Every so often, fashion Twitter picks a fight about celebrity street style that goes something like this: Is Bella Hadid’s one-armed sweater styling actually chic, or is she just famous? What about Kendall Jenner wearing a sweater, briefs, and black tights, but no pants? Rare are the outfits everyon
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Art Basel is about art…theoretically. But the influencer and fashion editor heavy crowd that descends onto Miami Beach each year has turned the annual art fair into as much a scene as Fashion Week. And where exactly could everyone be found on Tuesday night, on the official start of the week? Well,
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix docuseries really is going ahead.
The release date was set for Dec. 8, and a first-look trailer dropped yesterday, Dec. 1.
Per Netflix (opens in new tab), the series is set to explore “the span of their relationship, from the early days of the couple’s cour
In November, #ReadWithMC readers picked up E.M. Tran’s debut novel, Daughters of the New Year, a captivating story centered on the women of a multigenerational Vietnamese family. The first half of the novel follows Tran, Trieu, and Nhi, the daughters of Xuan Trung, a former beauty pageant queen and
It’s fair to say Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix docuseries trailer hit a nerve when it dropped on Thursday.
It was amazing enough to see it actually materialize, but it’s the timing of it that’s really getting commentators talking.
You see, this first look at Harry & Meghan was released
Shortly after tweeting an image of a swastika inside the Star of David and hours after going on a pro-Hitler tirade, Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, was suspended from Twitter Friday. Twitter CEO Elon Musk confirmed as much early Friday morning, less than a few weeks after Twitter rever
As much as her @’s could sometimes resemble a festering cesspool of death threats and rape jokes, Kathy Griffin really loved Twitter. It wasn’t just that she was able to amass an audience of more than 2 million followers, a boon to anyone who works in showbiz. Or that she could stay up-to-date on re
There’s no other way to put this: Let’s talk to the hand. When Victor Dorobantu finished playing the disembodied, five-fingered being Thing from Tim Burton’s new Wednesday series he decided to reach out—so to speak—to another performer who once brought the same character to life.
Dorobantu, a 25-ye
Several scrappy Oscar hopefuls received major visibility boosts with Friday’s announcement of the New York Film Critics Circle winners, the first critics’ group to weigh in with their selections for the favorites of the year. Keke Palmer, explosively good and charismatic in Jordan Peele’s Nope, pull
On Tuesday morning, Dan Gelber, the mayor of Miami Beach, stepped out of City Hall and walked the half block lined by botanical gardens to the city’s convention center, flanked by a small crew of staffers. A press conference was set to start, and Gelber took a seat onstage next to the people who run
Stars at Saudi Arabia’s second annual Red Sea International Film Festival have had to do more than their standard promotional duties. Special guests Sharon Stone and Guy Ritchie have both defended their reasons for attending the event, which is happening in a country with a history of human rights a
Tammy Wynette hadn’t even been on a date with George Jones when the country music artist decided to pull the plug on her second marriage and start a life with him. The romantic incident unfolded in 1968 at the home that Wynette, then about 26, shared with her second husband, Don Chapel. By that poin
In the early 2000s, Mark Hunter — aka The Cobrasnake — documented Los Angeles’ burgeoning hipster scene, taking high-flash photos of current and future It Girls partying in all their flip phone-wielding, Juicy Couture-clad glory. But for a while there, as the decade turned, he thought the golden age
On a Sunday evening in late November, Natasha Lyonne enters Café Standard, a few blocks from her East Village home, sporting a knit beanie, a dark winter jacket, and a backpack slung over her shoulder. If it weren’t for her trademark raspy voice, she could well have been any other bundled-up New Yor
They say not to judge a book by its cover, but what about an album?
When it comes to music, an album’s cover may be one of the most important factors contributing to whether you’ll decide to give something a listen — alongside the artist and, of course, the music itself. After all, in the age vinyl
Over the past few years, the NFT market has exploded, upending the digital art world — with museums, auction houses, and Art Basel all getting in on the action — and minting a new generation of collectors and entrepreneurs (even as overall excitement now cools). Standing right by them, of course, ar