Genius editor at large, Vic Berger, is back to highlight and underscore just how terrible and stupid the people in power are these days… as if they needed any HELP. Check out his Melania New AI Robot friend edit above. So stupid, we love.
What monstrosities——what atrocities will they find at the JJ Bargain Center, sweetie!? Follow Lushious Massacr and The Symone as they expose the Laundry Man TRADE! Check it out above.
It’s really no wonder Bey doesn’t do interviews anymore! Wendy was messyyyyy.
BUT we also… love her for it. DUH. A throwback clip from her radio show fetaures audio of Williams pressing a young Beyonce on WHY she doesn’t just abandon Destiny’s Child and go solo – SOONER – with Kelly ON the same call at the same time. Gurl!
Find the lost throwback clip after the jump!
Nostalgic redo just dropped!
Miley Cyrus said goodbye to the Hannah Montana set one last time as part of her Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special. You know the moment: when Miley says goodbye her home and blows a kiss to the empty living room while her voice coos a soulful outro purr.
Check out the 2026 version after the jump!
To celebrate the city of Los Angeles in the wake of last year’s devastating fires, AD asked a group of iconic Angelenos to share their favorite local places. This is Megan Stalter‘s love letter to LA.
The comedian steps inside Marriage Skate Shop, the creative, community-driven space founded by Kat Typaldos and Ronnie Campone. Blending independent skate culture, local art, and animal rescue advocacy, the Los Angeles shop hosts adoption events and showcases hand-painted boards and collaborations with local artists. Megan celebrates how small businesses like this help rebuild community and keep LA’s creative spirit alive.
Check out Meg, Kat, Ronnie and AD above!
MEG GETS POLITICAL: Meg Stalter accepted a Vanguard award at Queerties and thanked the LGBTQ community for their support as well as finished her emotional speech by stating that the President should be arrested.
Find her full speech after the jump!
Six-time Emmy Award winner Maya Rudolph will make her Broadway debut in Oh, Mary! this spring. Rudolph will join the company as “Mary Todd Lincoln” on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 for a limited 8-week engagement through June 20, 2026.
“Ever since I was a little girl I have dreamed of being Cole Escola,” said Rudolph. “Oh, Mary! is the funniest play I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot of plays, you’d be surprised. It’s such an honor to play the role of Mary, especially after so many iconic Marys have come before me. So making my Broadway debut in the role of a lifetime – as a miserable, suffocated, alcoholic woman – is a real dream come true.”
Rudolph joins an esteemed company of actors who have donned the role’s bratty curls, including the Tony Award-winning original star and playwright, Cole Escola, along with current ‘Mary’ John Cameron Mitchell (through April 26), Jinkx Monsoon, Jane Krakowski, Tituss Burgess, Betty Gilpin, and Hannah Solow.