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Meghan Markle Celebrates 8th Wedding Anniversary with Prince Harry by Sharing Previously-Unseen Photos of Their Big Day
The couple tied the knot in a star-studded royal ceremony on May 19, 2018
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are celebrating eight years of marriage.
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, celebrated the milestone by sharing some previously unseen pictures from behind the scenes of their big day in May 2018.
In two Instagram posts — one from the daytime ceremony and reception (including Elton John sat at the piano entertaining guests!) and one from the evening party — Meghan wrote a simple tribute: “Eight years ago today. . . ”
The daytime post begins with pictures of the couple relaxing in the cloisters of St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, where they said their vows. There, Harry appears to be talking about Meghan’s wedding bouquet.
Netflix’s Legends ending explained: Did the team take down Carter? Did Eddie survive?
And how it compares to the true story.
Netflix has done it again. The streaming giant has been on a winning streak lately with hits like Unchosen, Beef, Worst Ex Ever, and Should I Marry a Murderer?. Now, it’s continuing that streak with the true story Legends.
The TV show tells the story of ordinary customs officials in the 1990s taking down some of the era’s most notorious drug gangs — despite having little formal training — in an effort to stop heroin flooding into the UK. And yes, it’s rooted in fact.
Legends is based on the 2022 book The Betrayer: How an Undercover Unit Infiltrated the Global Drug Trade by Guy Stanton, who worked in customs for 35 years and spent more than a decade as one of the undercover officers depicted in the series.
Forget Baggy Jeans—Polished Cargos Are the Nostalgic Trouser Trend Taking Over Right Now
An elevated take on the Noughties staple
Don’t get me wrong, I’m a devoted baggy-jean obsessive. But there are moments when something a little more polished is called for, and this spring I’m pleased to welcome cargo trousers as fashion’s latest wardrobe obsession.
Fashion moves fast these days, and while cargo trousers were first seen on the runways, with most designers opting for utilitarian details such as oversized pockets and khaki colourways, a more refined iteration has caught my eye—and that of stylish women across the globe. Far removed from their baggier Noughties predecessor (think All Saints on Top of the Pops), cargo trousers are not only appearing in a more polished form, but the key is also in the styling.
The Group Chat Is the Nexus of Our Social Lives. How Did We Get Here?
In 2026 group chats are more than just a string of text messages. They’re hierarchical, emotional ecosystems.
Recently a friend apologized to me for not being more active in one of our group chats. This isn’t a high-stakes thread—just a daily mix of media gossip, memes, and the occasional plan to meet up for drinks. But after the third apology, it was clear he wasn’t worried about not replying to silly screenshots quickly enough. He was worried about slipping from the friendship itself. He was worried about coming across as a bad friend.
It made me realize that somewhere along the way, this group chat—and the dozens of others I’m a part of—had become something more than just a supplement to our real-life relationship. In many ways, it had become its foundation.
There’s Now a HydraFacial for Your Scalp—and It Promises Fuller, Healthier Hair in Just One Session
I put the raved-about treatment to the test
I’ll be the first to admit that I spend a significant amount of time caring for the skin on my face, but this doesn’t often extend to other parts of my body in quite the same way—including my scalp. That was, until I discovered Hydrafacial’s Keravive treatment, which is essentially a heavy-duty facial for your scalp.
If you’re pining for enviably full and healthy hair, scalp care is an unmissable step in your routine. And although scalp oils and specialist shampoos can go a long way, it’s scalp treatments that will provide the best instant and lasting results.
‘Revenge Eyeliner’ Is the New Revenge Dress
Just look to Alexa Demie in Euphoria for proof.
From the creators of the revenge dress and the revenge haircut comes…revenge eyeliner.
If you somehow haven’t heard of the revenge dress—or better yet, worn one yourself—here’s a little history lesson for you: It was the summer of 1994 and Princess Diana appeared at a summer party in a short, tight, off-the-shoulder black dress by designer Christina Stambolian on the same night her husband, Prince Charles, admitted in a television interview that he’d had an affair with Camilla Parker Bowles. The dress became instantly iconic, and the idea that fashion could be used as a secret weapon to rise from a setback stronger, braver, and hotter has remained ever since.
Everyday Fatigue Makes You Feel Like You’re Running on Empty—5 Tips To Tackle Nagging Exhaustion
Welcome to the modern fatigue era.
