Sugar Rush

Foo Fighters are the musical guest on this weekend's SNL UK, but the band already got their moment in Coughlan's chaotic studio tour.

Despite controversy, the King of Pop film is tracking toward $100 million domestic and $200 million worldwide—a cultural statement in itself.

One of the originators of the genre now haunts it. A reckoning with legacy in real time.

What's killing movie theaters? Pretty much everything—COVID, Netflix, streaming. But the Michael Jackson biopic proves there are still moments that demand the big screen.

Critics called it "bad," "dangerous," and/or "off the wall," but American (and Canadian) audiences showed up anyway.

A kitschy mix of bowling shoe, dress shoe, and sneaker obsession—freaky shoe lovers will lose their minds.

An amphibious Authentic model with real frog energy; when skate brands get playful, they get weird.

Picture sculptural silhouettes, punchy patterns, and textures that look way more expensive than the sale tag—a Saturday shopping cheat code.

When a simple trench coat becomes the centerpiece of a wardrobe conversation; how Nour Hammour is making basics bespoke.

The singer marked Fenty's India expansion with two looks built from fall 2026 runway pieces—brand expansion as fashion performance.

Every company wants to call itself a lifestyle brand these days; what separates the real ones from the poseurs.

The critical juncture: how does a brand stay loyal to serious athletes while chasing mass appeal? Everyone before On has fumbled this.

The Saline campus will generate 1 gigawatt of electricity, making it one of the largest data centers in the country; the infrastructure bet is on.

Three name-brand diabetes drugs and a blood thinner now available at a discount on the government platform and J&J's own site; a new pricing paradigm emerges.

Skillet gnocchi with miso butter and asparagus—texture, umami, fresh; the week's most popular recipe speaks for itself.

Anzac biscuits: crispy, caramel-y, packed with oats and coconut; a forgotten cookie getting its due.

Jambalaya, Greek chicken salad, salted caramel mochi, and beyond—what TJ's is betting on this spring.

Policymakers in the US and across the Group of Seven will probably keep interest rates steady while watching for signs of recession.

The phenom finished with seven points and four assists in under 17 minutes in her first game back; the WNBA awaits.

Miles Chamley-Watson believes futuristic technology will bring his ancient sport into the modern mainstream; the jury's still out.

A deal still in early stages would bring together two of the biggest players in audio; implications ripple through the podcasting ecosystem.

Dry mouth is common as you age but it's not inevitable; practical fixes for a Saturday afternoon read.

Vulvodynia isn't something you can turn off because pain is multifaceted, so are its triggers; an honest essay on living in a body that hurts.

Former football player-turned-fashion-photographer DeMarcus Allen has opened a wellness space that brings together sculpture, sound, scent; the lifestyle premium is real.

Which fragrances made the cut for the stars, celebrities, and content creators at the DWP2 premiere; a road map for scent.

Everyone loves sweets and added sugar hides in seemingly healthy foods; changing habits is easier than you think.

The entire oversight board is out; implications for research funding and policy cascade.

The Iran war wasn't the only focus; corporate earnings and a split between hardware and software stocks caught attention.

U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's Islamabad trip is off; diplomacy enters a new phase.

The jobs platform has scaled rapidly, crossing one million jobs in March; a $400M round would revalue the space.