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Founded in 2007, Vulture is a New York-based outlet dedicated to entertainment and culture, aimed at offering a genuine and relatable experience for pop culture enthusiasts. The site initially focused on TV recaps and Hollywood news, but it has since evolved into a go-to resource for in-depth coverage of various media, including television, films, music, art, literature, theater, comedy, and podcasts. Vulture delivers its content with a blend of humor, thoughtful analysis, and praise for both noteworthy and lesser-known creators in the entertainment industry.

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‘Love Island USA’s Yulissa Escobar Leaves Island for Racism

16 hours ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Gone. Love Island USA cast member Yulissa Escobar left the show on just day two, June 4, after fans dug up clips of her saying the N-word on a podcast. Her departure was announced 18 minutes into the season’s second episode. “Welcome back to Love Island USA,” narrator Iain Stirling stated. “Yulissa has left the villa.” No further details about her departure were given.
The Wicked: For Good Trailer Is Here and We Couldn’t Be Happier

1 day ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Wicked: For Good will soon match Wicked in renown. Ahead of Cynthia Erivo’s hosting gig at the Tony Awards on June 8, Universal finally dropped the Wicked: For Good trailer.The trailer teases some moments that fans are hotly anticipating from the stage musical, along with some new ones.
‘Adults’ Jack Innanen and Owen Thiele Are So Good on Tiktok

1 day ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Good at TikTok. Remember in the era BS (before streaming), when seasons of TV would come out on physical media with a bunch of bonus content? Well, now there are no DVDs, but Adults bonus content is still there — you just have to look on TikTok. FX’s new sitcom follows in the grand tradition of New York–based friend groups in their mid-20s. The show follows five people living in Queens and struggling to become the kind of people who can confidently cook a roast chicken.
Walton Goggins Promises ‘There’s No Feud’ With Aimee Lou Wood

1 day ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Somehow, no spoilers for The White Lotus season-three finale. Mike White left to go film another season of Survivor, and all of The White Lotus season-three secrets came spilling out. Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood addressed rumors of their frayed relationship for the first time, with Goggins telling Variety in a June 4 interview that “there’s no feud. She is love, and I know that I am that to her.
The 20 Saddest Anime TV Shows and Movies of All Time

1 day ago | vulture.com | Rafael Motamayor

Loss, heartbreak, pain — a roundup for when the tears must flow. Clockwise from top left: Grave of the Fireflies, Your Lie in April, Monster, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and One Piece. One of the best magic tricks animation can pull off is making you weep over the fate of a two-dimensional character. The fight scenes in One Piece may be cool, but they are not nearly as memorable as, say, watching its characters’ beloved ship sink into the sea.
Tony Awards 2025 Host, Performers, and How to Watch

2 days ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Mikey Madison didn’t beat her this time! The 2025 Tony Awards have an embarrassment of riches: The Best Musical category is chock-full of completely original works, like Dead Outlaw, Maybe Happy Ending, and Operation Mincemeat; the Best Play category has two Pulitzer Prize winners, in Purpose and English, and one demonic Mary Todd Lincoln; and the Best Actress in a Musical race is a fight to the finish between Gypsy’s Audra McDonald, Sunset Blvd.’s Nicole Scherzinger, and maybe even Boop’s...
Sarah Ruhl’s ‘Eurydice,’ Nazareth Hassan’s ‘Bowl EP’

2 days ago | vulture.com | Jackson McHenry

From Eurydice, at the Signature. In these days when summer’s struggling to break out of its cloudy end-of-May shell, the dead seem awfully close to us. Maybe it’s worth pausing and listening closely to what they have to say. Such is happening at the Signature Theatre, where Les Waters is carefully and straightforwardly reviving Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice, a play about journeying to the underworld.
Jonathan Joss, John Redcorn on ‘King of the Hill,’ Shot Dead

3 days ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Jonathan Joss. Actor Jonathan Joss, known for roles on King of the Hill and Parks and Recreation, was shot dead on June 1, the San Antonio Police Department confirmed to Vulture. The 59-year-old is survived by his husband. A suspect, Sigfredo Alvarez Ceja, was detained and booked for murder. The source of the initial conflict is unknown, but the two were spotted arguing, according to TMZ. Ceja reportedly pulled out a gun and shot Joss before fleeing.
Jaret Reddick on the Funniest and Cringiest of Bowling for Soup

3 days ago | vulture.com | Emily Heller

Bowling for Soup is, by their own admission, “easily the 9th greatest pop punk band of all time.” You know Bowling for Soup, you love Bowling for Soup, you can sing along to…maybe a quarter of their discography. These guys have been touring for decades, never tiring of playing the hits even while steadily putting out albums full of new material. “I’ll never understand creating something that people like and then not wanting to perform it,” says frontman Jaret Reddick.
Jojo Siwa and Chris Hughes Are ‘Not Platonic Any More’

3 days ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

Cheeks hurting. Move over Love Island, there’s a new dating show in town. Jojo Siwa, 22, confirmed she’s in a romantic relationship with former Love Island UK contestant Chris Hughes, 32, who she met on Celebrity Big Brother while she was dating Aussie actor Kath Ebbs, 27. “It’s not platonic any more, and it’s been a beautiful development, a beautiful connection, and I’m absolutely head over heels for him and he’s the same way,” she told The Guardian on June 2.