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Harry Styles Makes First Red Carpet Appearance in 3 Years at BRIT Awards 2026
5. Pussycat Doll Anne was the one who ended up sending Harry’s X Factor application in when he got cold feet. “People tell me I’m a good singer. It’s normally my mum,” the 16-year-old said, already the charmer, when he auditioned for The X Factor in the spring of 2010, performing Stevie Wonder‘s “Isn’t She Lovely” a cappella. “Singing is…
Read MoreThis Is What You Missed at SCHWET’s Steamy, Under-the-Radar Debut
Guests gathered inside SCHWET’s still-unfinished Tribeca space for a tightly curated, deliciously phone-free evening. Sam Waxman You could be forgiven for missing one of last week’s hottest parties, which unfolded semi-secretly inside a three-story, still-under-construction space in Tribeca, where hard hats have not yet fully given way to hand towels. The guest list was tightly…
Read MoreLisa Rinna Reveals Where She Stands With Andy Cohen After Rocky Relationship
Lisa Rinna has buried the hatchet with Andy Cohen. Three years after Andy published his private text exchanges with Lisa over her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills exit in his memoir, causing a rift between the longtime friends, she said the two have reconciled and are on good terms once more. “As humans, we evolve,…
Read MoreJack Dorsey Recasts Block as an A.I.-First Company
Jack Dorsey believes A.I. will force most companies to rethink headcount, and he’s acting before the market does. MARCO BELLO/AFP via Getty Images In December, Jack Dorsey reached a blunt conclusion: A.I. was advancing too quickly to remain a side project at his fintech company, Block—it had to be at the center of it. Yesterday…
Read MoreWhy Some People are Crushed by Colds
There are more than 170 rhinoviruses known to science. These causes of the common cold are found in noses all around you, and while rhinovirus infections tend to yield lots of snot and self-pity, often they cause no symptoms at all. But if rhinoviruses are relatively benign for most people, infection can be deadly for…
Read MoreWhy Laughing at Yourself Makes You More Likable
The next time you walk into a glass door, trip over your own two feet, or pass gas during yoga class, laugh at yourself instead of turning beet-red in embarrassment. New research suggests finding the humor in the moment will make you more likeable—and people will see you as warmer, more competent, and more authentic…
Read MoreLeAnn Rimes Shares Health Update After Onstage Teeth Mishap
“If you’ve been around, you know I’ve had a lot of dental surgeries,” she shared in an Instagram video at the time, “and I have a bridge in the front and it fell out in the middle of my song.” “In the middle, [I] said, ‘Hold on,’ and ran to the side of the stage…
Read MoreCan Dreams Help You Solve Problems?
In a dark room, in the middle of the night, a woman lies dreaming. Suddenly, her eyes beneath their lids dart crisply left-right, left-right. The eye signal means she knows she’s dreaming. Lucid dreamers are people who can recognize that they are dreaming and, in some cases, control the content of their dreams. For scientists,…
Read MorePhillip Frankland Lee Brings NADC’s Viral Wagyu Burgers Home to Los Angeles
Phillip Frankland Lee and Neen Williams. Jake Ostrowski Chef Phillip Frankland Lee moved from Los Angeles to Austin during the Covid-19 pandemic, but there was not a damn chance that he was abandoning California. Lee, who grew up in Los Angeles, has continued to operate Sushi by Scratch Restaurants. The Montecito outpost earned a 2021…
Read MoreSurvivor’s Colby Donaldson Admits He Almost Backed Out of Season 50
Colby Donaldson’s attempt to outlast his opponents was almost over before it started. Before the three-time Survivor alum joined fellow castaways Cirie Fields, Mike White and Ozzy Lusth for the CBS series’ milestone 50th season In the Hands of the Fans, he explained that he nearly turned the opportunity down. “It was an immediate yes…
Read MoreIt’s Never Too Early to Shop for Swimsuits—These Are the Cutest Ones to Get Ahead of Summer
We know, we know. Summer isn’t for another few months. In fact, it’s still freezing in many parts of the country. But that doesn’t mean we can’t dream about what we’re going to wear this summer, and that includes swimsuits. Because fashion is always a season ahead, there are already tons of cute swimsuit styles…
Read MoreThe New Geography of the Art World in the Age of Acceleration
Art Mill Museum, Doha, designed by Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena and scheduled to open in 2030. Photo courtesy Qatar Museums Cranes hover above Saadiyat Island as the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi moves toward completion. In Thailand, Dib Bangkok added another institutional node to Southeast Asia’s expanding art landscape. And the Art Mill Museum in Doha will…
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