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Tate McRae Reveals Her First Fragrance—and the Inspiration Behind It (opens the original)
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Tate McRae fans, rejoice: you can finally smell like the pop star. Today, the “Greedy” singer officially launches her new fragrance, Tate 01, her first foray into the beauty space. “I feel like it’s a piece of the character that I’m building for my next world—it’s how she smells,” McRae says. “Much more to come.” This seems to be the start of a major moment for McRae. The pop star wrapped her Miss Possessive World Tour in late 2025, and ignited her fan base once again this year at Osheaga Music
Rina Sawayama Hasn't Listened to New Music in 4 Years—On Purpose (opens the original)
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Rina Sawayama is ready to give fans what they’ve been waiting for. “I think I’m the most grateful I’ve ever been, because my fans are still interested in what I’m going to release, which is crazy,” she says. “I feel like I’m confident about the music, and I’m confident about my fans.” The pop star hasn’t released an album in over four years. Hold the Girl, her sophomore LP, was released in September 2022. Since then, she hasn’t exactly been away, but fans have been wondering, Where’s the music?
Forget the Dance Floor—Gen Z Is Lining Up for Jazz Clubs Instead (opens the original)
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When Stella Cole is in New York City, there’s a high chance of finding her at one of the city’s jazz clubs. Yes, she’s now performed at Mezzrow, Café Carlyle, Town Hall, Birdland, and others, but on certain nights, you might just spot the accomplished jazz singer enjoying the show. “No matter how stressful my day has been, what chaos is going on in the subway on the way there, I can just go in there and escape,” she says. “Everyone’s not on their phones for an hour. Heaven.” Like Cole, many 20-s
Taylor Swift Called Sombr ‘The Future.’ He Thought It Was AI. (opens the original)
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Sombr hates the word famous. “It’s just fucking lame,” he exclaims, his arms flailing in the air. “It’s self-centered to call yourself famous. I don’t even think of it as a positive thing. How can I describe being in the spotlight when I don’t always want to be seen?” Two days after our interview, though, Sombr is very much in the spotlight, playing to a sold-out Lollapalooza crowd. He enters as any rock star would—chauffeured in a spinning-out, light-blue 1967 Chevrolet Impala. Clad in bug-eyed
Tom Francis and Ray Nicholson Watched the Giants Train to Prepare for ‘The Mosquito Bowl’ (opens the original)
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While preparing for Peter Berg’s film The Mosquito Bowl, Tom Francis had to journey to both the battlefield and the football field. The Brit is a massive fan of Berg’s Friday Night Lights, which gave him a starter-pack knowledge of American football, but he still had a few details to figure out before passing as a college football player-turned-soldier onscreen. With his co-star Ray Nicholson, he headed to the sidelines, watching the New York Giants train for a day. “There was just something abo
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