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¡hola papi! ‘Should I Get Back Together With My Ex?’ Take what you liked from the relationship and take this time to work on yourself. By J.P. Brammer
cut covers Reintroducing Ali Wong Her next phase includes dipping into dramatic roles on TV and testing the dating-app waters. By Evan Ross Katz

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Yes, You Need This: Target’s Latest Designer Collabs By Chinea Rodriguez

do i need this? Yes, You Need This: Target’s Latest Designer Collabs The retailer has tapped Rhode, Fe Noel, and Agua Bendita for its latest collaborations. By Chinea Rodriguez
fashion Telfar Does It Again And by “it,” we mean sold out. By Scarlett Newman

gone sale-ing By Chinea Rodriguez 10 Things You Don’t Have to Pay Full Price for This Week Deals from Amazon, Nordstrom, Nike, and more.

style Levi’s, You Can Just … Hire Diverse Models? In a confusing announcement, Levi’s announced it made AI models to be more diverse. By Tariro Mzezewa
parties! Emilia Clarke and More of the Bestest Party Pics This Week Parties with Saks, Nordstrom, Ferragamo, and more. By Chinea Rodriguez
how i get it done This Designer Has No Time for Mean Fashion Girls “I just want people to be kind and to feel cute in one of my sweaters or carrying one of my bags.” By Monica Corcoran Harel

life after roe Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Race Is the Next Abortion-Rights Test If Janet Protasiewicz wins a State Supreme Court seat, it will be yet more proof that abortion rights win elections. By Andrea González-Ramírez
trans rights Nebraska Senator Goes Scorched-Earth to Defend Trans Youth Machaela Cavanaugh is prepared to filibuster indefinitely to block a bill targeting gender-affirming care for minors. By Claire Lampen

celebrity By Danielle Cohen Turns Out a Lot of People Are Thirsty for TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew may not have won over Congress, but he has my FYP in a chokehold.

ask a boss When Should I Tell Potential Employers About My Disability? Since it’s not something they can legally take into consideration, wait until the offer stage. By Alison Green

profile Nan Goldin’s Happy Ending The demimonde photographer long considered herself a filmmaker. Then Laura Poitras made a documentary about her. By Kate Dwyer

my two cents Why You (Probably) Shouldn’t Get a Prenup Advice from a prenup expert who thinks most couples should steer clear. By Charlotte Cowles

how i get it done A lot has happened since Clare Vivier found $400 in cash on the street and used it to buy a sewing machine back in 2008. The designer behind Clare V. stitched her first leather work bag later that year. “I learned very quickly that you have to be consistent and you have to create a community,” says Vivier, 52, who will open her 14th store in the fall.

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culture By Ella Quittner Life Is Easier With a Fake Assistant TikTok is full of advice on how to get free stuff by pretending to be your own assistant. So I tried it out myself.

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self Narcissist and Proud Rebranding a personality defect as a “positive illusion.” By Hanna Rosin

sex diaries The Guy Wondering Why He Got Blocked on Grindr This week’s sex diary. By Alyssa Shelasky

the bigger picture Our lives are often measured by the things we keep. Renata Cherlise, visual artist and founder of the popular multimedia platform Black Archives, refers to herself as “a keeper of stories.” “I’m the person within my family that is this designated gatherer of stories,” she tells me. “I collect them, hold on to them, and preserve them.”

fixations I Can’t Shut Up About My Amazing Post-Pandemic Mental Health A new study suggests that the pandemic didn’t have a significant impact on our mental health. Haha, what? By Mia Mercado
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niche drama By Tariro Mzezewa An Exhaustive Guide to Scandoval The Vanderpump Rules cheating scandal you suddenly care about even if you don’t know what Vanderpump Rules is.

fixations I Can’t Shut Up About Bluey The Australian animated series has captured the hearts of young childless adults everywhere. By Mia Mercado

cinema Sofia Coppola’s Daughter’s TikTok Debut Has Everything Camp friends, shallots, and generational trauma. By Danielle Cohen

yellowjackets Yellowjackets Finally Goes Full Cannibal The girlies are blood sacrificing. By Bindu Bansinath

q&a 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
yellowjackets Yellowjackets Finally Goes Full Cannibal The girlies are blood sacrificing. By Bindu Bansinath
celebrity Apparently Lana Del Rey Is Engaged to a New Guy? His name is Evan Winiker. By Danielle Cohen

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cut covers Reintroducing Ali Wong Her next phase includes dipping into dramatic roles on TV and testing the dating-app waters. By Evan Ross Katz
first person My Marriage Was Never the Same After That In 2016, I wrote a poem that went viral. My home life got complicated. By Maggie Smith
the body politic Abortion Wins Elections The fight to make reproductive rights the centerpiece of the Democratic Party’s 2024 agenda. By Rebecca Traister
profile Nan Goldin’s Happy Ending The demimonde photographer long considered herself a filmmaker. Then Laura Poitras made a documentary about her. By Kate Dwyer
exclusive Law Roach on Why He Retired From Celebrity Fashion Styling The image architect speaks out for the first time since shocking the fashion industry by announcing he’s done with celebrity styling. By Lindsay Peoples
cut covers 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
media Let’s Have a Real Conversation About Barbara Walters Seventeen leading broadcasters on her legacy and making their way in the world she made. By Irin Carmon
relationships The Man of Your Dreams For $300, Replika sells an AI companion who will never die, argue, or cheat — until his algorithm is updated. By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
feature Do Those Free Panties Make You Feel Good About Yourself? Parade, the social-justice undies brand, tries to go mainstream and still be cool. By Brock Colyar
feature A World Without Men The women of South Korea’s 4B movement aren’t fighting the patriarchy — they’re leaving it behind entirely. By Anna Louie Sussman
love and war Ghosted by an App Dating apps gave us new paths toward love, but more and more banned users think they’ve also given us new channels for revenge. By Lauren Larson
culture Life Is Easier With a Fake Assistant TikTok is full of advice on how to get free stuff by pretending to be your own assistant. So I tried it out myself. By Ella Quittner