celebrities

During awards season nepotism is okay actually.

Introducing Teen Vogue’s New Hollywood class of 2024.

From Kylie Jenner to Ariana Grande — everyone spent this holiday differently.

Wherever your celebrity of choice falls on this spectrum, it’s worth asking why we look to them in the first place.

There are dark sides to the celebrity industrial complex.

It’s, uh, not a good look.

At best, celebs are imperfect. At worst, they’ll actively hurt other people. Where does that leave their fans?

Lights. Camera. Election.

Turns out your astrological sign can explain a lot.

"Where is the compassion? Where is the benefit of the doubt?”

From Cara Delevingne's sex toy brand to Dakota Johnson's sexual wellness involvement, celebrities are investing pleasure.

We pulled no-fail outfits so you can focus on the food.

Hollywood has nothing to do with what they do.

While the ultra-rich share their last-minute endorsements, cities are boarding up their storefronts.

We may not know them, but celebrities play a large part in many of our lives.

This week we’ve seen several examples of the good that comes when celebrities are held accountable for their platform.

March 2020 was the longest year.

In a time of unprecedented global pandemic, celebrity culture is now synonymous with life or death.

The actress is putting herself on the line so people without her privilege don’t have to.

My brain hurts.