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Somewhere between your third and fourth Zoom call, likely around 3 p.m., you might want to swap your interview-ready ensemble for a more easygoing alternative. Your morning enthusiasm for a statement look eventually star...

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As she expects her second child and celebrates a new collection with JustFab, the singer is getting playful with her hair.

After 6 months away from her New York apartment, this Vogue editor is approaching her closet in a whole new way.

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Miley Cyrus truly rocks a cover like no other, and if you needed any proof, her recent Backyard Sessions from MTV's Unplugged series is all you need to watch. The singer's special episode dropped on Friday night, and whi...

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Plus, Eastern European faces from Ukraine and Russia make a cameo.

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Danielle Bernstein's brand wants a judge to declare that it did not infringe on The Great Eros's copyright.

An overzealous filter prevented paleontologists from using words like bone, pubic, and stream at an online conference.

The Supreme Court hearings that Lindsey Graham is rushing through the Senate have finally exposed him as an unprincipled politician who deserves to lose the power he has spent the last two decades meticulously accumulati...

The pop superstar's MTV special was filled with new music and the latest runway collections.

The 20-year-old gets in touch with her emotions for her debut album.

Objects saved and accumulated can be a balm for uncertain times.

Top industry execs share new skills they picked up during the coronavirus pandemic.

"I talk to people about everything, but I'm very interested in social movements right now," says photographer Sinna Nasseri.

They spoke about expanding access to capital, removing barriers to government contracts and providing technical assistance to businesses.

Yes, velour was involved.

The Brooklyn Museum's "Studio 54: Night Magic" exhibit celebrates the life, times, and enduring influence of the legendary nightclub, including it's unofficial scent.

The new book describes the author's now-frayed relationship with the first lady and her experience in the White House.