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Este Haim Is Letting Her Freak Flag Fly Haim’s bassist, vocalist, and eldest sister knows exactly what she likes.
By Danielle Cohen
“I Don’t Like the Feeling of Being Pinned Down” C Pam Zhang’s debut examined an unsung period of Chinese-American history. Her new novel is all about pleasure.
By Bindu Bansinath
Sexyy Red Keeps It Very Real “I don’t care what nobody think about me.”
By Patrice Peck
Jordan Firstman Spoofs Himself He’s trying to “use his powers for good” in Sebastián Silva’s Rotting in the Sun .
By Leah Rodriguez
You Can Find Laufey on the Dance Floor The Gen-Z jazz musician counts Dior saddlebags, Levi’s 501s, and Santal 33 among her “It”-girl necessities.
By Hannah Jackson
Arlo Parks Pivots to Poetry The Grammy-nominated musician is pivoting to poetry with her forthcoming book, The Magic Border .
By Tariro Mzezewa
Yung Miami Is an Open Book “I am who I am. I don’t like anyone talking for me.”
By Danya Issawi
The Exorcist ’s William Friedkin on the Terror of Filming an Actual ExorcismThe Devil and Father Amorth , in theaters this week, follows the titular Vatican exorcist as he performs his ninth exorcism on the same woman.
By Jordan Crucchiola
pillow talk
July 21, 2023
Drake Cozied Up to Bobbi Althoff in Bed for Almost an Hour Awkwardly chatting about why he’s not married, what his type is, and more.
By Jennifer Zhan
rules to live by
July 18, 2023
Zoë Chao’s Virgo Is Showing True to her astrological sign, The Afterparty actress wishes she had more rules to follow in her life.
By Brooke LaMantia
rules to live by
July 13, 2023
Sarita Choudhury Loves Gifting a Negligee The And Just Like That … actor on the joy of giving spicy gifts.
By Danielle Cohen
Michelle Buteau Shrinks for No One The comedian’s new show is as refreshingly sincere as the essay collection it’s based on.
By Morgan Jerkins
An Acid Trip Through Generational Trauma Ruth Madievsky’s ‘All-Night Pharmacy’ is not your typical L.A. story.
By Hannah Jackson
Keke Palmer Is the Internet’s Sweetheart But the multi-hyphenate is more than just the Queen of Meme.
By Danya Issawi
Why Flynn McGarry Is Closing Gem The chef is planning something bigger — but he promises he won’t put any burgers on the menu.
By Adam Platt
pablo-matic
June 28, 2023
‘I Wasn’t Prepared for How the Art World Treated Hannah’ A conversation with the Brooklyn Museum’s director, Anne Pasternak, a few weeks after the debut of “It’s Pablo-Matic.”
By Emily Gould
Lola Tung Was Meant to Play a Jenny Han Heroine The breakout star of The Summer I Turned Pretty rewatches Han’s previous work whenever she can.
By Brooke Marine
The Actor Bringing Harlem to Broadway Kara Young reflects on the politics of performance.
By Morgan Jerkins
The Love Story That Riled Up BookTok The controversial analysis of race in Everything’s Fine has ruffled some feathers, but author Cecilia Rabess isn’t too fazed.
By Faith Cummings
Hey, It’s Sara Ramírez They’ve heard your Che Diaz jokes.
By Brock Colyar
Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Graduates From Never Have I Ever The actress talks wrapping up her Mindy Kaling–anointed role and the supremacy of children’s pizzas.
By Bindu Bansinath
Don’t Do Coke in the Bathroom And other party tips from Run the World star Bresha Webb.
By Michel Ghanem
rules to live by
May 25, 2023
Michaela Watkins Is “Honest to a Fault” Unlike her You Hurt My Feelings character, the actress has a hard time telling little white lies.
By Caitlin Quinlan
Courtney Eaton Eats Flesh in Real Life, Too But the Yellowjackets star is nowhere near as dark as her character.
By Bindu Bansinath
Meet Your New Prince Eric Jonah Hauer-King plays the Disney heartthrob with bashful introspection.
