces "Demolition Man" Sequel in the Works
Not the Stallone sequel most people expected, but a welcome development nonetheless
YouTubers Tricked Carole Baskin Into Giving First Post-"Tiger King" Interview
Baskin thought she was being interviewed by Jimmy Fallon
Georgia Teens Can Skip the Driver’s License Road Test During Pandemic
The one instance where kids these days do have it easier
Condom Sales Are Down as Coronavirus Lockdowns Halt Hookups
Sex is on the decline, and so are condom sales
Amazon VP Resigns Over Whistleblower Firings, Calls Company “Chickenshit”
Tim Bray says staying on "would have meant signing off on actions I despised"
Report: NFL Will Cancel International Games Due to Pandemic
The NFL is calling off its annual games in London and Mexico City
Hall of Fame Coach Don Shula Dead at 90
No coach has won more games in NFL history than Shula
Some MLB Stars Will Earn More Than $200,000 Per Game When Season Starts
Mike Trout and Gerrit Cole are slated to earn $222,222 for each game of the 162-game season
OnlyFans Traffic Is Up Thanks to a Beyoncé Shoutout
Beyoncé has more influence in a single verse than most of us will have in our entire lives
Mitch Trubisky's Fifth-Year Option Declined by Chicago Bears
By declining the option, GM Ryan Pace eliminated any obligation to Trubisky past this season
Unheard Demo by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr Heads to Auction
The track was written for Starr's 1992 solo album
Remembering "Society," The Bizarre '80s Horror Flick Where the Rich Ate the Rich
Brian Yuzna's subversive take on old money vs. new money deserves a second look
"The Last Dance" Recap: The Dream Team, Jerry Seinfeld and MJ's Gambling
Plus an "exhausted" Jordan grows sick of the media scrutiny
In ESPN and SI's Absence, Indie Sports Magazines Are Thriving
The most in-depth coverage of your favorite sport is hiding at your local bookstore