T LOunge for March 17th 2026

Posted on March 17, 2026

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May as well make yourselves comfortable, darlings. It’s TUESDAY and we still have a ton of Oscars fashion to judge together. Put your judgin’ pants on and take a seat. The distractions from the horrors will commence shortly.

 

Teyana Taylor Slams “Sore Losers” After Being Criticized for Celebrating Amy Madigan’s Oscars Win
The ‘One Battle After Another’ star lost to Madigan in the best supporting actress category.

Teyana Taylor doesn’t care if you don’t like the way she celebrates her fellow creatives who just won an Oscar.
The actress, who was nominated for best supporting actress at the 98th Academy Awards for her role as Perfidia in One Battle After Another, took to X on Monday to slam those who have grown “comfortable being sore losers.”
Her comments came after she received criticism for being excited about her fellow nominees, specifically when she jumped out of her seat to cheer for Weapons star Amy Madigan, who ended up taking home the Oscar in the best supporting actress category on Sunday.

 

‘Dune 3’ First Looks Show Timothée Chalamet as a Very Different Paul Atreides and Robert Pattinson’s Villain
The first images from the highly anticipated film come ahead of the expected release of the film’s trailer.

Everybody ready to forget that ballet and opera mess?
After Timothée Chalamet released an intense first-look photo (below) of Dune 3, which is officially titled Dune: Part Three, the official Instagram account for the Dune franchise dropped several more first-look images on Monday.
The first photo shows Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides, a close-up of his eyes as he wears a Fremen stillsuit. The character looks rather different from how he appeared in the first two films, with wrinkles around his eyes and red scarring.

 

Jessie Buckley was on this Andrew Lloyd Webber talent contest before winning her Oscar
She’d do anything for the prize.

Oscar-winning actress Jessie Buckley is taking over our cinema screens. From Hamnet to The Bride!, Buckley is proving there’s no role she can’t tackle. But while this might look like her big break, she’s actually been quietly carving out a place in the entertainment industry for almost two decades.
Long before awards buzz and headline roles, Buckley was already performing for a national audience. In 2008, she first appeared on television as a contestant on the BBC talent series I’d Do Anything. The show, created by theatre impresario Andrew Lloyd Webber, set out to find a young performer to star as Nancy in a West End revival of Oliver!.
Proving she was a triple threat from the start, Buckley entered the competition at just 17 years old.

 

Black skinny jeans are chic again – especially with these shoes
The perfect way to wear this old-school favourite for spring includes a statement

Like a cat with nine lives, there’s one garment that can’t stop coming back – it’s the black skinny jeans.
Whether you think of them as a basic or a classic, these have survived the rise of wide leg trousers, straight cuts and even baggy styles that rule the street style roost thanks to their great versatility. But it’s black skinny jeans that have a magical sort of quality that makes them appropriate for any occasion, taking you from a casual day look, an office outfit or even a night out.

 

Where is The Other Bennet Sister set? BBC filming locations revealed
A surprising reveal.

Adapted from The Other Bennet Sister, this new BBC series reimagines Pride and Prejudice by placing the spotlight on Mary Bennet — the often-overlooked middle daughter of literature’s most famous family.
Call the Midwife star Ella Bruccoleri leads the cast as Mary, alongside Ruth Jones (best known for Gavin & Stacey), Richard E. Grant, Indira Varma, Richard Coyle, Laurie Davidson and Dónal Finn.

 

Who’s in the cast of The Other Bennet Sister?
A new one for your watchlist, period drama fans.

With Bridgerton on hiatus until next season and Wuthering Heights mania dying down, you might be on the hunt for your next period drama fix. Say hello to The Other Bennet Sister, a BBC drama based on the timeless Jane Austen classic, Pride and Prejudice, and focused on one of the lesser talked about Bennet family members, Mary — you know, the one that’s described as a bit ‘dull’, ‘awkward’ and not the best singer.
Not exactly traditional main character energy, but we’re glad that Mary’s finally getting her flowers. The 10-part series explores the middle child’s journey of self-discovery from her family home to London and the Lake District as she seeks independence, a life outside her sisters’ shadows, and finds an unexpected love story. The story also explores themes of feminism and a women’s worth not just being tied to her looks.

