Nicole Beharie knows good things come in small packages. Take, for instance, her affinity for intriguing anthology storytelling. There is the “Striking Vipers” episode of Black Mirror, in which she plays a woman whose marriage is put to the test when her husband begins exploring his sexuality through a virtual reality game; Monsterland, Hulu’s collection of one-off horror stories, where she took on the role of a socialite grappling with the haunted realities of her seemingly idyllic life; ...

Mary Beth Barone is out here doing the good work. After years navigating the New York City dating scene and racking up countless horror stories, she set out on a mission: to rid men and women of their fuckboy tendencies. She swears by her six-step treatment program. Barone outlines her rehabilitation process in Drag His Ass, the comedy show she created in 2019. The concept was an instant hit. Women came out in droves to see Barone’s showcase, which included guest comedians trading relatable da...

Halston Limited, Halston Luggage, Halston Perfume—the 1970s were all about Halston, the eponymous line, numerous licensing deals, and, of course, the visionary designer himself. Studio 54 was the place to be, and cocaine was the thing to do as Halston, a milliner whose career took off thanks to the pillbox hat Jacqueline Kennedy wore to JFK’s inauguration, pivoted to embrace the modern woman with both ready-to-wear and made-to-order fashion collections. Akin to Dior’s New Look of the 19...

The third season of Shrill—one of our favorite shows on television—is officially out today (time to clear your calendar!), but it’s a bittersweet moment, as this season also marks the Hulu comedy’s last. It’s time to bid adieu to the critically praised half-hour series that brought us smart, provocative, and wholly relatable storytelling; proved a plus-size female lead can and should exist; and delivered a bevy of exceptional fashion moments. And we have the inimitable Aidy Bryant to t...