These days, it seems like everyone with a famous name and/or an hour a week to kill has a podcast.
What was once the realm of Joe Rogan, Marc Maron, and a handful of other pioneering comics has now been democratized to the point that anyone with a microphone and a premise can call themselves a podcaster.
The Duggars are a polarizing family.
This may be the most understated sentence ever written on this celebrity gossip website.
Monday evening on TLC's Counting On Season 6 Episode 2, Joy-Anna Duggar and Austin Forsyth were still living out of an RV.
Yes, their home was still unfinished. But they decided to enjoy their first meal together as a married couple there just the same.
Counting On is back, baby, and the Tontitown, Arkansas crew has more than a few surprises in store for us this season on TLC.
Actually, probably not. These are the Duggars, people.
Did Jinger Duggar start a mini-revolution within the Duggar clan?
Jinger Duggar is a regular firebrand, if by "firebrand" you mean "someone who wears normal human clothing when she wants to."
After months of hype, Counting On Season 4 finally premiered on TLC on Monday night, and man alive, are the Duggars busy these days.
With so many life events (and just so many Duggars, in general), it must've been hard to pick a place to start for producers. But they did ...
On Counting On Season 3 Episode 7, Jinger was confronted with the realities of courtship from the male members of Duggar Nation.
The famous reality TV family gave the 22-year-old, as well as millions of viewers, some tips on how to keep a relationship successful.
Tuesday on Counting On Season 3 Episode 6, Ben Seewald joined forces with NFL stars to give back to the Northwest Arkansas community.
Also, Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo planned a trip to New York City. Come along as THG recaps all of these key events and more.
Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar are famous for having an absurd number of children (19 to be exact), and it seems that the sheer size of their brood sometimes results in parenting...mistakes.
