Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. John Lee, Deseret News When the term “cancel culture” emerged in the American lexicon a decade or so ago, it seemed like a trend ...

While 2023 begins to wind down and we get ready for 2024's arrival, we can't forget all the interesting things that happened this year. 2023 was filled with pop culture moments - some good, some bad, ...

The internet can sometimes feel like a sped-up production line of dramas, controversies, and viral moments, but among the fast-moving madness, some stories particularly stood out in 2023. From the ...

With yet another year in the pop culture history books, let’s look back on the wild ride that was 2023 — a year in which not one, but two of the biggest stars in the world somehow outdid themselves, ...

What a year, huh? It feels like we’ve been saying that since March (in the spirit of a 30 Rock meme) but, finally, the expression is earned. Every year is weird at this point; they have been since at ...

After over a decade of dominating Hollywood, comic book films in both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Universe "suffered a series of shocking failures in 2023, " hinting at a waning interest in ...

Warning: Although we’ve done our best to avoid spoiling anything too major, please note this list does include a few specific references to several of the listed films that some might consider spoiler ...

In the eyes of employees, what makes a company great? Compensation is certainly a factor, but more often, an organization's culture drives whether or not a company is sticky when it comes to talent.

How do you end a series that spent its entire run questioning the likelihood of its premise? Up until the fourth and final season of Succession, the media magnate Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox) never ...

When the history of the fentanyl crisis is written, 2023 may be remembered as the year Americans woke up to an unprecedented threat scouring communities - and a deepening cultural divide over what to ...

There is no grander curtain-raising gesture in music than the brightly billowing D-major fanfares that open Claudio Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610. A version of this prelude had already appeared at the ...