Self-Help Poetry, Dubbed Broetry, Has Taken Over LinkedIn
BuzzFeed coins the term for the genre and identifies its best practitioners.
Silicon Valley Will Be Secretly Placing Models at Holiday Parties
They are contractually obligated to pretend they're party guests.
The Fate of John Travolta’s ‘Gotti’ Movie is Unknown
It was pulled earlier this week from its scheduled Dec. 15 release.
What Makes a Good Teacher?
New study shows that teachers who focus on test scores fail at keeping students fulfilled.
On the Ground as the Southern California Wildfires Rage
RCL correspondent Kinga Philipps details the damage and signs of hope.
25 Kickass Holiday-Party Games for Friends, Relatives and Everyone Else
From a 5-minute icebreaker to a 2-hour apocalypse survival
Understanding Eminem’s Sudden Political Turn
"The Storm" may be something of an apology for Eminem's earlier work.
Mira Sorvino Finds Vindication in the Aftermath of Her Weinstein Story
"It was a very empowering moment and I’m glad I did it."
The 1,000 People Who Own 40 Percent of the Bitcoin Market
Holders of large amounts of bitcoin are known as whales.
Hugh Jackman on ‘The Greatest Showman,’ Wolverine and Bond
The actor's $84 million passion project represents a big risk for Fox.
A Year in the Life of Andy Warhol and His Muse Edie Sedgwick
Vanity Fair revisits Warhol and Sedgwick's turbulent and artistically fruitful relationship.
Do You Live (or Want to Live) in One The Happiest States?
Gallup asked half a million adults in the U.S. about their well-being.
Here is What Aly Raisman Wanted to Say in Court
She couldn't read her statement, so she published it.
The Ski Trip That Changed Tech Forever
Revisiting the meeting in Snowbird, Utah where the Agile manifesto was born.
Baker Mayfield is Set to Win the Heisman Trophy Despite the Haters
Mayfield is the most efficient passer in college football history.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Tells Athletes to Continue Political Protests
The Hall of Famer rejected the notion that protests are unpatriotic.