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What Men Should (and Shouldn’t) Wear to the 2026 Met Gala
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What will A$AP Rocky wear to the Met Gala? This year, the pre-Met chin wagging about which celebrities will show up to the megawatt Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute fundraiser—and, crucially, which designers will dress them for the occasion—has exited the group chat and entered the betting markets. That’s right: It being 2026, Kalshi…
Read More‘Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum’: We Have a New Aragorn, and Everything Else We Know
Harry Potter is not the only beloved fantasy series with film adaptations that hit theaters starting in 2001 to return to our screens. More than two decades after the immensely popular Peter Jackson Lord of the Rings trilogy smashed the box office and swept some Oscars (not to mention embedded itself into millennial psyches), Warner…
Read MoreKeanu Reeves Movies, Ranked
The period of peak Keanu saturation known as the Keannaissance may be behind us, but Keanu Reeves keeps on doing what he’s done throughout his decades-long career—delivering understated, powerhouse performances at every turn. Sure, more than a few of the films on this list are, broadly speaking, not great. But even in the projects that…
Read MoreJosh Hutcherson Is Liking What He Sees in the Mirror
“I got some heat because I did a photo shoot with Jordan, and Jordan asked me something about being a [Taylor Swift fan], and I was like, ‘Oh no, I’m definitely not a Swiftie,’” he says. He meant it as neither judgement nor critique. But on the internet, simple, honest opinions about the type of…
Read More11 Major Takeaways From Watches and Wonders 2026
Are watches more inaccessible than ever? The strangest press appointment I had was at F.P. Journe’s manufacture in the heart of Geneva., In a back room, among tables set up for the brand’s VVIP clients to sip the wine Journe makes and eat fat chunks of Parmesan, the novelties were displayed in two vitrines. Journe…
Read MoreThe Best Mother’s Day Gifts Repay a Lifetime of Patience
Definitive proof that she did, in fact, raise you better than this. Source link
Read MoreWhy the Cannes Film Festival Is the Perfect Setting for ‘The White Lotus’ Season 4
In my experience, the Cannes Film Festival is a place of jarring contradictions. In the same humid evening, you can ascend the ginormous red carpet of the Palais des Festivals into the premiere of a devastating drama about wealth inequality, tearfully applaud for 15 minutes in your strictly-enforced tux, and later find yourself at a…
Read More‘The White Lotus’ Season 4 Will Take Place at the Cannes Film Festival. Here’s Everything We Know
We’ve known for a while that the fourth season of The White Lotus would be jet-setting to the south of France—and now we know why. According to HBO, this installment of Mike White’s anthology series about the misadventures of wealthy vacationers will take place over the course of one week during the Cannes Film Festival.…
Read MoreBanana Republic Reissued Some of the Greatest Gorpcore in Vintage History
Menswear writers love to say shit like “Banana Republic needs no introduction” and then spend the next 250 words introducing Banana Republic. So for everybody’s sake, let’s skip the preamble where we wax on about the retailer’s good-again office gear, and provide a little bit of context instead. Because Banana Republic might not need introducing,…
Read More‘DTF St. Louis’ Was a Tragedy All Along
Creator Steven Conrad breaks down the HBO series’ heartbreaking finale and the possibility of a White Lotus-style sequel. Source link
Read MoreRobert Pattison Isn’t Messing Around With His Red-Carpet Watches
Jonah Hill’s Vacheron Constantin 222 At the world premiere of his film Outcome, Jonah Hill reminded us that the most interesting watch flexes on the red carpet aren’t always the ones screaming for attention. To the average moviegoer, the 222 probably reads as what it technically is: a nice gold watch. But to watch guys…
Read MoreA Guide for the Peptide Curious
As a fitness editor in New York City, I first started picking up chatter about peptides around 2016. Longevity was just being written into the wellness lexicon and things like NAD, red light therapy, and cold plunging were taking their first steps into the mainstream. But peptides were an outlier. For one, you had to…
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