Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman on their Most Memorable Dates
Memories include coyotes, anal sex, and much weeping. Sometimes all three.
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Memories include coyotes, anal sex, and much weeping. Sometimes all three.
"You know, great art — horrible thing to say — but art is meant to divide."
Sixty-three-year-old Tziporah Salamon wants you to dress to get noticed.
"Now when people mock me on the street, they use my real name."
"I was like ... 'I really want to be a part of this, but I can’t play a slut in front of millions of people.'"
And "street style" is less interesting than how real girls wear their clothes.
"I got a card from HBO saying, 'Congratulations on your fake wedding day!'"
"I didn’t realize this debate until I started shooting the movie."
"It's flattering, but a little bit weird at the same time."
"This whole marriage thing, I mean I understand it and I’m for it, but my heart isn’t in it."
"I can tell you that your mind will be blown and that there are, like, five stroke-inducing events."
He'll be the first guy to consign with Vaunte, an online sale shop.
For the first time in eleven years, the hand on the tiller at Lincoln Center is changing.
"I wouldn’t want her to play Rihanna-Rihanna because Rihanna-Rihanna ... she would walk all over Winston."
"I’ll put it this way: I imagine the turtlenecks will come back."
She's the first fashion designer to win the $100,000 award.
"He’s not very bloody recognized where you live, is he? It’s disgusting."
Knee-deep in edits for the final season, which premieres in August, the creator of television’s darkest drama talks with Lane Brown.
Cheryl Durzy's preferred midnight snack is a nice glass of vino.