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  • Backstreet Boys Vegas Sphere concert ticket prices dropping. Get yours now

    Backstreet Boys Vegas Sphere concert ticket prices dropping. Get yours now

    The Backstreet Boys are back in town. After a five-month hiatus from their ‘Into The Millennium’ Las Vegas Sphere residency, Backstreet’s back alright at the jaw-dropping venue for 21 (!) more concerts from July 16 through Aug. 29. Better yet, last-minute ticket prices to see Nick, Howie, AJ, Kevin and Brian are dropping. When our…

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  • Meghan Markle and kids will join Prince Harry in UK after all

    Meghan Markle and kids will join Prince Harry in UK after all

    Meghan Markle is planning to travel to the UK with her and Prince Harry’s two kids after initially cancelling their plans due to security concerns, Page Six can confirm. The Duchess of Sussex, along with Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, will touch down in London but have no plans of making public appearances,…

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  • The titanically misguided live-action remake of ‘Moana’ is missing the heart in its ocean

    The titanically misguided live-action remake of ‘Moana’ is missing the heart in its ocean

    1 p]:text-cms-story-body-color-text”> You know a movie is adrift when you spend the running time admiring the grooming. As in the animated 2016 “Moana,” a Polynesian teenager (Catherine Laga’aia) sets sail to save her starving people by returning a heart stone to an island spirit. The plucky girl goes off into the breach with a cocky…

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  • Republican caught benefiting from the very thing he campaigned against: report

    Republican caught benefiting from the very thing he campaigned against: report

    Joe Mitchell won the Republican nomination for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District in June by campaigning against the sway of insiders and lobbyists, but a new report laid bare that his own record tells a different story. Mitchell, a 29-year-old former state representative and real estate developer, pitched himself as a champion for Iowans “left behind…

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  • New York Is Not an Exception to the American Story

    New York Is Not an Exception to the American Story

    This is an edition of Time-Travel Thursdays, a journey through The Atlantic’s archives to contextualize the present. Sign up here. In the eyes of its many critics, New York City has always been both too American and not American enough. It’s the place where the pursuit of profit curdles into greed—where hustlers, financiers, and real-estate…

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  • Cheryl Reeve becomes WNBA’s all-time winningest coach as Lynx snap brief, and rare, losing streak

    Cheryl Reeve becomes WNBA’s all-time winningest coach as Lynx snap brief, and rare, losing streak

    Cheryl Reeve is relieved. The longtime Minnesota Lynx coach tied WNBA legend Mike Thibault for most career wins on June 28. The two remained deadlocked, with the league-leading Lynx losing two straight games for the first time all season. But the losing streak is over — and the WNBA has a new all-time winningest coach.…

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  • Trump gushes over Musk’s No. 2 for donating millions while her boss gives nothing

    Trump gushes over Musk’s No. 2 for donating millions while her boss gives nothing

    On Wednesday night, President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to publicly praise SpaceX’s President Gwynne Shotwell and her husband for their contribution to Trump Accounts, the tax-advantaged savings account funded with $1,000 from the Treasury for every American child born between 2025 and 2028. “Thank you to the brilliant and highly respected Gwynne Shotwell,…

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  • F.J. DeSanto on Why Vault Comics Is Hollywood’s Best-Kept Secret

    F.J. DeSanto on Why Vault Comics Is Hollywood’s Best-Kept Secret

    F.J. DeSanto has spent 20 years betting on comics nobody else was paying attention to. Now Hollywood is listening. The producer and Head of Film and TV for Vault Comics just landed “Barbaric,” a live-action Netflix series greenlight based on the Vault book by Mike Moreci and Nathan Gooden, with writer-producer Sheldon Turner and Robert…

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  • If Other Jobs Were Like U.S. Senator

    If Other Jobs Were Like U.S. Senator

    It’s time for your scheduled open-heart surgery. Unfortunately, no one has seen or heard from the surgeon in weeks, since the Incident. The nurse says that she spoke with him at length on a wide variety of important subjects and that he had never been more eloquent. “Will he be along shortly?” you ask. “I…

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  • The Pollution Being Churned Out by AI Data Centers Is So Severe That It’s Almost Incomprehensible

    The Pollution Being Churned Out by AI Data Centers Is So Severe That It’s Almost Incomprehensible

    The massive surge of fossil fuel-powered data centers cropping up across the country are emitting an enormous amount of pollution, a pulsing indication that we’re headed in the wrong direction in the midst of a climate crisis. The extent of the this polluting activity is confounding. As climate action group Floodlight found in a recent…

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