“Fearless Girl” has weathered her fair share of controversy, but probably this small logistical change won’t drum up any more of it.

That’s so weird, cause I’m never shocked when a bunch of powerful artistic types rally around a man accused of sexual misconduct!

On Thursday, Variety reported that Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn had signed a deal with Amazon Studios to devise an American adaptation of the British TV series Utopia. The deal has Flynn creating, executive producing and show-running a nine-episode straight-to-series order.

This week, everyone was mad at Starbucks after two black men were arrested on suspicion of trespassing at a Philadelphia location in what was clearly an action motivated by racism and nothing else.

The drama that forged the Hula-Hoop craze is apparently much more cutthroat than one might think. That story finally gets told in an upcoming short documentary (featured in the Tribeca film festival, which kicked off on Wednesday), called Hula Girl.

The New York Times reported on Wednesday that Syracuse University opted to suspend engineering fraternity Theta Tau after a student newspaper published footage of members conducting themselves in ways “that are extremely racist, ant-Semitic, homophobic, sexist and hostile to people with disabilities,” according to…

The recent high school graduates of Norway reportedly know how to get around. But maybe not all the way around.

Tristan Thompson, accused by several media outlets of rampant cheating just days before his girlfriend Khloé Kardashian gave birth to their daughter, True, is reportedly not living in his Cleveland house with his family. Instead, he comes and goes.

 On Tuesday, The Daily Beast got ahold of a teaser for the inspirational Stormy Daniels’ forthcoming Penthouse interview, which goes along with a cover that reportedly touts her as “Penthouse Pet of the Century” (complete with sub-headline “Getting Intimate With the Most Wanted Woman in America”).

There have been many reports over the years of alleged Taylor Swift stalkers and strangers doing illegal shit to get her attention—why, just last week I wrote about a guy from Connecticut who allegedly robbed a bank then tried to throw money over the fence of her Rhode Island estate, according to police.

Former first lady Barbara Bush died at her home in Houston, Texas on Tuesday at the age of 92.

On Thursday, the Associated Press reported that a former substitute teacher at Montville High School in Connecticut was arrested and charged with running a “fight club” for students.

The Screen Actors Guild issued new guidelines, which call for the end of auditions and professional meetings being held in private hotel rooms and homes, a reaction to the sexual misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein and several other powerful Hollywood men.

New Yorkers have this oddly persistent reputation for being jaded, but perhaps it’s more accurate to say that certain items get tuned out due to the overwhelming amount of shit there is to notice in the city, and the anxious acuity of its inhabitants. Such a condition would be fertile ground for misunderstandings and…

On Thursday, Heather Locklear pleaded not guilty to a charges of battery against police officers and resisting arrest, which originated with her recent domestic violence arrest.

A federal lawsuit filed in the US District Court in San Francisco accuses Netflix of giving undeserved “sham” bonuses to top executives so that the company could take advantage of a prior tax loophole. The pension fund lawsuit was filed by the City of Birmingham Relief and Retirement System, one of the company’s…

A couple weeks ago, the Spanish newspaper El Pais caught up with Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja who in 1965 was discovered in Spain’s Sierra Morena mountains living with wolves. It was later revealed through several investigative projects, including the 2010 documentary Among Wolves (Entrelobos) that at the age of about…

On Wednesday, The Hollywood Reporter disclosed that John Krasinski, hot off the success of A Quiet Place—which he directed and starred in—has already zeroed in on his next film project: a science fiction thriller titled Life on Mars.

More money for Taylor Swift? In this economy? Undoubtedly, yes.

Margaret Atwood did a weird interview with Variety on Tuesday in which she went off on a tangent for a while about she thinks Star Wars inspired the 9/11 attacks.