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Travel

Explore adventure guides and design a custom itinerary for the destination of your choice in and around the city.

Best Travel Guides, Cool Hotels and Interesting Events - Thrillist

For those of us who can't get enough of live music, often nothing can compare to a festival.

11 Exciting Music Festivals to Travel to in 2023

My Day Off

From a late-night dive bar to an early morning bakery, museum, park, or pit-stop, our favorite celebrities and personalities reflect on why they love the city they’re in the most.

My Day Off: Ultimate Neighborhood Guide

Entertainment

Thrillist's entertainment section covers every facet of popular culture. If you care about television, music, film, or celeb news; we've got it covered.

Entertainment - Latest Entertainment & Pop Culture News - Thrillist

Los Angeles Is Like a Dream World for Indie Rock Artist Bartees Strange

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Luca Guadagnino's Bones and All may be best described as a cannibal love story, but it's also a road movie.

Why 'Bones and All' Took Its Road Trip to the Midwest

Johnny Cirillo of @watchingnewyork's Day Off in Greenpoint, Brooklyn Includes Sorbet with Gummy Bears and 'Ms. Pac-Man'

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The documentary Meet Me in the Bathroom, based on the oral history of the same name by Lizzy Goodman about the late '90s/early '00s indie music scene in New York City, begins with audio of Karen O of Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Julian Casablancas of The Strokes talking about Dirty Dancing.

The Essential NYC Venues of the Early 'Meet Me in the Bathroom' Era

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This story contains mild spoilers for Triangle of Sadness.

How 'Triangle of Sadness' Built (and Destroyed) a Luxury Yacht for the Ultra-Rich

The Hangout

Thrillist joins famous actors and musicians at the restaurant or bar of their choice to get an inside look on their career and learn of any new projects they're working on.

The Hangout: Inside Look on Famous Creators

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Julien Ehrlich and Max Kakacek of the Chicago-based indie duo Whitney have been going golfing a lot.

Whitney Is Holding Onto a 'SPARK' of Optimism

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan happily admits, with no hesitation, that she is "100% a nerd."

Never Will Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Forget This Feeling

Every year for her birthday, Zoey Deutch gets a tattoo from Los Angeles' renowned, cool-girl-favorite tattoo artist Doctor Woo.

Zoey Deutch Is in Her Dream Come True at Russ & Daughters

This story contains spoilers about the ending of Bodies, Bodies, Bodies.

Why the Shocking Twist in 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' Is so Killer

Indie Pop Artist Jelani Aryeh's Day Off in San Diego Includes Incredible Burgers and Watching Paragliders

Inspired By

Filmmakers, musicians, and other creators offer a deep dive on the works they intentionally referenced when working on their latest project—from movies to off-the-wall sources of inspiration.

Inspired By: The Projects Behind Famous Artists' Work

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Not Okay is one of the most online movies to date.

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11 Exciting Music Festivals to Travel to in 2023

From brand-new festivals to established favorites, these are the music and arts festivals worth booking your plane ticket to now.

Los Angeles Is Like a Dream World for Indie Rock Artist Bartees Strange

"It's like a big playground, and every time I go there it feels that way."

Why 'Bones and All' Took Its Road Trip to the Midwest

Director Luca Guadagnino and screenwriter David Kajganich explain why the Midwest felt like the perfect setting for the cannibal love story.

Johnny Cirillo of @watchingnewyork's Day Off in Greenpoint, Brooklyn Includes Sorbet with Gummy Bears and 'Ms. Pac-Man'

"Every person that I talk to is another person to be inspired by."

The Essential NYC Venues of the Early 'Meet Me in the Bathroom' Era

Lizzy Goodman, author of the '00s indie rock oral history 'Meet Me in the Bathroom,' explains what must-know clubs launched the storied New York scene.

How 'Triangle of Sadness' Built (and Destroyed) a Luxury Yacht for the Ultra-Rich

Filmmaker Ruben Östlund explains what went into designing and filming on a luxury yacht for this year's buzzy cruise ship satire 'Triangle of Sadness.'

Whitney Is Holding Onto a 'SPARK' of Optimism

The Chicago-based indie duo talked to us about their third studio album 'SPARK' over martinis in Brooklyn.

Never Will Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Forget This Feeling

The star of Netflix's 'Never Have I Ever' talks her whirlwind career, her love for her character Devi, and what's next.

Zoey Deutch Is in Her Dream Come True at Russ & Daughters

The 'Not Okay' star returns to the recently reopened NYC staple to talk her new film, comedy, and the comfort of matzo ball soup.

Why the Shocking Twist in 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' Is so Killer

The A24 horror-comedy has a lot to say about how logged on we are today.

Indie Pop Artist Jelani Aryeh's Day Off in San Diego Includes Incredible Burgers and Watching Paragliders

"I've always loved finding these little pockets in San Diego where there is culture—where art seems to really be alive."

How Scammers, TikTokers, and Satires Inspired 'Not Okay'

Writer-director Quinn Shephard explains everything that informed her new dark comedy about an Instagram ruse gone very wrong.