Why am I so tired all the time? It’s a question I’ve asked myself so many times (ironically, adding to my exhaustion), usually while staring into my third coffee, fresh off eight hours of sleep, and vaguely militant commitment to hydration. By most modern wellness standards, I’m doing reasonably well. I exercise regularly, eat well, take magnesium supplements with near-religious consistency, and own enough supplements to suggest I am, at the very least, deeply committed to trying. And yet, despite technically doing everything “right”, I feel persistently exhausted.
The Art of the Re-Wear: 6 Stars Who Have Worn the Same Dress, From Beyoncé to Blake Lively
We’re seeing double.
Wearing the same dress as another star used to be considered a faux pas of the highest degree. Today, however, some of the biggest celebs are doing so with intention. Thanks to the rise of archival fashion and so-called method dressing, vintage couture has become standard red carpet etiquette. It’s no longer enough just to pull a buzzy new runway creation and call it a day—on the contrary, stars must reach into the pages of fashion history to create a modern-day outfit worth noting.
Though many have grown weary of reboots and remakes on screen, the trend is very much thriving in the fashion space. Stars like Zendaya, Sabrina Carpenter, and Kim Kardashian seem hell-bent on reviving fashion’s most historic looks for their own means, adding even more lore to these already-famous designs. That said, not all stars who’ve worn the same dress did so intentionally.
These Are the A-Listers Reportedly Being Considered To Play James Bond
It has been five years since the release of the last James Bond film, No Time To Die. And with Daniel Craig officially hanging up his tuxedo, there have long been rumours around who will take up the mantle.
This week, it was confirmed that casting for the iconic role is officially in progress, with renowned casting director Nina Gold hired to find the next 007 with director Denis Villeneuve.
“The search for the next James Bond is under way,” a spokesperson for Amazon MGM Studios announced in a recent statement.
26 Breakfast Pastries for Flaky, Buttery Morning Bliss
With gooey cinnamon rolls, fruity Danishes, and pillowy brioche, mornings can’t come soon enough.
Have you ever found yourself lying in bed at night, eagerly anticipating the next morning’s pastry and coffee? Us, too. Skip the trek to the bakery and turn on your oven for the freshest breakfast pastry possible — and with extras to share. We’ve gathered a globe-spanning collection of pastry recipes to give your day a delicious start, from classic croissants and their many incarnations to gooey cinnamon rolls, cardamom-scented buns, fruit-filled Danishes, and more. Read on to bake your way to a better morning, mug in one hand and pastry in the other.
Ripped Jeans Will Replace Your Classic Denim This Summer: Here’s The Smart Way To Style Them
There’s a reason to bring out your torn, slashed, downright-ripped denim for wearing in smarter scenarios than, say, for painting the spare room or dashing to the garden centre.
Behold, a new way to style your most trustworthy denim! Courtesy of Jonathan Anderson’s latest Dior show, there’s a reason to bring out your torn, slashed, downright-ripped denim for wearing in smarter scenarios than, say, for painting the spare room or dashing to the garden centre.
At the Parisian house’s first Cruise show under Anderson’s lead, ripped denim jeans were given a new lease of life by being paired with the new take on the Bar jacket. Dior’s signature blazer came reworked with threads falling loose from the hems for a softer finish than its previous precision cut.
The Essential Ice Cream Flavors for All 50 States
Want the real scoop on a state’s true flavor? Visit a local creamery.
I’m a sucker for local flavor — and for a good story — which is why my confidence waned as I stood in line at Celesti Gelati Ice Cream Shop in Richmond, Virginia. I was fully prepared to place an order for a scoop of the microcreamery’s mint chip ice cream, when, thankfully, my Southern eavesdropping instincts kicked in. I listened carefully as the woman in front of me waffled between flavors.
“Hmm, salted caramel or something peanut-y, since we’re in Virginia?” she debated. The scooper behind the counter stepped in and recommended Ukrop’s Rainbow Cookie instead. “It’s about as Virginia as it gets,” he said. As a newly minted Virginian, I was shocked. Who was this Ukrop guy? And how could I claim to live in Virginia if I had never heard of his cookies, let alone squashed one up into my ice cream?
Corset Dresses Are Replacing Milkmaid Styles For Spring: Shop 9 Of The Best Now
It’s shaping up to be the style of the season.
In recent years, each summer has been defined by a singular dress silhouette: the one that was ubiquitous at pub gardens and sunny weddings alike. And if the milkmaid dress was the unofficial sponsor of 2025, 2026 is shaping up to be the year of the corset dress.
