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The friendships and love stories found inside his estate auction, as told by his nearest and dearest like Anna Wintour, Marc Jacobs, and Tom Ford. By Cathy Horyn

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In Your Feeds

The stuff your group chat won’t shut up about.

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identity By Eda Yu The Monterey Park I Remember Spending family time in the Asian-majority city helped me proudly embrace my identity.

extremely online I Can’t Shut Up About the M&M’s Drama Revisiting Tucker Carlson’s one-man campaign against the “spokescandies.” By Mia Mercado
couture spring 2023 At Valentino, Couture for Today Designers often look to the past for couture inspiration, but Pierpaolo Piccioli of Valentino believes it is only relevant if it talks to the moment. By Cathy Horyn

Style

wait what is happening on tiktok? Everything We Know About TikTok’s Lashgate Drama Did Mikayla Nogueira add false lashes or not? By Asia Milia Ware
parties! Teyana Taylor, Anna Camp, and More of the Bestest Party Pics This Week Parties with Gucci, Sundance, and more. By Chinea Rodriguez

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10 Things You Don’t Have to Pay Full Price for This Week By Chinea Rodriguez
13 Flower Alternatives to Shop for Valentine’s Day By Chinea Rodriguez
16 Beauty Products My Boyfriend Won’t Stop Stealing From Me By Asia Milia Ware
27 Best Sex Toys You Can Buy Online By the Cut

couture spring 2023 At Valentino, Couture for Today Designers often look to the past for couture inspiration, but Pierpaolo Piccioli of Valentino believes it is only relevant if it talks to the moment. By Cathy Horyn
celebrity Ziwe and Lisa Rinna Brought RHOBH to Paris Fashion Week They were “ready to own it” in Mugler. By Olivia Truffaut-Wong

why is your skin so good By Asia Milia Ware How John Legend Gets His Skin So Good He and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, often share their skin-care products.

couture spring 2023 Seduction and Suiting at Couture Fashion Week Shows from Chanel and Gaultier by Haider Ackermann were fresh. By Cathy Horyn
how not to f*ck up your face In Defense of ‘Good Enough’ Aging When good enough is plenty good. Plus, are you dealing with thinning lashes? By Valerie Monroe
couture spring 2023 At Couture Fashion Week, a Controversy The week began with a debate about Schiaparelli’s use of imitation animal heads. By Cathy Horyn

power

power Harvard Students Walk Out on Professor Accused of Assault Over 100 students continued to protest the reinstatement of John Comaroff, who has been accused of sexually harassing and assaulting female students. By Bindu Bansinath
identity The Monterey Park I Remember Spending family time in the Asian-majority city helped me proudly embrace my identity. By Eda Yu

school shootings By Olivia Truffaut-Wong A 6-Year-Old Shot His Teacher — Now What? The teacher’s lawyer claims the school administration was warned three times that the 6-year-old had a gun.

ask a boss ‘I’m Sick of Having to Do My Incompetent Colleague’s Work’ Talk to your manager. It sounds as if he might not realize how frustrated you are or how much it’s affecting your work or your hours. By Alison Green

life after roe The Pilots Flying Abortion Patients Across State Lines Elevated Access is circumventing restrictive trigger legislation, bounty laws, and all-out bans from a couple of thousand feet in the air. By Kim Brooks

my two cents ‘I’m a Plus-One at 5 Weddings. Who Should Pay?’ Start by examining your priorities. By Charlotte Cowles

how i get it done Unlike many traditional cooking shows, Sophia Roe’s Counter Space doubles as a news source. “I just want people to understand that there are a lot of different places that their food comes from,” she says. “There are a lot of stories behind these foods and a lot of ideas and reasons why a person might eat the way that they eat.”

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¡hola papi! ‘I’m Ashamed of Being Unemployed’ The path is long, crooked, embarrassing, and deeply silly. Having friends and passions will make it tolerable. By J.P. Brammer
the hard part There Is No Break Coming for Parents — Ever New year, same shit. By Amil Niazi

brooding By Kathryn Jezer-Morton How Am I Supposed to Teach My Kids to Be Generous? Especially when “paying it forward” is just a quid pro quo turned outward.

science of us Do Kids Really Need Stress-Relief Toys? The mental-health industrial complex comes to the kids’ aisle. By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

¡hola papi! ‘I Was Dumped, and Now I Feel Disposable’ You will meet other people, and when you do, you’ll be able to better identify what you want. By J.P. Brammer

brooding What If We Make Affordable Child Care About Wellness? Then we might finally see some change. By Kathryn Jezer-Morton

the bigger picture In the U.S., LGBTQ rights are under siege. It’s so alarming that even a glimpse of queer love can feel like a balm. Photographer Ryan Pfluger aims to provide that salve with his new book, Holding Space: Life and Love Through a Queer Lens. The monograph showcases 100 tender stories and images of queer interracial couples across the America.

star material An Astrological Guide to Uranus Astrologers pronounce it Ur-en-es or Ur-ah-nes, so you can keep the jokes to yourself. By Aliza Kelly
making it Casey Johnston Turned Bulking Up Into a Business The unlikely weight-lifting coach is making a killing arguing that pumping iron can be for everyone (yes, even you). By Emily Gould

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q&a Saint Omer’s Guslagie Malanda Is No Longer an Actress in Secret How the Saint Omer actress went from art curator to awards-season hopeful. By Olivia Truffaut-Wong
celebrity couples This Good Morning America Romance Keeps Getting Messier Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are reportedly out at ABC. By Danielle Cohen

keeping up with the royals By Claire Lampen Has Prince Andrew’s Teddy-Bear Collection Been Confiscated? His Buckingham Palace apartment has reportedly been revoked, and with it, his dozens of stuffed toys.

fixations I Think About This a Lot: The Best Friendships on TV Edition The Molly to my Issa, the Maya to my Anna, and the other fictional friendships we love to obsess over. By the Cut

love and war Can You ‘Hack’ Your Dating App to Get Better Matches? In this episode of Land of the Giants: Dating Games, we’re looking at the algorithms that run your love life. By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz and Lakshmi Rengarajan

the bachelorette How Is This ‘Two Bachelorettes’ Thing Going to Work? The season premiere of The Bachelorette(s) was a mess. By Allie Jones

bellissimo Where Have I Seen Michael Imperioli’s Home Before? It’s unclear where The White Lotus ends and Imperioli’s apartment décor begins. By Danielle Cohen
culture Pamela Anderson Found Pam & Tommy ‘Crushing’ The actress called the Hulu series “salt on the wound.” By Tariro Mzezewa
extremely online I Can’t Shut Up About the M&M’s Drama Revisiting Tucker Carlson’s one-man campaign against the “spokescandies.” By Mia Mercado

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