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Celebrity advocacy often boils down to raising awareness, which can be effective, especially when you have 120 million Instagram followers and a sold-out 83-stop world tour.

“When I have issues with historians, I ask: ‘Excuse me, mate, were you there?’”

In January, the comic delivered an instantly iconic podcast interview that threw pop culture into crisis—and seemed to predict all manner of messy celebrity gossip to come. At home on his farm, Williams explains why he said what he said—and why he’d do it

From Timothée Chalamet to Jeremy Allen White to Zayn Malik, people who look like celebrities are turning out to IRL spaces in droves.

For the first time, the man himself breaks it all down, in his own words, to the moments that mattered.

Devising a logical sequel to the Oscar-winning 2000 blockbuster Gladiator was not a self-evident task, given that the hero of the original, Russell Crowe’s Maximus Decimus Meridius, does not survive the movie.

If Michael Schur has a trademark, it’s bone-deep niceness. A decade and a half ago, he transformed Parks and Recreation from a lacklustre Office clone into a classic, simply by making the characters more optimistic. Next came The Good Place, a show about reaching heaven through self-improvement.

Bonus: a lightning round on all the 20th franchise titles you lie in bed at night thinking about. Yes, that includes a 'Master and Commander' prequel. This was the summer that theatrical audiences really refamiliarized themselves with the famous 20th Century logo, arcing searchlights and all.

In front of thousands of fans in Times Square, with most of the sprawling screens displaying his face, Snoop Dogg provided a twist on one of hip-hop’s iconic lines. “It ain’t nothin’ but a gangsta party,” he chanted. “It ain’t nothin’ but a Fortnite gangsta party.

Walking into comedian Anthony Jeselnik’s home, a two-floor Hollywood apartment with wall-size windows, the first thing I notice is a large-format photograph hanging by his sofa. The photograph is from artist Rachel Hulin’s Flying series, an image called Flight of the Scholar.