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The Defiance Of Olivia Munn
After taking a break to become a mother and tackle cancer (casual), the attention-magnet actor is igniting the small screen again. Lucky for us, she’s as opinionated as ever.
Quinta Brunson Was Built For This
The Abbott Elementary star followed her gut to hit ratings and Emmys gold. Now she’s taking big swings in the rest of her life, too.
The Many Lives Of Leighton Meester
She’s slowed her roll to embrace parenthood and shrugs off the “Leightonaissance.” Yet she can’t resist a career playing pretend: “Getting to be another person — it’s such a gift.”
Kate Hudson Takes Hollywood By The Balls
With basketball comedy Running Point, the eternal A-lister is taking her one-in-a-zillion magic to Netflix. For Kate? It’s nothing but net.
The Gospel According To Ciara
She’s got a 20-plus year career, a swoon-worthy home life, and dance moves that still defy gravity. How’d she do it? “I’m always reaching for the next step.”
Khloé Kardashian Sets Herself Free
As she enters her 40s, Kardashian is reclaiming her confidence and tackling work with renewed purpose: “I got really insecure about doing anything on my own.”
Florence Pugh & Andrew Garfield Are Done Wasting Time
The stars of We Live in Time say making their new A24 tearjerker made them rethink everything: “It definitely gave me the kick up the ass.”
Shailene Woodley Lives For Pleasure
In Three Women, the actor digs into the mess of sex and gender in America. Off the clock? She’s touching grass.
The Private World Of Kerry Washington
Her characters are famous for handling messy situations, often through sheer force of will. Can that approach succeed in real life?
Dakota Johnson Can’t Fake It
On set, at junkets and in her relationships, the actor — and literary tastemaker with a new book club — favors blunt truths. And the occasional mischievous fib.
Lindsay’s Glorious Return
Lindsay Lohan is back. She’s bringing the peace she’s found — abroad and in marriage and motherhood — with her.
Gwyneth For All
With a new, lower-priced beauty line, the lifestyle mogul finally expands beyond the jet set. After that? "I might just disappear."
Kimora Lee Simmons Has Had Enough Drama. She Wouldn’t Mind Being In Love Again.
The Baby Phat CEO reflects on the male ego, the backlash successful women face, and going single-mom mode with Khloé. Marriage, she says, “is not all that it's cracked up to be.”
Jessica Simpson's Big Bet
Returning to music and taking over her company, Jessica Simpson is finally in control. Now, she opens up about the challenges of buying herself back.
More Jodie Turner-Smith, Please
The scene-stealer of White Noise on working parenthood and making geeky glamorous.
Looks Like She Made It
How Shania Twain found love, her voice, and her rightful place in the pop music pantheon.
Hannah Einbinder Lets Down Her Armor
Before she could become an Emmy-nominated star on HBO Max’s Hacks, the comedian had to battle her own brain.
Charlie Puth Is Horny On Main
On his retooled third album — and his delightfully weird TikTok — Charlie Puth is letting it all hang out.
Keke's World
Between three movies, numerous TV shows, and an album, the busiest woman in Hollywood somehow was able to give us an hour.
Kourtney Kardashian Was Right All Along
In Calabasas, healthy boundaries are suddenly in style. Here’s how the reality star and Poosh founder insisted on balance and embraced her feelings.
Hilary Duff Figured It Out On The Way
With a new show, a sterling reputation, and one of the longest, most successful careers in television, the woman formerly known as Lizzie McGuire finally gives herself a break.
Alicia Keys Comes Home
On the 20th anniversary of Songs in A Minor, the artist reflects on who she was then — and who she's been all along.
The Millennial’s Guide To Addison Rae
TikTok’s reigning queen is about to cross over into old-fashioned stardom.
Thank God For Dan Levy
Inside the showrunner’s hard-earned, awkwardly timed, very good year.
"I Didn’t Think Of Myself As A Black Mother. I’m A Mother."
Phylicia Rashad, 72, makes her first foray into sci fi-horror and finds new depths to the role that made her a legend.
Issa Rae Has More To Do
The Insecure creator and star talks to Elaine Welteroth about Emmys regrets, friend breakups, the moving goal post of success, and whether celebrities can persuade voters.
Features
Lee Pace’s Naughty Streak
The actor swears he’s “extremely boring” and shrugs at being called “daddy” — but comes alive playing a villain.
Brooks Nader’s Naked Ambition
Ever since Love Thy Nader skyrocketed her public profile, women everywhere have found themselves unabashedly rooting for Nader and her utter unabashedness.
Dave Franco, Actually Romantic
His character in Regretting You gets closer to his real-life self than anyone he’s played before: “I am a pretty sensitive, vulnerable, open guy.”
Caleb Hearon Is A People Person
Ahead of his debut HBO standup special, the comedian and podcaster says joy is available to us all — even when it feels like the world’s on fire.
Jay Ellis Has Stories To Tell
The Insecure and Running Point actor’s memoir — now in paperback — revisits a formative childhood relationship: that with his imaginary friend.
Logan Lerman Can't Play It Cool
He plays a jerk in both the indie dramedy Oh, Hi! and a new Haim music video. But when it comes to his own love life, “I’m ‘constantly available.’ I never played games.”
Parvati Shallow Isn’t A Villain — She Just Plays One On TV
The reality TV star has a reputation as a Survivor all-timer. In her memoir, she reveals what it took to get there — and why she's done being the “Black Widow.”
Lewis Pullman Will Keep His Shirt On
He’s a (ripped) action star now thanks to Marvel’s Thunderbolts*. But the actor’s defining trait might just be his sensitive side.
Bowen Yang Is Number One
From SNL to Wicked to his latest movie, The Wedding Banquet, the comedian is never far from the center of pop culture. He’s still working on putting himself first.
Chet Hanks Has The Last Laugh
The iconoclastic Hanks brother is reaching new heights as a team player on Netflix’s Running Point.
Grace O'Malley Is Laughing With You
With Alex Cooper’s backing, the comedian and former Barstool Sports star has a brand-new podcast. But she’s nobody’s sidekick.
The Gospel According To Ciara
She’s got a 20-plus year career, a swoon-worthy home life, and dance moves that still defy gravity. How’d she do it? “I’m always reaching for the next step.”
The Viall Family Values
Could Bachelor-star-turned-relationship-expert Nick Viall and his wife and co-host, Natalie Joy, actually be the perfect couple? They sure think so.
Brenda Song Is Still Dreaming
The Disney alum and star of The Last Showgirl almost left acting behind to raise her family. Hollywood — and fiancé Macaulay Culkin — knew she had more to give.
Up Close
Brittany Snow Is Owning The Moment
After 30 years of playing the best friend, Snow now has a bonafide TV hit and a buzzy new show opposite Claire Danes. No wonder she’s never been happier.
Jake Lacy Won’t Flip A Table — But He’d Like You To Think He Could
The All Her Fault star on trading nice-guy roles for “rich douchebags,” the thrills of being a little bad, and pizza hangouts with his cast.
