As “Love Is Blind” marks its fifth anniversary, hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey discuss how their roles have evolved since Season 1 and share their insights on the show’s remarkable success. From hands-on involvement to witnessing love stories unfold, the Lacheys reveal what makes the show special for them.

Spanning over three decades and more than 40 titles, the Madden NFL franchise has left an indelible mark on gaming culture. We rank the top 10 games that defined this iconic series and revolutionized virtual football.

In an age where interactive experiences are commonplace, Miss Manners addresses concerns over disruptive theater audiences and offers guidance on graciously declining charity requests.

Discover the top 35 events happening in Washington D.C. this weekend and next week, from presidential celebrations and Galentine’s Day gatherings to the excitement of Katsucon and the National Symphony Orchestra performing in unexpected venues.

Travis Scott, known for pushing boundaries in hip-hop, prepares to elevate his career with a daring rooftop performance at the College Football Playoff National Championship halftime show. Blending his love for music and sports, he reflects on his journey from Houston Rockets ball boy to chart-topping artist with five Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s.

Yasuhiro Nightow, the visionary behind “Trigun,” has released a special illustration featuring both the original and “Stampede” versions of Nicholas D. Wolfwood. This artwork celebrates the enduring legacy of one of manga’s most complex and beloved characters.

As “Stranger Things” approaches its final season, creators Matt and Ross Duffer discuss plans for spin-offs that focus on new stories and characters.

In a daring move at Super Bowl LIX, Kendrick Lamar captivated audiences by performing his controversial hit “Not Like Us,” despite ongoing legal battles with Drake.

Boyd Holbrook delves into his Appalachian roots to embody Johnny Cash in ‘A Complete Unknown’, revealing how a pivotal moment with Timothée Chalamet deepened their on-set rapport. The Bob Dylan biopic explores the evolution of a music legend, with Holbrook sharing insights into the challenges and triumphs of bringing such an iconic figure to life.

Despicable Me 2 and Despicable Me are dominating Netflix’s top 10 movies this week, but fans should hurry—the films are set to leave the platform on January 31.

R&B star SZA opens up about her uneasy relationship with fame, admitting she “didn’t even know what I was signing up for” despite her recent chart-topping successes. In a candid conversation with Issa Rae and Keke Palmer, she reflects on her journey from ordinary beginnings to international stardom.

Drake has withdrawn his legal petition against Universal Music Group and Spotify, where he alleged artificial inflation of Kendrick Lamar’s hit “Not Like Us.” The move marks a pivotal moment in the high-profile feud between the rap titans.

The Springfield Symphony Orchestra’s third annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration concert, “New Musical World,” highlights the contributions of African American composers to symphonic music. Led by guest conductor Jeri Lynne Johnson and featuring violinist Melissa White, the performance promises a rich tapestry of music that reflects America’s diverse cultural heritage.

Netflix is doubling down on South Indian cinema, unveiling a 2025 slate featuring Tamil and Telugu-language films with stars like Kamal Haasan and Ajith Kumar. Announced during the Pongal and Sankranti festivals, these films will premiere in theaters before streaming on Netflix.

Dive into 2025’s literary landscape with anticipated reads and profound insights from authors like Lauren Groff and Elizabeth Harris.

From life drawing sessions to live music and open mic nights, Longmont is buzzing with activities this week. Here’s a roundup of events you won’t want to miss.

Gerard Butler opens up about his character Nick O’Brien’s transformation from lawman to outlaw in *Den of Thieves 2: Pantera*, revealing how personal struggles push him to the other side of the law.

This weekend, uncover three underrated films on Amazon Prime Video that promise to captivate and inspire. From an Oscar-winning war drama to a gripping indie sci-fi, these hidden gems are worth adding to your watchlist. Don’t miss these standout stories that showcase the diverse offerings available for your viewing pleasure.

The longstanding rivalry between rap giants Drake and Kendrick Lamar has escalated into a series of explosive diss tracks and public jabs. We delve into the track-by-track timeline of their intensifying feud, highlighting the key moments and implications for both artists.

Once a box office disappointment, “The Fall Guy” is now soaring on Prime Video’s charts. Discover why this action-comedy starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt is capturing the hearts of streaming audiences.

Despite the allure of viral TikTok fame, Chicago’s comedians are doubling down on the value of live performances, finding true success under the spotlight of the city’s vibrant stages.