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With an overwhelming 43-track release, Drake spreads himself — and his grievance — thin. But it’s hard to argue the rap world has moved on either.

Beth and Rip are in Texas now, and there are still cows, as the “Yellowstone” universe expands again.

Nuuly, a $98-a-month fashion subscription service, has come to dominate sorority houses and everywhere else, tapping a desire to wear more clothes while owning less.

Some families see a cycle of drug abuse and mental illness that they know too well and are following the murder case with dread: Could this happen to us?

What is home? When my D.C. dwelling was in jeopardy and my employment future was murky, my search began.

Taylor Swift and Matthew McConaughey have filed trademarks, apparently to protect their likenesses from AI misuse. Still, the strategy’s effectiveness is untested.

The National Capital Planning Commission is urging the White House to better explain its plans to paint the granite, which have drawn opposition from preservationists.

Signs appearing around the capital twist appreciation and patriotism into an authoritarian knot.

For journalists Danielle Crittenden and David Frum, processing their grief meant telling Miranda’s story, in an essay and in a new memoir, “Dispatches From Grief.”

Highlights from the 2026 Met Gala included Teyana Taylor’s Tom Ford gown, Naomi Osaka’s Robert Wun dress and Beyoncé’s Olivier Rousteing skeleton dress.

See best moments from the 2026 Met Gala and red carpet looks from Beyoncé, Rihanna, Kylie Jenner and more.

IATSE, the union of theatrical stage employees, said it has filed charges over the dismissal of employees months before the center’s announced two-year closure.

Extravagant gowns can yield a very particular kind of fashion emergency requiring the help of assistants, seamstresses and even fellow celebs.

Ten years ago, George Conway almost took a job with Donald Trump, then became one of his biggest critics. He lost his marriage but found a new political identity.

“The Devil Wears Prada 2” is stacked with callbacks, echoes and inside jokes for fans who have been rewatching the original for 20 years.

Adrian Grenier did not get cast again as Anne Hathaway’s boyfriend Nate in the “Devil Wears Prada 2.” But we learned enough to reassess his much-debated character.