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- Sep 30, 2026
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Rosé on Her Emotional Night With Saint Laurent, New Album, and Lucky Pink Alpaca (opens the original)
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Rosé joined a cadre of celebrities and fashion stars on Tuesday in the front row of Saint Laurent’s spring 2027 show, widely believed to be Anthony Vaccarello’s last, ten years after he first joined the house as creative director. The dramatic presentation was staged outdoors at the Trocadero fountain under the glittering glow of the Eiffel Tower, on a raised black lacquer runway, under sparkling gold chandeliers. Rosé, a global ambassador for Saint Laurent since Vaccarello tapped her for the ro
Zoe Kazan Wants You to Put Your Phone Down for ‘East of Eden’ (opens the original)
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When John Steinbeck was writing East of Eden, he handwrote the manuscript on the right-hand pages of large, custom ledger books, saving the left-hand pages for daily letters to his editor and friend, Pascal Covici. Early on, Zoe Kazan tells W, he promised “a monster unlike any you’ve ever seen.” That monster was Cathy Ames, the beautiful, remorseless woman who marries into the Trask family, shoots her husband, abandons her newborn twins, and goes on to run a brothel in Salinas, California. “She’
The Best Photos and Candid Moments from Inside the 2026 VMAs (opens the original)
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Ever since 1984, when Madonna writhed on the floor in a bustier wedding dress to perform her hit “Like a Virgin” at the inaugural Video Music Awards, the MTV-hosted celebration has made pop culture news. That night at Radio City Music Hall was the first of many chaotic VMAs, now in its 43rd year. For the 2026 edition, Madonna herself returned to the stage to perform for the first time since 2003, when she, Britney Spears, and Christina Aguilera shared the three-way kiss heard ’round the world (t
Alex Prager’s Most Cinematic Work Yet Was Shot Entirely on an iPhone (opens the original)
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For Alex Prager, the neon was the problem. The artist was on a Los Angeles soundstage directing a crowd scene—replete with fog rolling in, confetti drifting to the floor, and neon signs buzzing overhead—but the iPhone 18 Pro she was shooting with kept flattening the thing that mattered most to her. “The neon doesn’t look right,” she told Apple’s chief aesthetics scientist, Pamela Chen, who was on set to troubleshoot. “And then Pamela was like, ‘I got you. I literally just invented this.’” What C
Inside Sofia Coppola’s Lavish ‘Marie Antoinette’ Set, 20 Years Later (opens the original)
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When Sofia Coppola took over Versailles in the spring of 2005 to film Marie Antoinette, she filled the palace with pyramids of Ladurée macarons, fresh flowers, a collection of custom-made Manolo Blahnik heels, and a New Romantic-inspired soundtrack of New Order, The Cure, and Bow Wow Wow. The resulting film is a cult-classic portrait of the doomed queen as a teenage girl, splashed across mood boards and fashion Tumblr pages for years to come. But when it premiered at Cannes in May of 2006, Marie
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