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What Evan Peters Says Is the Most “Exciting” Part of Having Ariana Grande Join American Horror Story
“He’s just an incredible collaborator,” Evan shared of Ryan. “As strong as his vision is, he’s willing to take ideas in and try them, and you definitely get to have some say.” Indeed, he inadvertently referenced the new show while detailed their working relationship, adding, “That’s the beauty of it.” As for what drew Evan…
Read MoreGisele Bündchen Hints at Name of Baby With Husband Joaquim Valente
Gisele Bündchen is keeping her son’s name close to her chest. The supermodel seemingly hinted at the name of her and husband Joaquim Valente‘s baby—who they welcomed last February—by wearing a necklace that bore the initials of her partner and each of her kids. In the photo shared to Instagram Jan. 13, Gisele posed for…
Read MoreCheer on Team USA During the 2026 Winter Olympics In Designer Collabs: Skims, Ralph Lauren, J.Crew & More
If you’re building your February schedule around watching as many Olympic games as possible, you deserve to be doing it in style! Cheering on Team USA will feel even better in a cozy patriotic sweater, fuzzy fleece sweatpants, or a vintage-inspired tee. And don’t forget about winter-ready accessories like wool socks or a warm scarf.…
Read MoreNASA sends 4 astronauts back to Earth in first medical evacuation
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — An astronaut in need of doctors’ care departed the International Space Station with three crewmates on Wednesday in NASA’s first medical evacuation. The four returning astronauts — from the U.S., Russia and Japan — are aiming for an early Thursday morning splashdown in the Pacific near San Diego with SpaceX.…
Read MoreMuseum Educator Sierra Schiano On the Structural Pressures Behind LACMA’s Union Vote
LACMA staffer Sierra Schiano describes long-standing structural issues—from understaffing to opaque decision-making—that gradually pushed her and her colleagues toward unionization. Courtesy of Sierra Schiano Over the holiday break, the staff at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) voted overwhelmingly in favor of starting a union. Their move is part of a larger trend…
Read MoreWall-to-Wall Cultural Capital: Inside Observer’s Art Power Index Party
Power in the art world is often discreet—etched into museum walls, discussed over gala dinners—but this certainly wasn’t the case on Tuesday night, where pioneers of the industry and New York’s glitterati gathered in full force to celebrate Observer’s Art Power Index at Maison Nur in the Lower East Side. Under black suit jackets and…
Read MoreThis Limited-Edition DedCool x OUAI Laundry Collab Will Make Your Sheets & Clothing Smell Amazing
Don’t you just wish you could wash everything you own with your favorite fragrance? Well, we got great news if your signature scent is OUAI’s Melrose Place. DedCool has partnered with OUAI to bring us a limited-edition Melrose Place version of the brand’s bestselling detergent and dryer sheets. DedCool is an indie fragrance brand with…
Read MoreMeet the Collectors: Carl Gambino and Sarah Ivory Refuse to Play the Market Game
Carl Gambino and Sarah Ivory at home, where collecting is inseparable from daily life. Painting by Sholto Blissett | Photo: Gloria Kilbourne The art world can be challenging to navigate for non-insiders, and even more so for a young couple entirely new to the world of collecting. Yet research suggests that humans are instinctively driven…
Read MoreKeanu Reeves’ Girlfriend Alexandra Grant Details Magical Date Night at Rockefeller Center
Keanu Reeves and Alexandra Grant took their love on the ice. The artist offered a glimpse inside her and The Matrix star’s ice skating date in New York City, which saw her and her leading man taking on a new experience. “Last Monday, after the run of Waiting for Godot, Keanu invited me on a date in…
Read MoreWhy You Should Text 1 Friend This Week
You probably send dozens of text messages a week. But do any of them truly deepen your friendships? For many people, the answer is no. “We’re constantly receiving and exchanging information, and communicating in some way, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that the quality of that connection is there—or that the intention is there,” says…
Read More10 Meaningful Questions to Ask the Older People You Love
Asking the older people in your life questions isn’t just about recording a birth location, marriage date, or occupation to flesh out a family tree. It’s far more revealing—and rewarding—to probe the wisdom that lives in their hearts or in the deepest chambers of their memory, rather than on any certificate. “Facts are not what…
Read MoreA 22-Year-Old Founder Wants to Build the Moon’s First Hotel by 2032
Skyler Chan launched GRU last year. Courtesy GRU Space Civilian travel to the Moon remains years away, but a California startup is already making plans to host overnight guests there. GRU Space, founded by 22-year-old entrepreneur Skyler Chan, is taking deposits ranging from $250,000 to $1 million for a lunar hotel that has yet to…
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