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Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department—And Its Surprise Companion, The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology—Mine the Darkness to Pop Perfection

By Suzy Exposito

Jennifer Garner and Judy Greer Reflect on 20 Years of 13 Going on 30

By Keaton Bell

The 10 Buzziest Releases Coming to Cannes in 2024—From a Selena Gomez Musical to Sebastian Stan’s Take on Donald Trump

By Radhika Seth

Alex Katz Would Rather Own a 1930s Balenciaga Coat Than a Richard Serra

By Stephanie Sporn

In the Self-Love Era, Bridget Jones’s Highly Relatable Neuroses Are a Tonic

By Kate Lloyd

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News

The Very Best Social Media Reactions to Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department

By Emma Specter

Ashanti and Nelly Announced Their Pregnancy in a Very Cute Way

By Emma Specter

How to Survive Becoming a Coachella Elder

By Alana Hope Levinson

What Is Limerence, the Not-So-Desirable Dating Trend Du Jour?

By Emma Specter

TV & Movies

Yulin Kuang on Writing Her Debut Novel, Loving New Jersey, and Adapting Emily Henry

By Maya Layne

Jennifer Lawrence Looks Set to Play Ava Gardner Opposite Leonardo DiCaprio’s Frank Sinatra in Martin Scorsese’s Next Epic

By Radhika Seth

From Penelope’s Makeover to Eloise’s Audrey Hepburn Moment, Bridgerton’s Costume Designer Talks Season 3

By Radhika Seth

37 Thoughts I Had While Rewatching Episode 1 of NYC Prep

By Emma Specter

Books

Required Reading: The 10 Books That Changed Anna Sui’s Life

By Hannah Jackson

Grace Blakeley Wants You to Forget Everything You Think You Know About Capitalism

By Hayley Maitland

Marissa Higgins’s Debut Novel Is a Sad, Sexy Ode to the Complexity of Human Connection

By Emma Specter

Would You Buy a $1.5 Million Copy of Breakfast at Tiffany’s?

By Lilah Ramzi

— Latest Stories —

“My Friends All Smell Like Weed or Little Babies”: Taylor Swift Nails a Millennial Truth

By Rebecca Cope

The Shows Must Go On (and On!): One Writer Tackles the Busiest Week on Broadway

By Juan A. Ramírez

Keep Marching: Hillary Clinton and Shaina Taub on the Urgent Message of Broadway’s Suffs

By Luna Adler

Photography by Stefan Ruiz

Vogue’s Resident Swifties React to The Tortured Poets Department

By Irene Kim and Florence O'Connor

Overlooked During Her Lifetime, Filipino American Artist Pacita Abad Has Suddenly Become a Global Star

By Raymond Ang

Willkommen! Anna Wintour and Zoë Kravitz Host a Starry Preview Performance of Cabaret

By Marley Marius

I Don’t Want to Do It All Anymore!

By Fiorella Valdesolo

Back to Black Reproduces Amy Winehouse’s Misogynistic Harassment. Naturally, the Internet Has Responded By Trolling Its Female Star

By Sophie Wilkinson

Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor Are Bringing an Apocalyptic, Gen-Z Twist on Romeo and Juliet to Broadway

By Hayley Maitland

Hannah Waddingham Had the Perfect Response to Sexism on the Red Carpet

By Emma Specter

Everything We Know So Far About Timothée Chalamet’s Bob Dylan Biopic

By Riann Phillip

I Used to Think Getting Older Meant Becoming Less Attractive. Actually, I’ve Never Been More of a Heartbreaker

By Annie Lord

The Best Fashion Moments From the 2024 WNBA Draft

By Leah Faye Cooper

5 Faith Ringgold Artworks to Reacquaint Yourself With This Week

By Emma Specter

Help! I Can’t Stop Thinking About Travis Kelce’s Happy Gilmore Hat at Coachella

By Emma Specter

The Best (and Most Anticipated) Documentaries of 2024

By Erik Morse

Rambutan’s Cynthia Shanmugalingam on Meeting—And Marrying—The Love of Her Life at 40

By Cynthia Shanmugalingam

Why Do I Keep Dreaming About My Ex?

By Lisa Wong Macabasco

‘It Felt Hyperreal’: Cailee Spaeny on Entering the Terrifying World of Alex Garland’s Civil War

By Elaina Patton

At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Photographic Masterworks From the 1970s Catch the Light

By Robert Sullivan