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Jessica Simpson and Ashlee Simpson Talk New Music, Heartbreak, and Prince

After “the deepest heartbreak of my life,” Jessica Simpson is back with new music — and ready to spill with her sister for our Family Album series. By the Cut

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You Don’t Have to Own a Boat to Wear This Shoe By Aemilia Madden
17 Best Leave-in Conditioners for Hair That Just Can’t By Shanna Shipin, Bianca Nieves, and Hanna Flanagan
How to Use Shark’s New Cryo Mask By Chinea Rodriguez
15 Creams That’ll Repair Your Skin Overnight By Asia Milia Ware

how to use it How to Use Shark’s New Cryo Mask The skin-care device promises brighter, smoother skin. By Chinea Rodriguez
fashion Kim Kardashian Could’ve Tried Harder on This Collab The name of the Nike and Skims joint venture doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. By Danya Issawi

always shopping By Aemilia Madden There’s Something on Your Head Knit bonnets and cashmere headscarves crept into the cranial real estate long reserved for a classic beanie.

sleep week 15 Creams That’ll Repair Your Skin Overnight Wake up with the best skin. By Asia Milia Ware
internet boyfriends Pete Davidson Is Someone’s Boyfriend Again It happens to be Reformation, but that’s okay. By Olivia Craighead
new york fashion week The Best Street Style From New York Fashion Week See our favorite looks from outside this season’s shows. By Chinea Rodriguez and Sarah Treacher

power Trans Girls in Sports Don’t Threaten Women, Trump Does He’s scapegoating trans people to distract from his own attacks on our health and safety. By Andrea González-Ramírez
trans rights ‘It Shouldn’t Be Happening Here’ Parents of trans children in NYC are outraged as hospitals quietly shift their approach to gender-affirming care. By Anya Kamenetz

trump 2.0 By Andrea González-Ramírez We’re Seeing the Real-Life Consequences of Project 2025 President Trump insisted the far-right transition plan was fake news, but he’s been following it nearly step-by-step. Shocker!

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career ‘Can I Apply for a Job Internally Without My Boss Knowing?’ Don’t hold yourself back just out of fear of how your manager might take the news. By Alison Green

power Seeking Asylum. Pregnant. Terrified. Nothing but danger awaits my child in Honduras. Without birthright citizenship, that may be exactly where my baby is headed. By Pilar Melendez

personal finance Should I Be Worried About My Student Loans? Your questions about the SAVE plan and potential chaos at the Department of Education, answered. By Charlotte Cowles

career When Olympic runner Alysia Montaño was eight months pregnant in 2014, she won the 800-meter USA Nationals race, generating an overdue conversation around equality and respect for pregnant athletes. Today, she’s the founder, president, and CEO of &Mother (soon to be For All Mothers), a nonprofit dedicated to breaking barriers moms face in the workplace.

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spring fashion How Astrologically Compatible Are You Really? Happily ever after can be unpredictable, unless you know your zodiac signs. By Aliza Kelly
first person I Opened My Marriage. Maybe I Should Have Tried an Affair. When an engaged friend told me she had a boyfriend, I thought, I want that, too. By Haley Mlotek

first person By Emily Gould How I Quit Having a Grudge Against Lena Dunham After we got into a spat on Twitter, I nursed my wounded pride for a decade.

sex diaries The Magazine Editor Who Has Bad Sex With a Chef In this week’s story, a Los Angeles woman looking for a relationship goes out with an architect, a divorced guy, and a chef. By Alyssa Shelasky

advice ‘How Do I Stop Dating Men Who Are Bad for Me?’ You need to vent to a roomful of strangers. I know just the place. By Emily Gould

astrology Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: Feb. 16–22 With the sun entering Pisces, compassion takes center stage. For now, make a point of prioritizing other people. By Claire Comstock-Gay

keep it moving If your only encounter with roller derby is Drew Barrymore’s movie Whip It, you should know that the Gotham Roller Derby skaters are serious about their sport. “The only difference between me and a professional athlete is that I’m not getting paid — in another world, this would be our full-time job,” says Molly Reitman (roller-derby name: Goddamn Goddamn).

