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Kim Kardashian 's past with ex-boyfriend Ray J has been a looming subject on "The Kardashians," but her ex-husband, Kanye West , may have found a way to finally put it to rest. The first two episodes of the Hulu series revisit Kardashian's infamous sex tape scandal , which resurfaced after Ray J's former manager reportedly threatened to release never-before-seen footage . In the show, the reality TV star is visibly stressed about the situation amid her "Saturday Night Live" hosting debut. But in episode three, West offers her a gift to end the sex tape drama once and for all. To celebrate Kardashian's TV gig, West revealed that he left New York to fly all the way to Los Angeles and retrieve something for just for her. The gift was such a shock that a tearful Kardashian called her entire family into her "SNL" dressing room to see the gift. "So Kanye flew home last night and he came back this morning, and I want to show you guys wh

Almost 15 years ago, the way I looked at the world changed. Literally. I was playing Peggle , a popular puzzle video game about shooting balls at colored pegs when I realized I had a problem: The green and orange pegs looked almost identical to me.  After a bit of online research, some soul-searching, and a visit to the eye clinic, I was diagnosed with moderate red-green colorblindness. Suddenly, my eyes were opened to how games handled colorblind accessibility. Video games are by far the most common reminder of my different color vision in daily life — it just doesn't come up that often outside of gaming.  Since then, I’ve always checked to see if a game has decent accessibility options. Peggle has stuck with me because it has an option to put icons on the pegs, negating the need to see the colors at all. But that's not always the case. Sure, gaming has made plenty of strides over the years to help people like me, but some common problems persist even today. Whether you k

Part Hollywood tale, part gangster drama, Paramount+'s The Offer chronicles the making of The Godfather from start to finish, including behind-the-scenes drama with meddling studio execs — oh, and the Mafia. It's a fascinating story about one of the greatest films of all time, but it's just not enough to sustain a 10-hour long miniseries. Strange pacing and unnecessary subplots bog down The Offer 's more enjoyable moments, turning what could have been a thrilling look at movie history into an uneven television show. Go behind the scenes of The Godfather Miles Teller, Juno Temple, and Dan Fogler in "The Offer." Credit: Nicole Wilder / Paramount+ The Offer shows us The Godfather through the eyes of producer Al Ruddy (Miles Teller). When we first meet him, he's a programmer at the Rand Corporation in search of something more fulfilling. Later, he'll land a producing gig at Paramount under studio executive Robert Evans (Matthew Goode). Param

Watching Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in interviews for their Grace and Frankie promo is always a delight, as the pair often fall into Odd Couple character to hilarious results. And their appearance on T he Late Late Show with James Corden was no different. The pair described what it was like to share a trailer on the set of the beloved Netflix show, which sees its final episodes landing Friday. "Oh my god, a trailer with a very thin wall between so I could hear everything," says Fonda. "Basically she destroyed my life, because I am sitting there seriously while my very creative team makes me look human and...on the other side for the whole morning — and she takes a lot longer than I do — laughter, there's nothing but laughter. I mean, like, from the gut laughter. And it's like what does she do that makes everybody laugh? Everybody's laughing on her side of the wall and I apologise to my guys." Why were they having such a good time? Well, it all

The animation pros that made Lightyear tell us how they made the long-awaited film, plus why it has the potential to be a real game changer in animation.