Cycle Syncing Under the Microscope: Why Experts Say Your Period App Promises Too Much
A new analysis in The BMJ finds little evidence that menstrual tracking apps or cycle syncing improve health or performance. Here is what the researchers found and what it means for your data.
Verity Box Office: Anne Hathaway, Colleen Hoover and the Critic-Proof Thriller
Critics shrugged but audiences showed up: the Colleen Hoover adaptation Verity opened at number one. What its female-driven success says about Hollywood and about Anne Hathaway’s remarkable 2026.
Tom Ford Spring 2027: Haider Ackermann Turns Up the Heat and Turns Down the Volume
Mirrored walls, men’s thongs and a show note that says sexuality does not need to shout: Haider Ackermann’s Tom Ford Spring 2027 collection quotes the house’s 1990s archive while changing its temperature.
Mike Flanagan’s Carrie: Why Stephen King’s Prom Night Still Haunts Us 52 Years Later
Mike Flanagan’s Carrie lands on Prime Video on October 7 with eight episodes, a smartphone-era setting and deeply divided critics. Why King’s first novel keeps coming back and what this version changes.
Loewe Spring 2027: McCollough and Hernandez Take Americana on a Road Trip Through Spain
At Loewe’s Spring 2027 show in Paris, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez traded the cabinet of curiosities for polo shirts, paper-bag skirts and a theater in the round. What the collection says about where the Spanish house is heading.
BPC-157: The Wolverine Peptide Hype Is Growing Faster Than the Evidence
BPC-157, nicknamed the Wolverine peptide, is booming among gym regulars and biohackers while US regulators argue over its status. What the research shows and what nobody knows yet.