Fall television needs to come correct this year, because we're nearly nine months into 2021, and the first three quarters of the year has already delivered some whoppers. Between Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV+, and hell, even getting caught up on last year's fare, there's a lot to be taken in by the real TV warriors. For those who are more normal, we've pared the list down to the absolute best. You don't need to wade through everything when someone can curate a touch of the best for you.
When I was ten, my mom and dad opened one of the first Thai restaurants in New Jersey. I started working in the kitchen before my voice broke. But as a second generation American, what what would their passions mean for me as I became an adult?
It took thirty years before the University of Texas reopened the tower from which Charles Whitman opened fire. Meet the two gentlemen who stopped him—but promise you won't call them heroes.
Shorts can be a divisive topic. Some people wear them from the moment the temperature climbs above 50 until the first snow. Others wouldn't be caught dead in shorts, even when the mercury climbs into the hundreds. In the '80s, celebs embraced shorts—mostly short shorts. Here are some of the finest looks. (The list includes a couple looks from the '90s because we just had to include them.) And if you're looking for a guide on how to wear shorts now, We have you covered.
Practically every season, we say, "This is the best season in books ever." But this fall, we really, really mean it. As Saturday Night Live's Stefon would say, this season in books has everything: hotly-anticipated new novels from buzzy contemporary writers, gripping nonfiction about the most pressing issues of our lifetimes, and even the return of long-dormant literary giants like Joy Williams and Gayl Jones. What more could you possibly want?
