As the last 18 months have made clear, there are two types of elected officials in the U.S.: those who want Americans to live and those who…well, we’re not going to say they actively want Americans to die, but if that’s what happens, they’re seemingly not too broken up about it. In the former catego
Although he’s still banned from Twitter and Facebook, former president Donald Trump has found an outlet for his election conspiracy theories. Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal published a letter to the editor penned by the former president in which he asserted—among other things—that Joe Bi
On November 1, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two challenges to Texas’s Heartbeat Act, which bans abortions at six weeks without exception, and deputizes citizen vigilantes in and out of state to sue anyone suspected of aiding and abetting the procedure—including, for example, an Uber
One of the unexpected joys of Zack Snyder’s zombie-filed heist extravaganza Army of the Dead was Matthias Schweighöfer as Dieter the uber-charming safecracker, so the idea of a dashing, romantic spin-off movie focused on the character would be welcome news…
Except for one bittersweet (and somewhat
Welcome to NYLON’s Buffy Week, where we dive into the enduring impact of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ and celebrate Sunnydale’s finest. Check back all week for a look into the show’s lasting legacy on culture, from fashion to music, and everything in between.
We all know by now that fashion and beaut
There’s probably no Y2K trend as divisive as the thin eyebrow look. After having the harrowing experience of plucking eyebrow hairs away and praying for them to come back, millennials hoped the trend would never return. While we’ve been enjoying the fuller look that’s been in style for the last deca
In NYLON’s monthly column Plus Us, writer Gianluca Russo explores the many ways in which fat people are discriminated against — both systematically and on an interpersonal level — in society today, and looks to open up difficult dialogue in order to provide support, advice, and resources to the comm
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In a diverse world, it’s not always easy to see yourself represented in the media — particularly in the fashion industry, which has a long history of exclusion, f
Dua Saleh has a lot going on at the moment. Fresh off their groundbreaking role playing Cal — the first nonbinary character — in Netflix’s critically acclaimed series Sex Education, the Sudanese-American artist and actor has also released a new EP. The project is a seven-track exploration of transit
Welcome to NYLON’s Buffy Week, where we dive into the enduring impact of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ and celebrate Sunnydale’s finest. Check back all week for a look into the show’s lasting legacy on culture, from fashion to music, and everything in between.
With the Hellmouth positioned directly un
Olivia Rodrigo might be the biggest trendsetter of 2021. So, when she drops a music video with mermaid-like dip-dyed pink hair, everyone takes notice. In the recent video, the singer croons the sad breakup lyrics of “Traitor” and wistfully meanders around an arcade and a parking lot, but she can’t h
When it comes to makeup, great basics never go out of style, and there’s nothing more important to a makeup look than starting off on the right canvas. That’s why New York-based, content creator and style chameleon Aimee Kelly opts for e.l.f. Cosmetic’s trending complexion duo — the Camo CC Cream an
As we prepare for the oncoming darkness of winter, the transitional season of autumn reminds us of all things witchy — from the black cats and broomstick-style of traditional witches, to the darker elements of witchcraft, Scorpio-blessed Halloween will always be the season of the witch.
Witches see
If your astrology chart is a restaurant, the signs choose the table, the houses set the plating, and the planets are the food. Asteroids, then, in this grand and exhausting metaphor, would be the special sauce, the garnish, the indelible addition that makes your chart a signature dish. Though your p
Last fall, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, 58 million households logged in to Netflix to watch Emily in Paris—and the City of Light-set romantic comedy prompted strong reactions (and Twitter commentary) from the crowd. Some saw the show’s titular Emily, an ambitious Midwestern twenty-some
The Queen is famous for her love of animals—her dedication to her dogs is practically iconic—but horses hold a special place in her heart. A rider from a young age (she is said to have started out on a Shetland pony when she was only four), she’s become a fixture at the annual Windsor Horse Show as
Earlier this month, Queen Elizabeth was hospitalized for “preliminary investigations,” and advised by medical staff to rest.
“Following medical advice to rest for a few days, The Queen attended hospital on Wednesday afternoon for some preliminary investigations, returning to Windsor Castle at lunch
I once walked into my family’s home to find it had been flooded. Water many inches deep pooled because a pipe in the apartment building had burst. My mother went in first, assessed the damage, turned to me, and said, “Save the photographs. Let the water take anything else.”
In my family home, you c
BTS Army, get in formation. Jungkook just released a video of him covering Harry Styles’ 2019 hit “Falling.” He dropped the video to BTS’ official YouTube page on Thursday, and it’s soo good.
Covering a Harry Styles song is no easy feat, but Jungkook was definitely up for the challenge. Fans of the
Identity is a slippery thing; it’s both self-constructed and imposed upon us by the world in which we live. Passing, writer/director Rebecca Hall’s adaptation of Nella Larsen’s 1929 novel explores these themes via its central characters, a pair of mixed-race friends who reconnect in 1920s Harlem. Th