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At Chanel & Tribeca’s annual luncheon, Katie Holmes, Cazzie David, and more cool girls proved a designer accessory is summer’s No. 1 style cheat code.

Behind the scenes, this exec is creating a surge of interest in women’s racing.

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A celebrity makeup artist explains how to curate your own.

The actor opened up about her reaction to her co-star’s sudden departure.

But the viral hack is one that experts say comes with real trade-offs.

An onscreen split can be both a personal low point and a major star-making opportunity.

Do you need a talent manager? An agent? A publicist? A social media manager? For reality stars with dreams beyond unscripted TV, growing your operation can be confusing.

The longtime Bachelor Nation spoiler and superfan looks into his crystal ball, talks Taylor Frankie Paul’s “baggage,” and pontificates on the Scandoval effect.

From drag brunches to DJ sets to live podcast tapings, reality stars are cashing in on fan connection by getting off your screens and out in your city.

Based on a 1957 novel, the Apple TV series follows the escalating stakes of a killer’s violent vendetta.

Put on your cowboy hats, y’all: the singer is going country again.

The actor shares the Olympic inspiration behind her performance in Schmigadoon!, where every day is a musical in the spirit of a bygone time.

In this exclusive excerpt from a new book, the actor shares her personal connection to local politics.

Bustle staffers curated the must-have pieces to recreate the show's effortless cool-girl style IRL.

Smelly Cat has heard your prayers.

If you’re going to fake a vacation this season, you should dress the part.

It’s all about rooting for your home team and ranking villa entrances like tunnel walks.

The internet may see a “rat-tail pony," but I see an edgier take on the slickback.

Each skin finish served a storytelling purpose, according to the show's makeup lead, Leah Ehman.

The baby of the bunch may surprise you.

Trust your intuition.

The star addressed dating rumors with her co-star Brett Goldstein.

Five of the most influential reality TV Instagram accounts on shaping storylines, getting DMs from stars, and how they really feel about leaks.

The Real Housewives of Potomac star Ashley Darby on the changing stigma around moms on dating shows.

Having someone run your social media while you’re filming a reality show can boost your popularity — and help you hone your brand. But it doesn’t always go smoothly.

Four pros take us inside one of reality TV’s most sacred (and powerful) relationships.

From classic checks to fruity accents, these gingham nail ideas are almost too cute to handle.

The singer became one of Season 3’s unexpected MVPs, so why wasn’t she in the final episode?

Charlene Akuamoah breaks down Hannah’s “puck bunny” ’fit and the viral internet debate.

Here’s how the stars celebrated their smash-hit hockey romance.

Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli, the co-stars and two co-creators of the hilarious sendup of Titanic, brainstorm other iconic turn-of-the-millennium movies that deserve their own stage adaptations.

From booking hotels to ordering toiletries.

The TV personality addressed behind-the-scenes tension in a new interview with People.

Writer-creator Sam Levinson said the actor pushed back when he tried to avoid nudity.

Emily Henry said that on vacation, you can be anyone you want. But sometimes you’re exactly who you are, and who I am is a TV girlie.

The @4inthe5 started posting in April and already have over 3 million views.

The actor’s high-energy, show-stopping number has netted him a Tony Award nomination. Offstage, he’s having fun too, enjoying New York and “cheeky nightcaps.”

The actor talks about his leading-man turn in Mile End Kicks and how he really feels about those Rodrick Heffley TikTok edits.

The Schmigadoon! star shares her favorite books and how, after a decades-long career in comedy, television, and theater, she’s savoring her first Tony nomination.

The show’s masterclass styling has me — a certified underwire hater — rethinking my entire underwear drawer.

“Going from Baby Bambi to where I’m at now is a good feeling,” he tells Bustle.

The singer opens up about their viral hit “Bed On Fire” and life with Chrishell Stause after Selling Sunset.

It's the long-wear formula of my dreams.

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Kacey Musgraves’ recent use of the phrase hit a nerve.

Zendaya’s heroine deserved better.

The film’s producers and director straight-up lied to fans.

These groups are all about making friends — something noticeably hard to do as an adult.

The “emo cowgirl” brought Bustle — and her adorable puppy — along for the big night.

It’s not “just cosmetic.”

They might give some relief, but not in the way influencers are claiming.

Soccer-inspired shoes are the fashion world’s MVPs.

Support looks different for everyone with HS. Here, five women share what it actually means to show up for them.

It took Cristina years to stop blaming herself for her HS. These are the habits that helped her take back control.

No field? No problem.

Bouncing back from losses and celebrating big wins together can follow you long into adulthood.

The only thing you owe anyone during a migraine is nothing.

They’ve heard every suggestion. Here’s what they wish people said instead.

Hopping from franchise to franchise is no longer considered unusual (or thirsty) — in fact, it just might make you a gift to casting directors.

Ariana Madix on living through the reality-TV wringer.

Can teaming up with an expert — from a Survivor winner to a Bachelor code-breaker — improve your chances of getting on TV?

A guide to everything you didn’t know you needed to know, from contracts to mental health evaluations to squeezing in cosmetic touch-ups before filming.

Focus on fulfillment.

Don’t wait for anybody.

Featuring blush overload, a concealer palette, and everything in between.

Summer is coming in hot.

In a new interview, the singer revealed she changed some songs to make them “more sad and creepy.”

The podcaster opens up about writing her debut novel Phoebe Berman’s Gonna Lose It.

“I’m really happy with the conversation that we’re having in this show,” he says of playing an emotionally tuned-in athlete.

No stress, just vibes.

Flirt with the unknown.

Sometimes even an artist’s biggest supporters need a time out.

"Let me tell you, singing 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together' with thousands of other fans was so therapeutic."

Remember your worth.

You’re seeing things in a new light.

Hot off the retailer's first-ever campaign, Megan Tamte shares how a dressing room breakdown still shapes her business values.

With The Idea of You, Robinne Lee turned on a generation of middle-aged women. In her new novel, Crash Into Me, she experiments with edgier territory still.

That dream job? You'd actually hate it.

The vibe? You just stepped out of a pool and didn’t bother to dry off.

Sabrina Callahan, the chief digital and marketing officer, shares her best career advice.

For her new album, the Spice Girl channeled her Sporty side, resulting in her biggest solo success.

Elsa Hosk and Millie Bobby Brown proved that Grandma is still the No. 1 style star.

The singer responded to accusations that her outfit infantilized and sexualized her.

Every so often, the lunar cycle aligns to create these special lunations.

Get ready to dance the night away.

Plot twist: Applying powder before foundation actually works.

Bustle’s fashion market director calls it the “perfect work bag.”

The Uncut Gems star shares the sweet reason why her bridal gown is still in her closet.

Three people share how AI chatbots played a part — or completely caused — the demise of their relationships.

A hairstylist breaks down how to get Allie Hayes’ tousled, lived-in look.

Jason Ikeler’s debut documentary shines a light on artists who were shunned from the CCM industry.

In Fallen Angels, the Broadway legend and Rose Byrne turn a girls’ night into glorious chaos.

The actor went from losing a role to becoming one of Season 3’s breakout stars.

At 19 years old, Bright is the youngest member of the show’s core cast.

Fake looking rested even if you’re running on fumes.

Because reapplying eyeliner in a bar bathroom is not the vibe.

Formulas that move with you — literally.

Office-ready staples built for busy days and even busier calendars.

Products that keep up from takeoff to touchdown.