 

Straight leg jeans are your spring wardrobe essential – here’s how to style them
Denim gets a spring update.

If there’s one style staple that works through all four seasons, it’s jeans. And while baggy and barrel styles have reigned supreme of late, how to style straight leg jeans has been the question we’ve been asking as they emerge as one of 2026’s biggest denim trends.
The favoured trouser choice of off-duty models like Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner, straight denim is arguably the most wearable style: worn with blouses and blazers, they can be sleek and sophisticated enough for even the most corporate office environment, yet teamed with a graphic tee or bandeau top, a straight leg jean can look casual or dressy.

 

Harry Styles leaned into ‘queerbaiting’ accusations on SNL, and it’s got the internet divided
Can we retire this drama, already?

Much to our delight, Harry Styles took the stage on Saturday Night Live to host and perform his latest singles from his new album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. The former One Direction star once again reminded audiences of his surprisingly sharp comedic timing. Honestly, after Don’t Worry Darling, someone needs to cast him in a full-blown comedy — ideally with a little less off-screen drama.
During his opening monologue, Styles also addressed the long-running accusations that he has been “queerbaiting” fans; a term used when celebrities hint at same-sex attraction without confirming anything outright, often seen as a way to appeal to queer audiences while avoiding backlash from more conservative ones. Think Taylor Swift’s You Need to Calm Down music video.

 

Beyond the beach: exploring Bali’s cultural heartland
Make for sacred Mount Agung to discover the heart and heritage of Indonesia’s most Insta-friendly isle

Standing outside the Gunung Kai Sebatu Temple, on the outskirts of Ubud, I’m struck by the beauty of its towering stone walls and lush, forest-green foliage. Hawkers hover behind me, offering up patterned pareos and their hand-woven wares, the rising heat of midday pricking at my skin. I quickly learn that I’ll be unable to immerse myself in the purifying turquoise pools that shimmer inside though: tradition states that women who are menstruating (or breastfeeding) aren’t allowed within the inner sanctum of Bali’s sacred shrines. It’s a disappointing curveball.

 

Considering Trying the Viral Chia Seed Cleanse? Experts Warn You Should Read This First
PSA: Do we really need an “internal shower’?

If it feels like the wild west of wellness out there right now, we hear you. The internet is a fertile breeding ground for hacks and tips we’re not quite sure how we ever lived without – but when it comes to trending health advice, we’re not sold on cyberspace being the go-to.
So, it was with a hefty dose of scepticism that we unearthed the latest gut health nugget: the chia seed cleanse hack. The hashtag #internalshower currently stands at a mind-boggling 200 million plus views on TikTok alone, in upwards of 70 million posts, selling the idea that a daily drink (a variation of chia seeds, lemon and water – more on this, below) could be the answer to our digestive woes.

 

From Ballet Pinks To Pearlescent Whites, 10 Of The Best Minimalist Manicures From The Oscars
A-listers made a strong case for understated, easy-to-wear nail art on the red carpet.
A dazzling array of show-stopping gowns and mesmerising jewels graced both the main event and the after-parties, while beauty looks felt fresher than ever. Midi and long hair made a joyous return as seen on Demi Moore and Mikey Madison, while Chase Infinity and Emma Stone opted for ethereal make-up looks that felt in keeping with the spring season. Elsewhere, red lipstick made a strong presence thanks to Buckley, Li Jun Li and Renata Reinsve.
Nails, however, took on a more minimalist approach, all the better to showcase the glimmering jewels and allow the ensemble to take centre stage. Stone and Elle Fanning went with short, almost bare tips while Teyana Taylor embraced nail art with a grown-up vibe through a pearlescent finish. If you prefer to have some colour, deep maroons and rich scarlet were the go-to hue for Ava DuVernay and Hailey Bieber respectively.

