The fifth season of The Crown has officially dropped on Netflix, and we’re engrossed in the drama that’s unfolding over the show’s new decade — the ’90s. Ever since the highly acclaimed series debuted in 2016, it’s taken some creative liberties from time to time, despite heavily relying on history t

Beauty

12 Holiday Gift Boxes That Make Perfect Gifts

With some of beauty’s best products coming together in curated packages, these sets are so good that you’ll want them for yourself.

Everything to Know About Curl Patterns and How to Take Care of Them

Curly hair can be a struggle, but understanding how your hair works and what products work best is the key to having happy, healthy hair.

These are the 15 Most Outrageous Fashion Collections of the Decade

From fast food at Moschino to Yeezy’s Madison Square Garden extravaganza, these are the most over-the-top collections of the 2010s.

Music

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are Listening to These Musicians

From Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar to Led Zeppelin to the late MF Doom, newly-elected President Joe Biden and Vice President have an eclectic mix of musical artists on their playlists.

Let’s run a quick experiment, shall we? How does electric fuchsia make you feel? What about an “ugly” puce? Love them, hate them, winter 2022-2023’s color trends want to make you feel something, anything—whether that be a surge in adrenaline, confidence, or even disdain (admittedly, chartreuse isn’t

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The Promise

Just a few years ago, Maison Francis Kurkdjian Paris’ Baccarat

Noah Segan is very aware that he lives a charmed life. Born to a New York City family rich in personality (more, a lot more, on this in a bit), the actor and now director has enjoyed a career as a steady presence on the indie and horror scene since the mid-aughts. He’s also worked with Rian Johnson

“My own desire as a boy was to retire,” George Sanders once said.

In Sanders’s 1960 autobiography, Memoirs of a Professional Cad, this world-weariness is on full display. The suave, sardonic Oscar-winning star of Golden Age Hollywood made his living playing, as he put it, a “high-class sort of heel

The Lindsay Lohan comeback is officially underway, and it’s not just going according to plan—it’s going even better. Crunching some numbers for The Ankler, Sean McNulty found that Lohan’s Falling for Christmas had the fourth-biggest opening weekend for a Netflix original since May. Snagging more tha

In the short but long weeks since Elon Musk took over Twitter, it seems like the platform, along with the social media class, has been put through the spin cycle. Between debates over who could be verified and how much that might cost, employee layoffs, and, of course, the lingering question of whet

After years of bearing the brunt of the “Democrats in disarray” narrative, Rep. Pramila Jayapal of Washington senses a new Beltway catchphrase in the making: “Republicans in ruin,” she jokes in the hallways of the Capitol Wednesday—the day after Donald Trump officially announced his 2024 presidentia