Ibogaine Trials: Why the FDA Wants a Heart Monitor in the Room Before the Psychedelic Hype Goes Further
The FDA has asked for public input on the first early-phase ibogaine trials. What the psychedelic promises, why its cardiac risks dominate the plan and what the move does and does not mean for you.
Ben Affleck on the Death of Movie Stars: Why Hollywood’s Fame Machine Lost Its Power
Days before his Netflix thriller Animals premieres, Ben Affleck says there are fewer stars everyone has heard of. Here is what he means, why the star system cracked and what Artists Equity is betting on instead.
Miu Miu Spring 2027: Miuccia Prada Laces Up Your Gym Clothes and Sends Olivia Colman Down the Runway
At Miu Miu Spring 2027, Miuccia Prada treated the hoodie, the track pant and the racing sneaker like evening wear. Olivia Colman walked, Gigi Hadid closed and your gym bag may never feel the same again.
Jonathan the Tortoise Is 194: What His DNA Reveals About Ageing and Why Your Longevity Routine Can Relax
A new Science Advances study looked inside the genome of Jonathan, the world’s oldest known land animal. The results are fascinating, but they are a lot more modest than the eternal youth headlines suggest.
Valentino Spring 2027: Alessandro Michele Turns a Paris Library Into a Love Letter to the Clothes You Haven’t Worn Yet
For Valentino Spring 2027, Alessandro Michele filled a 19th-century Paris library with corsets, lace and Valentino red. His idea: the clothes you have not worn yet are like unread books, full of lives you could still live.
The Social Reckoning: Why Aaron Sorkin Went Back to Facebook and What the Mixed Reviews Tell You
Aaron Sorkin’s follow-up to The Social Network opens today with Mikey Madison as whistleblower Frances Haugen. What the film is about, what critics think and why Hollywood keeps returning to Facebook.