An evolution of the contentious yet contagious trad-wife aesthetic, the corset dress borrows the waist-snatching lines of the aforementioned milkmaid style, but replaces the puff sleeves and lace trims with something more streamlined and refined. Here, contouring vertical stitching hones the silhouette and exaggerated fit-and flare shapes play with proportion in a way that feels more polished.
Pedro Almodóvar Reveals His Feelings On Making English-Language Films & Why ‘Bitter Christmas’ Is So Personal: “I Was Surprised By The Ending Myself”
Pedro Almodóvar is known for mining his own personal experience, but Bitter Christmas (Amarga Navidad) explores this on a whole new level.
His viewpoint is reflected in the film in two interwoven protagonists — director Raul (Leonardo Sbaraglia), and Elsa (Bárbara Lennie), the cult filmmaker at the center of Raul’s screenplay. As Raul grapples with telling the story of Elsa’s life — she is wracked by panic attacks and migraines — he’s confronted by the murkiness of borrowing from real people for the purposes of fiction. Meanwhile, Elsa’s boyfriend Beau (Patrick Criado), a fireman who moonlights as a stripper, brings classic Almodóvar-esque humor, while Raul’s assistant Monica (Aitana Sánchez-Gijón) serves as the voice of reason.
Stanley Tucci Says This Italian Butter Is ‘Some of the Best’ He’s Ever Had
In the mountains of Northern Italy you’ll find one of the best butters on Earth.
His résumé highlights high-profile work across acting, writing, directing, and hosting culinary travel series, but if you had to sum up what Stanley Tucci is famous for, it might be easiest to say he’s known for his incredible taste.
The panache with which Tucci delivers his lines, guides viewers through Italy’s flavors, and whips up Negronis on Instagram is a large part of why millions of fans adore the Devil Wears Prada 2 star. Fortunately for the rest of us, Tucci often shares at-home cooking tips and insights into his favorite places to eat on social media, so you can live a little like the Academy Award-nominated actor.
Can Art Teach?
Calling something “didactic” has become grounds for immediate dismissal. But do the merits of works with an educational bent—from “The Pitt” to “Elizabeth Costello”—suggest we should think again?
“The Pitt” is filled with moments like this—pinpricks of education in which the natural speech of a character warps as the script bends to convey a message. We learn about how the shortage of nurses limits hospital-bed space; the rate at which patients assault nurses; the fact that the space of Retzius (a part of the pelvis) is named after a nineteenth-century professor of Swedish anatomy. Highly earnest—sometimes even maudlin—the show is a throwback to the serial medical dramas that were omnipresent in the nineties and twenty-tens. Noah Wyle, who plays the show’s protagonist, Dr. Robinavitch, is to some degree reprising his role as a doctor on “E.R.”
Disney Under Fire Over “Staged” Pedro Pascal ‘Mandalorian’ Fan Encounter
‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ star seemingly stunned a group of Disneyland tourists on Smuggler’s Run. But things weren’t exactly how they appeared. Here’s what happened.
It seemed like one of those perfectly executed viral marketing moments that Disney does so well: Pedro Pascal, disguised as his Mandalorian character, surprises a group of unsuspecting tourists at Disneyland as they were about to board the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run ride.
In the viral clip released Sunday (below), Pascal removes his helmet and the tourists go wild — cheering with shock and excitement at unexpectedly seeing The Mandalorian and Grogu actor. Disney’s Instagram caption read, “Pedro Pascal creates the surprise of a lifetime at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at @disneyland.”
The Woman Who Shaped a Generation of American Ads
Photographer Barbara DuMetz reflects on over 40 years of championing diversity in commercial photography
If you were in the market for a new car or treat in the 1970s or ’80s, you’ve likely seen the work of Barbara DuMetz, but you probably didn’t know it.
She was one of the many pioneers in the movement to diversify commercial photography, both in front of and behind the camera. And you know who and what she’s photographed. The prolific Los Angeles–based artist has taken award-winning images for brands like Coca-Cola and Kraft as well as of big-name stars like Miles Davis and Betye Saar. Today, her pictures feel nostalgic, yet timeless, in their capturing of the universal—the joy of childhood play, the prestige of celebrity, or the undeniable cool of a good outfit and hairstyle.
The 100 Greatest Punk Albums of All Time
From New York rockers to anarchists in the U.K. from hardcore to riot grrrl to pop-punk, and more
Punk rock started in 1976 in New York, when four cretins from Queens came up with a mutant strain of blitzkrieg bubblegum. The revolution they inspired split the history of rock & roll in half. But even if punk rock began as a kind of negation — a call to stark, brutal simplicity — its musical variety and transforming emotional power was immediate and remains staggering. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Ramones’ toweringly influential self-titled debut, we’ve compiled a list of the 100 Greatest Punk Albums of All Time.
