Paula Mejia
Reporter
Paula Mejia is a reporter and culture writer. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, Rolling Stone, The A.V. Club, Pitchfork, Spin, Rookie and many others. She originally hails from Houston, Texas.
Life, Death and Swagger During Iggy Pop's Last Ride
On what may be his final tour, the 68-year-old rocker leaves with his swagger intact.
Revisiting the Tough, Terse Musical Icon Lee Hazlewood
One of the most formidable, forgotten voices of the '60s is getting well-deserved recognition.
'How to Weep in Public' Inspires Laughter Through Tears
Comedian Jacqueline Novak's boundary-breaking look at depression is bound to give you giggles.
Watch: New 'Ghostbusters' Trailer
The reboot of the classic 1980s comedy is set to hit theaters this summer.
Donald Trump Embraces a Mussolini Quote
Another interesting Sunday for the incendiary GOP presidential candidate.
Melissa Harris-Perry, MSNBC Sever Ties: Report
The host had been vocal about her show's repeated cancellation in lieu of election coverage.
Data Confirms Hollywood Is a Straight, White Boys' Club
A study titled "Inclusion or Invisibility?" confirms that the backlash isn't just driven by hype.
Trump Defends Rationale For Not Releasing Tax Returns
"I've been audited for many years. It's very unfair," the GOP candidate told Fox News on Saturday.
How to Stream the 31st Annual Spirit Awards
The ceremony will be kicking off Saturday afternoon, the day before #OscarsSoWhite.
MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry: 'Our Show Was Taken'
The daytime TV host refuses to tape her show until network executives address why she's been off air.
Former Girlfriend Supplied Kansas Shooter With Weapons
Sarah Hopkins, a former girlfriend of Cedric Ford, bought the two firearms used in the shootout.
Nine March Albums We Can't Wait to Listen To
Zayn's first solo release might be the talk of Twitter, but it's far from the only March album we're excited to hear.
Nine Great Movies That Weren't Nominated for Any Oscars
Did you hear the one about the female-driven movie that got ignored by the Oscars?
A Conversation With Deniz Gamze Ergüven
The Franco-Turkish director on seeing the world through the eyes of teens.
What's Going On With the Kesha and Dr. Luke Debacle?
An explainer on the singer's troubles with her former songwriter.
Harper Lee, Author of 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' Dies
Lee is said to have passed away in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama, on Friday.
John Oliver's 'Last Week Tonight' Returns
Revelations after spending a morning with John Oliver.
Kanye West Ushers In an Anti-Climactic New Era
Surprise! The seemingly well-thought-out botched roll-out of "Pablo" is the new "surprise" album release.
'SNL' Portrays 'The Day Beyoncé Turned Black'
The show pokes fun at "the day that shook the whole white world"—when Beyoncé's 'Formation' was released.
Antonin Scalia of Supreme Court Dead at 79
Scalia, who was at a ranch in west Texas, was found dead after failing to arrive at breakfast Saturday.
Chilliest Winds in 10 Years Hitting Northeastern U.S.
The National Weather service is warning about "life threatening" wind chills.
Iceberg Wipes Out 150,000 Antarctic Penguins
Wedged in the Commonwealth Bay, the iceberg is impeding penguins' search for food.
Neaux Tigers? LSU's Football Program Could Be Suspended
The Louisiana governor is threatening budget cuts that could endanger football if tax increases aren't passed.
Hypothetical Lil B Lectures for University of Florida
The rapper and social media celebrity will give an "extremely rare" lecture next week.
'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' to Become Book
J.K. Rowling's stage play will be printed by Scholastic this July.
The Ballad of Ghostface and Shkreli
A brief history of the pharma bro and the rapper's mounting beef.
