FEBRUARY 14, 2025

Monica Lewinsky: 'I Managed to Survive Somehow, So It's Possible' The White House intern turned advocate opens up about her new podcast, survival, and charting a new course  BY KATE STOREY

	DOGE's 'Nerd Army' Is Breaking the Government by Threatening to Snitch to Elon “I can’t believe this is how they’re blowing up the Constitution,” says a federal official on the receiving end of DOGE threats
	'Severance' Episode 5: Funeral for a Friend The team says goodbye to a colleague in the most awkward, 'Severance'-y manner imaginable, in an episode that bites off more than it can chew
	Trump Appointee Quits Instead of Dropping Eric Adams Charges, Alleges Quid Pro Quo Adams was indicted on on bribery, wire fraud, and conspiracy charges in September
	The Chalamet Effect: How 'A Complete Unknown' Has Boosted Bob Dylan's Catalog The movie has brought new fans to Dylan's music, in ways both expected and unexpected

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	'Yellowjackets' Is Stuck in the Woods With No Escape Plan The time-jumping thriller seems to be losing some energy and momentum, particularly in the modern-day half of the series
	Tracing Afrobeats' Yoruba Roots: 'Wizkid Now Was Sunny Adé Then'  A new documentary, The Odyssey, will comb through a century of traditional Nigerian music to arrive at the present, say filmmakers Bobo Omotayo, Abba T. Makama and Adekunle Gold
	Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco to Share Their 'Love Story' on Album 'I Said I Love You First' Pop star-producer pair surprised fans with single "Scared of Loving You," which they wrote with Finneas
	Jonas Brothers Aren't Breaking Up - And They're Hosting 'Jonascon' to Prove It Scheduled for March 23 at American Dream in New Jersey, the 20th anniversary event features performances, DJ sets, Q&A panels, fan activations, special guest appearances, and more