Note: This story contains spoilers for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Nothing about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’s fairy-tale ending should go down easy. The film coils together so many meta layers of reality—from real-world film history, from writer-director Quentin Tarantino’s past and personal foibles, and from our own grim knowledge of what really happened on Cielo Drive on August 9, 1969—that its final minutes become something of a cinematic Rorschach test.

When Whitney Cummings was putting together the material for her latest stand-up special, she started to worry that there was nothing she could say in 2019 that would still be capable of shocking viewers. “Sex isn’t edgy anymore, saying ‘fuck’ isn’t edgy anymore,” the comedian says on the latest episode of The Last Laugh podcast.

In Sharon Tate’s breakout role in The Valley of the Dolls, her character Jennifer is told again and again that her ambition will take her only as far as her looks. “I know I don’t have any talent, and I know all I have is a body, and I am doing my bust exercises,” she relents in a phone conversation with her hypercritical mother. (“To hell with ’em. Let them droop,” she resolves a minute after hanging up, plopping into bed.

Kanye West is taking the fashion industry to church. On July 19, West reportedly applied to trademark the phrase “Sunday Service,” a reference to his series of invite-only, sermon-like concerts. The application was filed by Mascotte Holdings, Inc., the rapper’s intellectual property holding company. Should his application be approved, he will be able to produce Sunday Service bottoms, tops, dresses, headwear, footwear, jackets, loungewear, scarves, shirts, and socks.

It’s only been two months since Game of Thrones’ final episode aired, but fans won’t be starved for more content for too long. According to HBO president of programming Casey Bloys, shooting on the pilot for the first planned Thrones spin-off—a prequel starring Naomi Watts—has wrapped in Belfast, and the footage is “amazing.” There still is no news on when—or, while it’s hard to imagine otherwise, if—the series will air.

Oral “Nick” Hillary is a military veteran and All-American collegiate soccer player (and Division III national champion) who, in 2011, became the prime suspect in the murder of his former girlfriend Tandy Cyrus’ older son, 12-year-old Garrett Phillips. There was no physical evidence linking him to the crime, nor any rational motive, but police zeroed in on him almost exclusively from the start.

Compared to most comedians, Rob Riggle got a late start. He was 34 years old when he landed his first real show business gig on the cast of Saturday Night Live. That was 15 years ago this fall. Of course, he’d spent 15 years before that serving in the Marines. Riggle has more than made up for lost time since that less-than-successful season on SNL—he was let go after the show failed to get its usual election year bump in 2004.

In last week’s premiere episode of Love Island, the contestants are introduced to us in pre-recorded interviews where they discuss past bad relationships, ideal partners, and their hopes for finding true love. These interviews are interspersed with footage of each one, inexplicably, attempting to look sexy while laying in a ball pit that also happens to include rubber ducks.

I thought I was ready. In the Year of Our Chaos 2019—the atrocities against pop culture of it all, the crimes against humanity of it all, the Marianne Wilson of it all—one would imagine they’d be prepared for anything. Then the trailer for Cats came out. I wasn’t ready. You won’t be ready. Somewhere in a quaint hamlet in the hills of the English countryside, Judi Dench is sipping her tea, glancing at her great niece’s iPad, and sighing: “Oh. Well then.

Divine inspiration struck Lynn Shelton at a pawn shop. She didn’t actually go in the pawn shop, but she was passing it by it and it hit her: Marc Maron was going to play a pawn shop owner.