 

The Midi Haircut Is Back: Why The Bob Trend Finally Retired On The Oscars Red Carpet
Hailey Bieber and Priyanka Chopra just made a convincing case for natural lengths.

The rumours are true: it appears that the red carpet’s bob era is finally drawing to a close. After several years of choppy chin-length trims and romantic vintage crops, the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party signalled a shift to a more natural, effortless realm of hairstyles, led by the likes of Hailey Bieber, Priyanka Chopra and Kaia Gerber. Cue the return of mid-length, or ‘midi’, hair.
Not quite a lob, but a far cry from some of the hip-grazing lengths we’ve become accustomed to seeing in the spotlight, midi hair offers a believable, natural length, often accompanied by soft layering and gentle texture. It lends itself to an aspirational realness: a hair shape that anybody can achieve, one that doesn’t require a statement cut, but instead looks its healthiest with a high-shine gloss and flattering, subtle styling.

 

Banksy Unmasked: Investigation Claims To Reveal Artist’s Secret Identity
Reporters with Reuters say they’ve discovered the true identity of the British street artist.

Since his appearance on the art scene in the 1980s, Banksy has remained anonymous, keeping his identity hidden even as he became one of the most famous street artists in the world. But a new Reuters investigation from Simon Gardner, James Pearson, and Blake Morrison claims to have revealed the man behind works such as “Girl with Balloon” and “Napalm.”
According to the report, Banksy is Robin Gunningham, a graffiti artist born in Bristol in 1973 who later changed his name to David Jones. That’s the same person named in a 2008 report from The Mail on Sunday, which wrote then that it had “come as close as anyone possibly can to revealing” who Banksy was.

 

7 Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Chefs Prefer Over Fresh
Not in season? Not a problem.

There’s no denying that fresh fruits and vegetables deliver optimal flavor and texture — that is, when they’re enjoyed at peak ripeness. Since many of our favorite produce items are seasonal, they might have traveled days to get to the shelves of your local supermarket, which depletes freshness and taste. The solution? Freezing.
“Flash-freezing rapidly lowers the temperature of produce shortly after harvest, forming very small ice crystals,” explains Valentina Cardenas, chef at The Bazaar by José Andrés. “This minimizes damage to cell walls, helping preserve texture, flavor, nutrients, and color.”

 

4 Tricks a Philadelphia Wine Pro Uses to Make Wine Less Intimidating
Chloe Grigri is here to help you level up by sharing the questions you should be asking.

Chloe Grigri’s mission is to encourage as many people as possible to fall in love with wine.
Leaning on her French lineage, she opened Philadelphia’s Good King Tavern in 2013. In full Paris bistro style, it’s dark and moody, a place where patrons sip wine as frequently and casually as a glass of water. Since its debut, she’s immersed herself in a community of natural wine experts to make the best quality bottles accessible to everyone.
She’s built trust as someone who won’t judge you for your drink choices. Instead, she wants to help you level up. She cares deeply about the quality of your wine, where it comes from and how it was made.

 

Richard E. Grant might be the happiest – and most well-connected – actor you know
Ahead of his role in the BBC’s The Other Bennet Sister, Richard E. Grant reflects on dating, ChatGPT and the enduring power of Jane Austen

Richard E. Grant is sitting back in the Blue Room at Quo Vadis, and holding forth on a favourite theory of relationships. ‘I,’ he declares, ‘am feminine/masculine, and my wife was masculine/feminine. Which is why [the relationship] worked.’ For a relationship to be successful, per the theory (which he attributes to Susan Sarandon), your partner should have the opposite male/female energy to yourself. Grant was married to Joan Washington for 38 years until her death in 2021 and has been candid about just how much he adored her.
He’s got other stellar examples: ‘Madonna is masculine/masculine, and Guy Ritchie was masculine/masculine, which is why their marriage became a combat zone,’ he posits, with a distinct air of inside knowledge. Of Jacob Elordi, his on-screen son in Saltburn and heartthrob du jour, he says: ‘He is feminine/masculine, which is why all the girls love him, he’s not threatening.’ One female superstar comes up. ‘She is triple masculine, but she’s attracted to masculine men which is why her love life is such a nightmare.’