fitness I Don’t Want to See Men in My Solidcore Class A small but vocal faction of the boutique fitness cult wants to keep it girls-only. By Bindu Bansinath
crime Who Was Cyberbullying Kendra Licari’s Teen Daughter? For a year, parents and school officials searched for the person behind the vicious, relentless texts. The culprit was under their noses all along. By Lauren Smiley

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culture In Gabby Windey We Trust How reality TV’s Renaissance woman went from Bachelor Nation to stealing hearts on The Traitors. By Katie Heaney

culture By Allie Jones Love Is Blind Has a Small-Town Problem Can the concept work if everyone already kinda sorta knows each other?

books The Onyx Storm Ending, Explained: All the Leading Theories Confused about Violet’s second signet, Xaden’s plan, and who turned venin? Here are answers to all your questions about Rebecca Yarros’s latest book. By Margaret Hartmann

culture The White Lotus’s Sinister Take on Southern Style Is The White Lotus about to unveil the show’s weirdest family dynamic yet? By Brooke LaMantia

fragrance What Does a Movie Smell Like? The Nosferatu perfume is just the start of an avalanche of film-based fragrance collaborations. By Cat Zhang

celebrity couples Leighton Meester And Adam Brody Are Co-workers Again The actress will be joining her husband onscreen in season two of Nobody Wants This. By Elizabeth Gulino
fake accents Hilaria Baldwin Was ‘Hurt’ by Her Accent Controversy In the premiere of her new TLC reality show, she seems to be defending … being bilingual? By Olivia Craighead
whoops! Did Don Jr. Shoot a Rare Italian Duck? Trump’s son is under investigation for allegedly hunting a protected species in Venice. By Emily Leibert

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fertility Embryos Out of Reach When a Nashville fertility clinic abruptly closed its doors in April, patients demanded answers. Months later, they’re still waiting. By Rae Nudson
chapters My Job Was My Life. Then I Got Fired. How failure changed my relationship to work. By Samhita Mukhopadhyay
keep it moving The Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark Drama Is Only The Beginning Is this what “growing the game” looks like? What the media frenzy says about the WNBA now. By Emma Carmichael
power Seeking Asylum. Pregnant. Terrified. Nothing but danger awaits my child in Honduras. Without birthright citizenship, that may be exactly where my baby is headed. By Pilar Melendez
abortion Why Were There Fetuses in Her Refrigerator? How a radical abortion opponent ended up dumpster-diving for remains. By Sofia Resnick
encounter Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor Is Right Where She Belongs The southern-raised Nickel Boys actor has carved out her own Hollywood niche. By Morgan Jerkins
fall fashion Anora Star Mikey Madison Is Having a Fairy-Tale Year After giving up competitive horseback riding to pursue acting, the rising star earned an Oscar nomination for her Anora role as a determined stripper. By Ruth Madievsky
first person The Crisis That Gave Me My Brother Back In caring for our sick father, we found our way back to each other. By Molly Rosen
culture Tramell Tillman Is in Bloom The Severance actor is gearing up for a big year — but he always makes time to stop and smell the flowers. By Katja Vujić
culture Bad Bunny’s “DtMF” Transcends Language Even the non-Spanish speakers are feeling emotional when listening to “DtMF.” By Cat Zhang
first person To Care for My Family, I Thought I Had to Hide My Abuse I wanted to believe my children’s father wouldn’t hurt us. I wanted to prove I’d care for him no matter what. By Moa Short
family Why Did These YouTubers Give Away Their Son? Myka and James Stauffer adopted a toddler from China and shared every step of the process with their online audience. Except the last. By Caitlin Moscatello