After just 10 days in the White House, nascent communications director Anthony Scaramucci has gone the way of…well, a lot of people who populate the growing list of Trump administrators who have been fired, resigned, or some combination of both. The intrigue of Scaramucci’s tenure, even more than its MPAA rating for language and suggestive content not suitable for children under 13, is its brevity: ‘The Mooch’ stuck around the political zeitgeist for a whopping 240 hours, give or take. Read More...
Sept. 1, 2017, marked the official "19 Years Later" date from the epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, wherein a grown-up Harry Potter sees his own children off to Hogwarts. As readers now find themselves older, wiser, and beyond this date, EW takes a closer look at the Wizarding World decades later. Though J.K. Rowling has not written the encyclopedia she once mused about, she has kept us plenty informed about the lives of her characters since the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Read More...
Scrape the mud off those Doc Martens. Nirvana, the Beastie Boys, and Smashing Pumpkins are expected to headline Lollapalooza ’94, the fourth annual summer smorgasbord of alternative rock, and sources say they may be joined by the Breeders, A Tribe Called Quest, and — in the believe-it-or-not slot — resurrected country sage Johnny Cash. No contracts have been signed yet, but organizers seem to be putting together a bill to snuff criticism that the traveling festival has lost steam at the box office. Read More...