 

Identity of Banksy, Oscar-nominated graffiti artist, proven ‘beyond dispute’
The notorious street artist has become a global phenomenon and big seller on the art market, but operated until now in total anonymity.

One of the art world’s biggest modern mysteries may have just been solved.
A new report claims to have once-and-for-all unmasked the elusive graffiti artist Banksy, who has been operating under complete anonymity since the early 1990s.
The investigation, published Friday by Reuters, combs through and eventually sets aside some of the buzzier theories as to the “Girl with Balloon” artist’s true identity. Is he the Massive Attack frontman Robert Del Naja? Or the street artist Thierry Guetta, also known as Mr. Brainwash, who was the subject of the Oscar-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop, which Banksy directed and — completely disguised, of course — also featured in?
After nearly three decades of speculation, journalists Simon Gardner, James Pearson, and Blake Morrison claim “beyond dispute” that Banksy is a man named Robin Gunningham.

 

The 12 Birth Month Flowers and Their Meanings—Plus How to Use Them in a Bouquet
Flowers have long carried meaning beyond their beauty.

Birthstones are widely known, but birth month flowers are an equally meaningful tradition rooted in history and seasonality. Flowers have long carried symbolism beyond their beauty, celebrating milestones and expressing sentiments in ways that words sometimes cannot. The tradition of birth month flowers dates back to ancient Rome, when people celebrated birthdays with floral gifts and offerings. Centuries later, Victorians embraced florigraphy, the language of flowers, assigning meaning to each bloom.

 

How to Thaw Chicken Fast—and the Mistakes Food Safety Experts Warn About
These food-safe methods will help you defrost whole chicken and individual pieces quickly.

Chicken is a staple in most households. It’s affordable, versatile, and a crowd-pleaser—and having some in the freezer is a convenient way to always have this lean protein on hand. But we’ve all been there, forgetting to thaw chicken the night before.
Luckily, there are some techniques for thawing chicken that are relatively quick, easy, and safe. It all depends on how much time and effort you have. We spoke with two food safety and science experts who shared their two favorite methods for defrosting quickly, their go-to method for thawing that takes a little longer, and two methods to avoid at all costs to prevent chicken from entering the “danger zone” and risking exposure to foodborne pathogens.

 

5 Natural Ways to Make Your Bathroom Smell Amazing—No Harsh Chemicals Needed
Plus, an expert-approved simple cleaning routine.

A fresh-smelling bathroom doesn’t require a rigorous cleaning schedule or harsh chemicals; it just requires consistency and getting ahead of the odor before it even begins. We spoke with cleaning experts about the common causes of lingering bathroom odors and the best ways to tackle them without using harmful cleaning products. Ahead, they share the natural ingredients that work best for keeping bathroom odors at bay, and the daily and weekly cleaning tasks that help with managing a clean, mildew-free bathroom you won’t be embarrassed to share with guests.

 

The Best Times to Visit Cape Cod for Fewer Crowds, Great Weather, and Lower Prices
Here’s when to travel, whether you’re looking for good deals or fun festivals.

Massachusetts’ Cape Cod may just be one of the most idyllic destinations in the United States. It’s a great place to visit at any time of year, but the peninsula truly comes to life in the summertime.
Amy Squeglia, owner of Peace, Love, SUP, says summer on the Cape is all about the “beautiful beaches and amazing views, chill atmosphere, fantastic seafood, tons of entertainment with town band concerts, outdoor movies, and Cape Cod Baseball League games.” Squeglia, who’s lived on Cape Cod for more than two decades, adds that the diversity of the Cape’s 15 towns, along with spectacular shopping, make it a must-see place, along with “all the amazing adventures you can do by air, land, and sea.”

 

 

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