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The band reunites with a new album built on the idea that unity starts with yourself.

The Atlanta rapper releases his latest collaborative project as the summer winds down.

Quite a few artists are in their flop era right now. An explainer on why Drake, once untouchable, got knocked out by Kendrick Lamar and never recovered the same footing. The market is sorting winners and casualties faster now.

The mother of two says she wants to "just enjoy the last half of my 20s." A profile of someone resisting the cultural script that says women are either building or breeding.

The philanthropist matched Rodrigo's $10 million for her inaugural women's music festival, doubling the total for women-focused charities. When a festival becomes a fund.

The beauty founder and musician tied the knot in Santa Barbara. Vogue got the final fitting at Oscar de la Renta, watching the dress come together.

As the tennis legend enters the International Tennis Hall of Fame, a retrospective on his singular fashion legacy. The man who made high-performance look effortless.

Soft pant summer led to soft pant thinking. Here's how to transition the silhouette without losing the vibe.

More than just feel-good marketing. The data backs what your grandmother knew: small generosities move the needle.

Including the Air Max 95 'Greedy' and two Pharrell x Adidas Jellyfish colorways. The drop calendar never stops.

HOKA didn't just put its name on a running event in Chamonix, France. It became the event, flooding the mountain town with its brand presence and energy. How sponsorship scales when it colonizes the landscape. (People, Brands and Things, 2026-08-30

Sony Music and Warner Chappell allege Anthropic used "thousands upon thousands" of songs to train Claude. The music industry is no longer asking; it's suing.

The grocery squeeze has been felt in beef, coffee, chocolate. Now the forces that made those expensive are moving into staples. A read on the next wave of consumer friction.

There will be more than just rom-coms about busy career women going back to their hometown inns on Netflix around Labor Day. The streamer is going after sports.

Caterpillar spent decades putting autonomous machines to work at remote mining sites. Now it's bringing that operational playbook to AI deployment. Industrial logic meets the new frontier.

And four more speedy dinners that hold on to summer. The end-of-season formula: let produce do the work.

Why the Danish open-faced sandwich is the perfect vehicle for end-of-summer eating.

In the trendy California beach town of La Jolla, luxury meets easy living. A restaurant that understands place and mood.

RBC industry analyst Nik Modi reiterated his enthusiasm for college graduate-age beverage alcohol consumption increasing starting about a year from now. The tailwinds are coming.

The 2021 Olympic champion won by nearly four minutes and just missed Sifan Hassan's course record. Scale and speed.

Golf's biggest money event grinds on.

An editor's meditation on losing Dolly Parton, and what she meant to people who grew up without mirrors in the mainstream. The obit that became a country.

Sixty-four men and 64 women will lose in the first round of the U.S. Open. For many, it will still be their richest payday of the year. A read on prize money and the cost of competing.

With Season 2 of her namesake series now on Netflix, Morgan is praising her writers for capturing her Southern voice. Regional specificity is finally a premium.

A runner used HRV trends to rethink training and ended up with a half marathon PR. The numbers told the story the body already knew.

New gear isn't always the answer. Six coaches lay out exactly where they'd put the cash and why.

Madison Dapcevich spoke with search-and-rescue to debunk rumors about the number of stings. When the story matters more than the facts.

In one of the final races of the WTCS circuit, Beaugrand and Studer cemented their season dominance.

If you ever want to check in on the pulse of society, take a trip to your local shopping mall. A meditation on luxury and the copy.

By the law of Sod, you will be ready to start investing in cashmere jumpers and a good sturdy coat at the exact moment everyone else is. Why shopping for fall starts now.

Hospitals are notorious for bad food. This Michelin-starred chef is changing that. When excellence meets institutional constraint.

The continent's rivers are drying up, fish are dying, and the landscape is changing faster than anyone prepared for. The climate is not just warming, it's behaving.

Google Maps relabeled Lake Ontario as "Lake America" for users in the US after President Trump said he would during a signing ceremony. When geopolitics rewrites the map.

Shein is heading toward a Hong Kong listing at about a quarter of its 2022 peak valuation. A market correction, compressed.