Erin Vanderhoof

The German-British composer explains how Chloé Zhao recontextualizes his much-used 2004 track—a piece of music that “leads you by the hand.”

One featured guest may help us understand how invested Netflix really is in the Duchess of Sussex.

Peter James’s latest Roy Grace detective story, ‘The Hawk Is Dead,’ imagines the queen surviving an assassination attempt and helping to evacuate a crashed train.

In the run-up to her Netflix holiday special, the Duchess of Sussex still embraces her signature neutral aesthetic.

The Megyn Kelly Show host was torn apart for apparently equivocating on Epstein’s behalf—but is sticking to her guns, saying she resents “these Johnny-come-latelies finally getting interested in the story.”

At a Brooklyn event for her new book, The Look, the former first lady talked fashion, life after the White House, and how she really feels about that incoming ballroom: “When we talk about the East Wing, it is the heart of the work. And to denigrate it, to tear it down, to pretend like it doesn’t matter—it’s a reflection of how you think of that role.”

The original media maven opens up about Gen Z’s supposed conservative turn, her forthcoming memoir, and why even haters of progressive politics owe her a debt for the personal-essay form.

Her brand, As Ever, just launched Signature Candle No. 519—yes, as in May 19, 2018, the date Meghan married Prince Harry.

“I Grieved Through My Vagina,” Evie Magazine offered up recently. On OnlyFans, a “godly” poster. Key influencers explain tradwife tensions to Vanity Fair.

Taylor Sheridan’s partnership with Keith Urban and Blake Shelton brings the principles of ‘Yellowstone’ to a tour bus.