Nobody wants to be famous anymore
Millions of ‘ordinary’ people leapt at the chance to become an overnight star during the reality TV boom of the 2000s and 2010s. Today, just nine per cent of Gen Z want to be famous. What changed?
A decade or two ago, it seemed like everyone wanted to be famous. The reality TV golden era of the 2000s saw the rise of shows like Big Brother, Britain’s Got Talent and The X Factor, which offered an unprecedented platform for ‘ordinary’ people to take a shot at becoming a star overnight – and it was a shot many people took. One 2005 BBC article which interviewed hopefuls at a Big Brother audition in Birmingham, where the queue to meet the show’s casting team stretched “round the block”, concluded that “the overwhelming reason people wanted to be on the show” was the chance to become a celebrity.
Today, however, young people seem more ambivalent about fame. Take the winners of Love Island season nine, Kai and Sanam Fagan (the couple married last year). Despite a successful run on the same show, which catalysed Molly-Mae Hague’s career, both Kai and Sanam returned to their day jobs just months after returning home from the Mallorcan villa in 2023. “I didn’t go on Love Island for fame,” Sanam plainly told OK! magazine in 2024. “I was a social worker beforehand and still am.” More recently, 20-year-old American figure skater Alysa Liu told W Magazine that she regarded her celebrity as nothing more than an unfortunate byproduct of her skating career: “I actually don’t want to be famous. [But] unfortunately, the things I like to do are just going to make me famous.”
Full House stars reunite to celebrate late Bob Saget’s 70th birthday: ‘You’re still making us laugh’
Candace Cameron Bure and Lori Loughlin were among those at a tribute to the late comedian.
It was a full house of Full House stars to celebrate the 70th birthday of the late Bob Saget.
On Monday, Saget’s onscreen daughter, Candace Cameron Bure, posted a photo with fellow Full House costar Lori Loughlin and Saget’s widow Kelly Rizzo.
“Celebrated Bob’s 70th birthday last night,” Bure wrote on Instagram. “We miss you every day. You’re still making us laugh. Go tell someone you love them and give them a big hug today.”
Rizzo, who was married to Saget from 2018 until his death in January 2022, commented on Bure’s post, “So beyond grateful we could all be together last night. That’s the most I felt that Bob was in that room with us in a long time… It was so beautiful.”
How to Remove Pen Stains From a Couch—Using Supplies You Already Have
The secret is to blot, not rub.
If you accidentally got a swipe of pen on your couch while journaling or coloring, don’t panic. While ink can be difficult to treat—especially if it came from a gel pen or permanent marker—it’s not impossible. With a few common household cleaning supplies, such as rubbing alcohol and dish soap, you can slowly lift pen stains from a couch. However, the proper technique is essential, as scrubbing too hard or using too much product can make stains even worse. It’s also important to understand the type of fabric your couch is made of, as certain materials require professional help. Ready to tackle stubborn pen stains? Ahead, experts share their go-to methods, top tips, and mistakes to avoid.
I’ve Lived in Massachusetts for 30 Years, and This Small Town Has the Best Beach in the State—and It’s Not on Cape Cod
John F. Kennedy used to spend his early summers here, too.
In the 30 years I’ve lived in Massachusetts, I’ve seen locals and tourists alike flock to Cape Cod the moment summer arrives. But for all its fame, the Cape can be a challenge, with its traffic, rocky coastlines, and packed beaches.
Seeking a less congested alternative, I discovered the South Shore. My family loved the beach in Hull—namely Nantasket Beach—so much that we purchased a house there 15 years ago. Besides the roughly 3.5-mile stretch of sand at Nantasket, Hull offers a history that rivals the Cape. It’s home to the Boston Light, the oldest lighthouse station in the U.S., and the Hull Lifesaving Museum, located in the former Point Allerton U.S. Lifesaving Station.
How to Disinfect Cutting Boards, According to a Food Scientist
Simple steps to a safer kitchen.
Your cutting board sees a lot more than just the underside of a chicken breast—specifically, all the invisible bacteria it may leave behind. If you want to keep germs and foodborne illness at bay, then you need to be doing more than simply rinsing your cutting board, Vanessa Coffman, PhD, alliance director at Stop Foodborne Illness, says. “This can leave behind harmful microbes like salmonella and E. coli. Using the same board for raw meat and other foods without proper cleaning in between invites cross-contamination and can make you sick.”
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