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Meghann Fahy’s Master Plan

After breaking out on TV, Fahy stars in a big-screen thriller this April. She won’t pressure herself to map out what’s next. By Jessica Goodman

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power ICE Arrests Palestinian Student-Protest Leader at Columbia Mahmoud Khalil, who helped organize antiwar protests last year, was detained despite having a green card. By Andrea González-Ramírez

astrology Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: March 10, 2025 Make the most of the Leo moon’s positive energy today by spending time with the people you care about. By Claire Comstock-Gay

celebrity Lele Pons Is Pregnant The YouTuber announced that she and her husband, Guaynaa, are expecting their first child. By Emily Leibert

celebrity Kylie and Timmy Are Letting Their Hair Down Post-Oscars loss, the actor was spotted sans teeny mustache taking in some tennis and flirting with his girlfriend. By Emily Leibert
chapters A Bomb Threat? Over My Beer Ad? How ridiculous it sounded didn’t make it any less terrifying. By Dylan Mulvaney

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The 15 Best Mineral Sunscreens to Buy By Shanna Shipin, Bianca Nieves, and Morgan Evans
18 Creams That’ll Repair Your Skin Overnight By Asia Milia Ware
14 Creams That Soothe My Eczema By Bianca Nieves
Is Korean Sunscreen Better Than American Sunscreen? By Jennifer G. Sullivan

paris fashion week Givenchy’s New Silhouette Sarah Burton’s debut focused on tailoring, which was not only visually strong and perfect but also varied. By Cathy Horyn
beauty Is Korean Sunscreen Better Than American Sunscreen? Sunscreen manufacturers abroad have more approved ingredients to work with, but that doesn’t mean they’re always better than American versions. By Jennifer G. Sullivan

spring fashion By Cathy Horyn and Lindsay Peoples The Cut’s Fashion Critic on the Industry’s Past 10 Years Cathy Horyn speaks with Lindsay Peoples on the industry’s most influential designers and much more.

beauty What’s Going on With Synthetic Braiding Hair? A Consumer Reports study finds it’s more harmful than you might think. By Chinea Rodriguez
hot to go Chappell Roan Made Her Fashion Week Debut She showed up front row at Rabanne’s Paris show before hitting Rick Owens. By Emily Leibert
beauty Perfume Culture Is Starting to Stink A booming fragrance industry promises the world. But what if it’s just sealing us off from it? By Cat Zhang

politics We Are Not Meeting the Moment Democracy is facing a five-alarm fire, but you wouldn’t know that from Democrats’ largely subdued response to Trump’s address to Congress. By Laura Bassett
power How Trans Teens Are Dealing With Trump 2.0, in Their Words “Being called your correct name and pronouns can be the difference between life and death.” By Anya Kamenetz

power By Bindu Bansinath Gisèle Pelicot’s Daughter Filed a Sex-Abuse Complaint Against Her Father Caroline Darian has accused her father, Dominique Pelicot, of drugging and sexually assaulting or raping her when she was in her 30s.

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career 10 Impressive Questions to Ask in a Job Interview To show employers you’re exceptional and to find out if it’s the right job for you. By Alison Green

spring fashion A ‘Bright Spot’ in Washington Senators Angela Alsobrooks and Lisa Blunt Rochester aren’t going to let that other election result prevent them from making history. By Andrea González-Ramírez

personal finance What It Really Takes to Be a Millionaire by 33 She worked multiple jobs, saved half her income, and rarely went out or saw friends. Was it worth it? By Charlotte Cowles

career The National Women’s Soccer League was facing a watershed moment when Jessica Berman, a former labor lawyer, came on as commissioner in 2022. She didn’t waste any time, overseeing negotiations that took the NWSL from a $4.5 million deal with CBS to a $240 million contract across multiple broadcasters. And that was just the start. Here’s how she gets it done.

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relationships I Thought Fighting Was My Love Language. Then I Got Divorced. Only then did I realize that I let banter disguise our serious issues. By Scaachi Koul
advice ‘My Friends Abandoned Me When They Had Kids’ You need to pick one or two friendships and fight for them. The rest are probably lost. By Emily Gould

parenting By Kathryn Jezer-Morton How Does ‘Big-Reveal’ Content Shape Our Family Stories? To “prove” that “real stuff” is “happening,” we transform ordinary life into something splashier online.

