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Age-gap relationships, like the one between Nick Viall and Natalie Joy, seem to be all the rage right now. From Babygirl to Vladimir to Bridget Jones 4, women cavorting with much younger men are all over our screens. And now those on-screen age-gap relationships aren’t just fictional. With Age of Attraction, Netflix is treating us … Read more
In yet another People story published that evening, a source says, “Their split is turning dramatic. Nicole’s hurt and feels betrayed.… She wanted to save their marriage and believed that she could, but it seems he’s already moved on.” September 29, 2025: Multiple outlets report that Kidman and Urban have separated after nearly 19 years … Read more
5. Turquoise blue While other spring color trends, including tomato red and emerald green, have a bit more of a foothold out in the world, this one is just starting to take off. (Translation: This is your chance to get in on the ground floor.) Turquoise, aqua, cerulean—whatever your preferred nickname for this energetic shade … Read more
I won’t waste time burying the lede here: I love exfoliating bar soaps! There are few things in my life as satisfying as physically scrubbing away dead skin cells (is that sad?), which reveals smoother skin and makes for a great base for all of my lotions and potions. As someone who takes anywhere from … Read more
Sometimes, the most unexpected things can completely change the trajectory of your life. When actor Lily Collins and I hop on the phone to chat, we’re here to discuss a few of those things: Having a baby, a really good haircut, and a fantastic friend. “I identify so much with hair as a gateway into … Read more
Following their time at the market, they headed on over to the famous Bermondsey Beer Mile, visiting Southwark Brewing Company and female-owned Fabal Beerhall. Both were game to pull pints and try out the beers on tap. They finished the day with a trip on the RNLI lifeboat on the River Thames to learn about … Read more
It’s that time of year when the idea of braising something starts to lose its luster. After months of slow-cooking, roasting, and eating delightfully sludgy, but primarily brown, beige, dusty, or pale orange colored foods, they begin to take their toll both on my palate and spirit. It’s also around this time that I start … Read more
“You ever been Downeast?” a local asked when I first arrived on Mount Desert Island years ago. It’s an essential question, and a must-know term if you plan on exploring a certain northerly part of Maine. “Downeast,” an Americanism dating back to the 1810’s, is a sliding scale of remoteness: it literally refers to Washington … Read more
Let’s turn back the clock to March 2006: Jack Dorsey launches Twitter, V for Vendetta is in theaters, and everyone’s listening to the new Rascal Flatts album. The 2006 Oscars red carpet is also a sign of the times. Take Keira Knightley, whose Vera Wang mermaid gown—rendered in burgundy taffeta and styled with a statement … Read more