Author: Madiha Ahmed

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services. We may all have different tastes when it comes to clothing, cosmetics, jewelry, accessories, candles, food…almost everything, but there’s one thing we can all agree on: There’s nothing like a warm, cozy blanketto purchase at Demistore in the wintertime (or … Continue reading Chrissy Teigen’s Fave Cozy Blankets Are in the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale — 40% Off! Continue Reading →

Big Brother doesn’t exist without evictions! That’s exactly what went down during the Thursday, August 13, episode of Big Brother: All-Stars, when Keesha and Kevin were the first two houseguests on the block. Cody wasn’t convinced on who to vote out, but after talking to some houseguests, he felt like Keesha would be easier to beat down the line while Kevin would … Continue reading ‘Big Brother: All-Stars’ Sends Home First Houseguest: Did Keesha or Kevin Get Evicted? Continue Reading →

Back at it! Miley Cyrus released her new single, “Midnight Sky,” and its music video at midnight on Friday, August 14. The Grammy nominee, 27, cowrote the track with Dua Lipa, Max Martin and Ilya Salmanzadeh, and she directed the colorful, retro-inspired visual herself. “It’s been a long night and the mirror is telling me to go home / But it’s … Continue reading Miley Cyrus Gets Her Groove on With New Single ‘Midnight Sky’ — Watch the Music Video! Continue Reading →

The Umbrella Academy features a group of unlikely superheroes as they try to stop the apocalypse not once, but twice. Growing up, the Hargreeves siblings were forced by their adoptive father to hone their skills, only for their family to fall apart and become estranged. Because of this, we often see flashbacks of the group as teenagers in … Continue reading The Casting of the Younger Versions of The Umbrella Academy Is Practically Perfect Continue Reading →

The lavish $75 million home on Netflix’s Selling Sunset that Davina Potratz has spent two seasons of the show trying to sell is still on the market, due in part to the fact that the owner doesn’t want to come down in price. The home may be massive — with nine bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, movie theater, gym, pool, and … Continue reading Selling Sunset: Who Even Is the Guy Who Owns the $75 Million House? Continue Reading →

Video calls have become a daily reality for countless masses in 2020, so it should come as no surprise that the first Zoom horror movie has arrived. What is unexpected, though, is that it’s really good. Host was released via Shudder at the end of July, and it’s been gaining steady buzz from audiences and critics. Need proof? Look no … Continue reading Host Is the F*cked-Up Horror Movie You’ve Been Hoping For in 2020 Continue Reading →

Not every teen movie is a fluffy comedy — there are definitely some teen romance movies on Netflix that have a much more dramatic tone to them. If you’re more in the mood to shed a few tears than to laugh out loud, these are the movies for you, pitting the youthful love of their protagonists against all sorts … Continue reading 6 Teen Romance Movies on Netflix That Will Have You Feeling Super Emotional Continue Reading →

The trailer for Netflix’s second and final season of Trinkets dropped on Thursday, and we’re in for a wild ride. The two-minute clip gets right into the drama, showing Tabitha Foster (Quintessa Swindell) and Moe Truax (Kiana Madeira) being questioned by authorities for an unknown reason. Considering their many unlawful excursions from before (like getting revenge on Tabitha’s … Continue reading Trinkets: Our Favorite Thieving Trio Is Back With a New Attitude in the Season 2 Trailer Continue Reading →

“This is the greatest public health crisis in a century,” said Centers for Disease Control Director Robert Redfield bluntly on Thursday. In fact, Redfield sees the coming flu season in Dickensian terms. “It’s dependent on how the American people choose to respond. It’s really the worst of times or the best of times, depending on … Continue reading U.S. Coronavirus Update: CDC Director Warns 2020 Could Be “The Worst Fall, From A Public Health Perspective, We’ve Ever Had” As U.S. Deaths Surge Continue Reading →

HBO Max has added yet another informative introduction to one of its titles. When Blazing Saddles hit the network’s new platform on July 28, the Mel Brooks film kicks off not with its opening sequence, but rather an introduction by University of Chicago professor and TCM host Jacqueline Stewart. The intro, in which the Silent Sunday Nights host provides social context to the … Continue reading ‘Blazing Saddles’: HBO Max Includes TCM Notice To Provide Context For Mel Brooks’ Western Spoof Continue Reading →