We’ve already heard the single “There’s No Future In Optimism” and now they’ve shared another called “Get Out My Face AKA Bad Kitty,” which calls out patriarchal bullshit.

“Oh! Oh my goodness,” Hunt said as production staffers rushed to Kinsey’s aid. He tried to keep the show on the road, turning to the camera and saying: “So we’re just gonna get some help ...

He told Hudson how he seemingly felt embarrassed in front of Spanish rapper Bad Bunny on the red carpet ... But it was like, 'I want to get out of my comfort zone, I want to feel good about my body,' ...

Garbage have released a fiery new single, “Get Out My Face AKA Bad Kitty,” the second track from their upcoming album Let All That We Imagine Be The Light, set to drop May 30. The track is ...

Mitchell Robinson must have fallen victim to a sudden indoor breeze on Wednesday night. The New York Knicks big man Robinson produced one of the lowlights of the year during Game 2 of his team’s ...

Every year, someone at the Met Gala receives the meme treatment ... Reporter via Getty Images Among the viral reactions on X, my favorites were those where people said Louis’s outfit looked ...

One moment I was trying to eat a crisp, the next I was a mum. "I remember my partner Danny, 32, telling me our daughter was safe and I thought he was lying. “Then I put my hand to where my bump ...

"Originally, we were like, 'Oh, that's funny ... But as far as Bad Luck Brian, I think my favorite one that I have seen of my meme was, 'Parents get divorced / No one fights over custody.' ...

Reporting on the game for Sky Sports Soccer Saturday, Kris Boyd was left stunned by that miss, with the former Rangers striker exclaiming (1:06pm): “Oh my days! Oh my days! Oh. My. Days.

“Oh my God, my heart…but look it, that's the way football is,” was Louth minor manager Johnny Clerkin’s reply when asked for his reaction after the game. “The new rules, you're never ...

What Was the Theme for Today's NYT Strands Puzzle? Today's NYT Strands theme was "My bad!" — a playful way of saying "Oops!" or "Uh-oh!" when something goes wrong ...