sex diaries The Furniture Designer Dating a Man and a Woman In this week’s story, a Brooklyn woman tries to choose between her two lovers. By Alyssa Shelasky

parenting That Pandemic Drowning Feeling Is Back We’re five years “post-COVID.” How is parenting still just as hard? How is anything? By Amil Niazi

astrology Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: March 9–15 An intense week leads up to a lunar eclipse on Friday, which could force you to confront some hard truths. Mercury retrograde follows soon after. By Claire Comstock-Gay

keep it moving If your only encounter with roller derby is Drew Barrymore’s movie Whip It, you should know that the Gotham Roller Derby skaters are serious about their sport. “The only difference between me and a professional athlete is that I’m not getting paid — in another world, this would be our full-time job,” says Molly Reitman (roller-derby name: Goddamn Goddamn).

how i got this baby The Mom Who Escaped the Altadena Fire With a Disabled Child and a Newborn “All my daughter’s equipment burned — every single bit of it.” By April Daniels Hussar
first person I Opened My Marriage. Maybe I Should Have Tried an Affair. When an engaged friend told me she had a boyfriend, I thought, I want that, too. By Haley Mlotek

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encounter There Is Only One Aimee Lou Wood She was a fan favorite on Sex Education, and now she’s a breakout on The White Lotus. Get used to seeing a lot of her. By Douglas Greenwood
close reads Life of Kylie Is a Monument to the Pain of Fame While everyone waits to see if Kylie Jenner walks the red carpet with Timothée Chalamet, I’m rewatching her grim teenage reality show. By Alanna Bennett

celebrity By Emily Leibert, Olivia Craighead, and Claire Lampen Unpacking Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s Legal Showdown Several lawsuits and dozens of leaked text messages later, the It Ends With Us co-stars have a 2026 trial date.

culture Let’s Dig Into the TikTok Drama About Ben On Love Is Blind He hasn’t exactly been forthcoming so far. By Allie Jones

royals You Only Need to Watch One Episode of With Love, Meghan Meghan Markle’s Netflix show has one guest who saves it from being a snooze. By Olivia Craighead

fragrance What Does a Movie Smell Like? The Nosferatu perfume is just the start of an avalanche of film-based fragrance collaborations. By Cat Zhang

celebrity Olivia Culpo Is Pregnant She announced that she’s expecting her first child with NFL star Christian McCaffrey. By Olivia Craighead
cooking Julie & Julia–ing With Love, Meghan Putting the Duchess of Sussex’s recipes — and Montecitoiness — to the real-world test. By Tom Smyth
celebrity What Went Down at the Another Simple Favor Premiere? Blake Lively smiled, Anna Kendrick dodged questions, and a Justin Baldoni fan showed up to protest. By Olivia Craighead

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fertility Embryos Out of Reach When a Nashville fertility clinic abruptly closed its doors in April, patients demanded answers. Months later, they’re still waiting. By Rae Nudson
chapters My Job Was My Life. Then I Got Fired. How failure changed my relationship to work. By Samhita Mukhopadhyay
keep it moving The Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark Drama Is Only The Beginning Is this what “growing the game” looks like? What the media frenzy says about the WNBA now. By Emma Carmichael
cut covers Meghann Fahy’s Master Plan After breaking out on TV, Fahy stars in a big-screen thriller this April. She won’t pressure herself to map out what’s next. By Jessica Goodman
relationships My Husband Was Paralyzed. Then We Opened Our Marriage. “People say you’ll feel guilt. No, you don’t. I love my husband, but I’m like, Hell yeah, finally.” By Bindu Bansinath
culture In Gabby Windey We Trust How reality TV’s Renaissance woman went from Bachelor Nation to stealing hearts on The Traitors. By Katie Heaney
relationships I Thought Fighting Was My Love Language. Then I Got Divorced. Only then did I realize that I let banter disguise our serious issues. By Scaachi Koul
self How Balding Treatments Became the New Botox Inside the shiny new brick-and-mortar med spas trying to capitalize on receding hairlines. By Bianca Bosker
fall fashion Anora Star Mikey Madison Is Having a Fairy-Tale Year After giving up competitive horseback riding to pursue acting, the Anora star won the Academy Award for Best Actress. By Ruth Madievsky
power How Trans Teens Are Dealing With Trump 2.0, in Their Words “Being called your correct name and pronouns can be the difference between life and death.” By Anya Kamenetz
power Don’t Fall for Candace Owens’s Rebrand For millions of viewers, her coverage of the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni case has become a gateway to the right-wing commentator’s universe. By E.J. Dickson
noticing Can I Boom Boom? Falling for, and fretting over, the gilded and greedy new aesthetic. By Emilia Petrarca