By Douglas Greenwood
rules to live by
May 19, 2023
Onstage, Hayley Williams Follows No Rules The Paramore front woman once aimed for the worst-dressed list; now, she embraces the fashion world.
By Katja Vujić
A Cronut Superfan Has Eaten Every Flavor for a Decade Running The original viral pastry is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
By Hugh Merwin
What Do You Do When Your Mom Disappears Without a Trace? If you’re Reed and Sam Harkness, you make a documentary about it.
By Brooke Marine
How to Gracefully Decline a Job Offer It’s completely okay for you to reject an employer, just as it’s normal for employers to turn down applicants.
By Alison Green
Minka Kelly Lets Go For years, the actress lived under the weight of her chaotic upbringing. Now, with a new memoir, it’s time for release.
By Monica Corcoran Harel
J. Smith-Cameron Is Mourning Logan Roy Over Vegan Dinners She knows you’re hungry for more Succession “slime puppy” moments, too.
By Brooke Marine
Will Poulter Can’t Believe He’s This Swole Either The humble Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 actor puts his hands to good use.
By Iana Murray
Bridget Everett Finally Gets Her Due “No. 1 on the call sheet is not always a plus-size fading flower.”
By Juan A. Ramírez
Are You There, Judy Blume? It’s Me, Kelly Fremon Craig. The novelist refused to adapt her most famous work for 50 years. One letter changed her mind.
By Rachel Simon
rules to live by
Apr. 13, 2023
Ghost Stories Make the Best Icebreakers Am I Being Unreasonable? star Daisy May Cooper makes the case for paranormal small talk and self-deprecating humor.
By Michel Ghanem
Cafe Spaghetti Is Getting a Sibling Chef Sal Lamboglia is expanding right around the corner.
By Chris Crowley
Auli’i Cravalho Embraces Her Power Playing a Disney princess made her famous at 14. Now, she’s carefully calculating her next act.
By Katja Vujić
Ariela Barer Is Sure We Can Fix the Climate Crisis The 24-year-old How to Blow Up a Pipeline co-writer and star is taking matters into her own hands.
By Anya Kamenetz
health updates
Apr. 6, 2023
Jeremy Renner Looks Recovery in the (Hawk)Eye in Diane Sawyer Interview He recalls screaming, “Not today, mother f - - ker!” as he went under the snowplow.
By Jason P. Frank
David Jonsson on Rye Lane ’s Colorful Energy The Peckham-set rom-com takes place a world away from the chaotic London financial district on Industry .
By Hanna Hanra
Tawny Cypress Is a True Jersey Girl The Yellowjackets star on the home state she shares with Christina Ricci, those Taissa theories, and rewatching Golden Girls .
By Bindu Bansinath
Reintroducing Ali Wong Her next phase includes dipping into dramatic roles on TV and testing the dating-app waters.
By Evan Ross Katz
behind the scenes
Mar. 26, 2023
By Charu Sinha
Clarkisha Kent Takes Aim at Racialized Fatphobia in Her New Memoir Filled with pop-culture references, Fat Off, Fat On: A Big Bitch Manifesto is a tool to unlearn anti-fat messaging.
By Naomi Elias
Lucy Liu Is the Least-Bothered Person You Know “I’m sure there are tons of people who don’t like my work or my career or me. I’m not here to change somebody’s mind.”
By Mary H.K. Choi
Please Reconsider New Zealand As Your Apocalypse Destination Eleanor Catton’s new novel, ‘Birnam Wood,’ satirizes her country’s utopian image.
By Katherine Gillespie
How to Answer ‘Tell Me About Yourself’ in a Job Interview Once you understand what your interviewer is looking for, this question gets much easier to approach.
By Alison Green
party report
Feb. 24, 2023
By Alejandra Gularte
Madelyn Cline Will Prove You Wrong Like her Glass Onion character, Madelyn Cline is determined to show you there’s more to her than meets the eye.
By Hannah Jackson
Bilal Baig Steps Into Their Comfort Zone Sort Of ’s star and co-creator finds their sweet spot.
By Katja Vujić
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