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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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Robert De Niro Says Confoundingly Few Words at Cannes

7 hours ago | vulture.com | Rachel Handler

At Tuesday night’s Cannes Film Festival opening gala, Leonardo DiCaprio presented his friend and co-star Robert De Niro with the Honorary Palme d’Or. “The thing about Bob is, he doesn’t say much, but when he does, it matters,” said DiCaprio. “If I’m lucky, I’ll get a nod from him tonight, maybe even a half-smile, and I will take that as a standing ovation.” Everyone laughed good-naturedly.
Max Is Changing Its Name to (Get This!) HBO Max

13 hours ago | vulture.com | Joe Adalian

Really. Today is not April 1 and this is not The Onion: The Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer formerly known as HBO Max, and currently known as just Max, is changing its name to … HBO Max. No, really.
Diddy’s Attorneys Need to Be ‘Trial Warriors’ Prepared for ‘War’

1 day ago | vulture.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

The squad. For weekly updates on all the most pivotal and dramatic moments from Diddy’s trial, sign up for our newsletter: Court Appearances: United States v. Diddy, and check out the rest of our trial coverage here. Sean Combs is relying on his formidable legal team to defend him against the federal charges that he led a racketeering conspiracy that engaged in sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice, among other crimes.
Cannes Jury President Condemns Killing of Palestinian Journalist

1 day ago | vulture.com | Rachel Handler |Jasmine Vojdani

“The night before her death, she learned that the film in which she appeared was selected here at Cannes. Fatma should have been among us tonight,” Binoche said at the festival’s opening ceremony.
14 Movies We Can’t Wait to See at This Year’s Cannes Film Festival

1 day ago | vulture.com | Rachel Handler |Alison Willmore

This year’s Cannes Film Festival has everything: A new Lynne Ramsay starring a driven-insane Jennifer Lawrence, Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut, Ari Aster’s certain-to-be-batshit take on the year 2020, Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor as WWI-era lovers, a Kelly Reichardt heist film, and the latest films from Spike Lee, Wes Anderson, Julia Ducournau, and Jafar Panahi. At one point, Tom Cruise will probably parachute directly onto the Croisette to promote Mission Impossible — The Final Reckoning.
At Cannes, Juliette Binoche Says Trump Is ‘Trying to Save His Ass’

1 day ago | vulture.com | Rachel Handler

The long arm of fascism has stretched all the way to this year’s Cannes Film Festival, where, quite suddenly, nobody is allowed to be naked on the red carpet anymore. Just before the fest started, its organizers announced that both nudity and dresses with long trains or “excessively voluminous” attributes would be banned due to “decency reasons.” What has the world come to when you can’t show elegant nip in France?
What Happened Outside Diddy’s Courthouse Today

2 days ago | vulture.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

One of Diddy’s attorneys arrives to the media frenzy. For weekly updates on all the most pivotal and dramatic moments from Diddy’s trial, sign up for our newsletter: Court Appearances: United States v. Diddy, and check out the rest of our trial coverage here. At around roughly 4 a.m., many members of network media arrived to score a coveted spot outside 500 Pearl Street for the opening statements in Sean “Diddy” Combs’s sex-trafficking and racketeering trial.
‘The Office’ Spinoff, ‘The Paper,’ to Premiere This Fall

2 days ago | vulture.com | Jason Frank

The titular paper. Get ready, newsboys, newsgirls, and newsthems, The Paper is being delivered. New comedy series The Paper, set in the same universe as The Office, will premiere in September, Peacock confirmed at the NBC upfronts on May 12. The new mockumentary series from The Office (U.S.) creator Greg Daniels and Nathan for You alum Michael Koman will star Domhnall Gleeson (Ex Machina), Sabrina Impacciatore (White Lotus), and one sole Office alum, Oscar Nuñez, who will return as Oscar.
John Mulaney Wants Weird Al Inducted Into the Rock Hall

2 days ago | vulture.com | Devon Ivie

Like clockwork, every year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction class drops another stylus on the organization’s long-perceived snubs: Sure, we finally got Warren Zevon this time, but where are the B-52’s, the Monkees, Sonic Youth, and Devo? In a new Rolling Stone interview, John Mulaney dusted off his proverbial accordion and grooved an inspired candidate who’s overdue for recognition. “I’m a big proponent of novelty music.
The Best ‘Drag Race’ Girl Group Challenges, Ranked

2 days ago | vulture.com | Barry Levitt

After approximately 752 seasons of Drag Race, certain patterns have emerged; you can expect to see a plucky underdog, a staggeringly polished youngster, and an overwhelming yet charming theatre queen in each cast. That reliability also applies to the challenges, and the Girl Group challenge has become an undeniable staple of drag entertainment. It also has one of the most practical applications in the real world for drag queens, many of whom make nightclubs bearable on a nightly basis.