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- Sep 29, 2026
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Troye Sivan on His New Single, His Favorite Cocktail, and the Best Kind of Party (opens the original)
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Troye Sivan knows how to have a good time. If his new single “Party” has anything to say about it, the singer can throw down at the park, under the bridge, and at the club or restaurant. He hasn’t just been busy releasing new songs and collaborating with Ian McKellan and Nicole Kidman in his music videos, however. He’s also joined Smirnoff as “chief vibes officer.” It’s the perfect side hustle for a pop star. “I feel a bit like a personality hire, but I think I bring a nice energy to the role,”
The Best Horror Movies of 2026 (So Far) (opens the original)
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Do you feel that chill in the air? The cooler winds and crunchy leaves beneath your boots? It’s officially autumn, baby. But while Halloween is just around the bend, we’ve seen a slew of hair-raising horror movies all year long. Back in January, renowned director Sam Raimi kicked off the new year with his delightful horror comedy Send Help, which relishes in the terror of being alone on a deserted island with Rachel McAdams. (On second thought, count us in.) Later in the year, we saw releases li
Does Emily St. John Mandel Know What Happens After the United States Ends? (opens the original)
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Even with six successful novels under her belt, Emily St. John Mandel is still fascinated by the lives left unlived. The author has been included in Barack Obama’s annual list of favorite books twice. Plus, her 2014 novel Station Eleven won an Arthur C. Clarke Award, has been translated into 33 languages, and was adapted into an HBO series. Station Eleven gripped readers with its prescient vision about a plague-ridden future, and now, her new novel Exit Party reckons the aftermath of a new Ameri
The New, Refreshing US Open Drink That’s Giving the Honey Deuce a Run for Its Money (opens the original)
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In the haze and humidity of summer, I often lose track of what day it is. But once I start seeing advertisements for the start of the US Open, I know that we’re approaching the end of August. That doesn’t mean the darty is coming to an end. Instead, it means the best drinks of the summer are coming out at Arthur Ashe Stadium, where the annual Grand Slam tennis tournament is held. By now, you’ve probably tried a Honey Deuce, the event’s iconic signature cocktail. But if you’re looking for another
Men, I Beg You: Stop Doing This One Annoying Thing at the Cocktail Bar (opens the original)
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Finally, you get the bartender’s attention at the trendy new spot in town. So what do you order? Probably something tried-and-true that you know you’ll like, right? A martini or Negroni, maybe a tequila soda? After you’ve managed to take a sip to lighten your mood, ask yourself: Did I even look at the menu? But I know what I like, you’re probably saying to yourself. And yes, your bartender will smile and nod and make the best damn tequila soda you’ve ever had, because their job is to serve you y
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