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Romeo Beckham Has No Business Looking at His Rival Like That
In Forty Love, the Beckham heir makes his screen debut opposite Paul Kircher in a queer tennis romance where the most dangerous opponent is the one he wants.
The Vampire Diaries’ Deadliest Parties, Ranked
In Mystic Falls, an invitation is usually a threat. We score ten dances, weddings and civic catastrophes by body count, permanent damage and how fast the dress code became funeralwear.
American Horror Story Put the Red Carpet in a Chokehold
At Hotel Chelsea, Rubber Man opened the carpet, Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson dressed for glamorous damnation, and Season 13 staged a reunion hot enough to wake the dead.
Why Scream Queens Makes More Sense Now Than It Did in 2015
A reassessment of Ryan Murphy’s Scream Queens: its camp precision, Chanel Oberlin, candy-coloured fashion, failures and life after cancellation.
The Camera Has a Crush on Power
Danny Boyle’s Ink turns Rupert Murdoch’s first tabloid victory into kinetic cinema—and makes Venice ask whether a movie can expose the machine without making its architect magnetic.
The Body Is the Mask: Why American Psycho Still Looks Modern
American Psycho turned Patrick Bateman’s body into a perfect corporate surface. The film’s visual language explains why that image still seduces, circulates and gets misunderstood.
Rosé and Connor Storrie Bring '80s Heat to Saint Laurent's New Campaign
Her reported feature directorial debut returns to Coney Island and Downtown Manhattan in 1993. The real question is not whether the city can be recreated, but whose memories are allowed to survive inside it.
Outer Banks Was Netflix’s Last Great Teen Fantasy
As the Pogues prepare for one final ride, Outer Banks leaves behind more than treasure maps. It may be the last Netflix teen series that made friendship feel like an entire world.
Marvel’s New X-Men Cast Looks Like the Internet Chose It
Sadie Sink, Kit Connor and a generation of already-edited faces are taking over Marvel’s mutants. The casting feels less like a reboot than a handoff shaped in public.
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Romeo Beckham Has No Business Looking at His Rival Like That
In Forty Love, the Beckham heir makes his screen debut opposite Paul Kircher in a queer tennis romance where the most dangerous opponent is the one he wants.
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Vivienne Westwood Just Put Good Taste Through a Nervous Breakdown
For Spring 2027, Andreas Kronthaler sent padded hips, visible underwear, giant flowers and Natasha Lyonne into battle. Body & Soul was less a collection than a public disturbance with excellent corsetry.
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The FRENZY Interview: Bo Quinn Makes Beauty Misbehave
In this visual interview, Bo Quinn opens the sketchbooks, studio archive and afterlife of the looks—and explains why beauty becomes interesting only when it stops trying to be beautiful.
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Megan Fox Is Giving Erectile Dysfunction a Red-Hot Rebrand
In Ro’s new campaign, Fox does not endorse the erectile-dysfunction treatment. She becomes it—red catsuit, black sachet and all. Male shame just got a face it cannot look away from.
Romeo Beckham Has No Business Looking at His Rival Like That
In Forty Love, the Beckham heir makes his screen debut opposite Paul Kircher in a queer tennis romance where the most dangerous opponent is the one he wants.
The Vampire Diaries’ Deadliest Parties, Ranked
In Mystic Falls, an invitation is usually a threat. We score ten dances, weddings and civic catastrophes by body count, permanent damage and how fast the dress code became funeralwear.
American Horror Story Put the Red Carpet in a Chokehold
At Hotel Chelsea, Rubber Man opened the carpet, Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson dressed for glamorous damnation, and Season 13 staged a reunion hot enough to wake the dead.
Why Scream Queens Makes More Sense Now Than It Did in 2015
A reassessment of Ryan Murphy’s Scream Queens: its camp precision, Chanel Oberlin, candy-coloured fashion, failures and life after cancellation.
The Camera Has a Crush on Power
Danny Boyle’s Ink turns Rupert Murdoch’s first tabloid victory into kinetic cinema—and makes Venice ask whether a movie can expose the machine without making its architect magnetic.
The Body Is the Mask: Why American Psycho Still Looks Modern
American Psycho turned Patrick Bateman’s body into a perfect corporate surface. The film’s visual language explains why that image still seduces, circulates and gets misunderstood.
Rosé and Connor Storrie Bring '80s Heat to Saint Laurent's New Campaign
Her reported feature directorial debut returns to Coney Island and Downtown Manhattan in 1993. The real question is not whether the city can be recreated, but whose memories are allowed to survive inside it.
Outer Banks Was Netflix’s Last Great Teen Fantasy
As the Pogues prepare for one final ride, Outer Banks leaves behind more than treasure maps. It may be the last Netflix teen series that made friendship feel like an entire world.
Marvel’s New X-Men Cast Looks Like the Internet Chose It
Sadie Sink, Kit Connor and a generation of already-edited faces are taking over Marvel’s mutants. The casting feels less like a reboot than a handoff shaped in public.
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Romeo Beckham Has No Business Looking at His Rival Like That
In Forty Love, the Beckham heir makes his screen debut opposite Paul Kircher in a queer tennis romance where the most dangerous opponent is the one he wants.
Fashion
Vivienne Westwood Just Put Good Taste Through a Nervous Breakdown
For Spring 2027, Andreas Kronthaler sent padded hips, visible underwear, giant flowers and Natasha Lyonne into battle. Body & Soul was less a collection than a public disturbance with excellent corsetry.
Beauty
The FRENZY Interview: Bo Quinn Makes Beauty Misbehave
In this visual interview, Bo Quinn opens the sketchbooks, studio archive and afterlife of the looks—and explains why beauty becomes interesting only when it stops trying to be beautiful.
Life & Culture
Megan Fox Is Giving Erectile Dysfunction a Red-Hot Rebrand
In Ro’s new campaign, Fox does not endorse the erectile-dysfunction treatment. She becomes it—red catsuit, black sachet and all. Male shame just got a face it cannot look away from.

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