Dolly Parton’s death this week prompted reflection on grief, infertility, and what made her genuinely rare — as an artist and as a person.
Lululemon’s bag lineup — from the Everyday Backpack to belt bags — is earning 4+ star reviews. Here’s what’s worth buying and why.
Ulta’s 21 Days of Beauty runs August 28 to September 17 with daily 50% flash deals and new week-long Weekly Beauty Steals on top brands.
GapStudio’s fall 2026 drop under Zac Posen pushes proportion and gender-fluid design further, anchored by a deep indigo denim matching set.
Oak Essentials’ Microbiome Balancing Deodorant, from Jenni Kayne’s brand, handles 102°F Dallas heat without aluminum. Here’s what makes it different.
From Normal People to Off Campus, the TV sex scenes worth remembering aren’t just hot — they’re built on tension, character, and earned release.
Ariana Grande’s “Petal” video sparked a wave of fan concern over her health, following two years of worry tied to Wicked press and her world tour.
Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood 2026 honored Tyriq Withers, Tate McRae, Sombr, and Malachi Barton at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills on August 5.
Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner star in Will Gluck’s rom-com about a world where sex is legal just one night a year. The premise is absurd by design.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s apology scene — where Peter Parker tells MJ about a kiss she doesn’t remember — is driving real conversation about consent.
The Napoleon jacket — defined by epaulettes, round buttons, and military color combos — is back for fall 2026, tracing a line from Bonaparte to Gaultier to now.
Anthropologie’s 24 Days ($98) and 12 Days ($50) Beauty Advent Calendars are live now, featuring L’Occitane, ILIA, Boy Smells, and art by Nephthus Foster.
Plum is fall’s most interesting fragrance note, offering depth and range that lighter fruits can’t match. From Ellis Brooklyn to Valentino, the launches are already here.
Victorian blouses — sheer fabrics, lace trim, voluminous sleeves — are dominating fall 2026, from Chloé’s runway to Zara’s shelves and Copenhagen street style.
Nike’s athlete off-duty trend has real styling rules — proportions, layering, and sneaker choices that make or break each look.


























