Health Influencers Are Selling You Something: What Pew’s Study of 535,000 Posts Reveals
A new Pew Research Center analysis finds that 92 percent of big health and wellness influencers promote products. Only 9 percent of posts cite a source. Here is how to read your feed like an editor.
Other Mommy: Why Jessica Chastain’s Horror Film Got a D+ From Audiences and Still Won the Weekend
Audiences gave Jessica Chastain’s Other Mommy the worst CinemaScore in two years, then made it the No. 1 film in America. Here is how horror’s strangest paradox works.
Anthony Vaccarello Leaves Saint Laurent: What His Exit Reveals About Kering and Who Might Get the Keys
Kering has confirmed that Anthony Vaccarello is leaving Saint Laurent after ten golden years. We look at his legacy, the business behind the decision and the frontrunner nobody has confirmed yet.
The Albies 2026: Amal Clooney’s Gold Gucci Gown and Why Human Rights Need a Red Carpet
Amal Clooney’s gold Gucci gown stole the Albies 2026 in London. Behind the sequins: who was actually honoured and why a human rights gala needs a red carpet.
John Galliano for Zara: Couture Hacks, Hot Glue Jibes and a Stock Market That Shrugged
John Galliano’s first Re{form} collection for Zara turns old archive pieces into couture experiments. The collection divides shoppers on price and fabric while investors barely blinked.
Olive Oil Before Carbs: What the New Kyoto Mouse Study Really Shows About Blood Sugar
A Kyoto University study found that olive oil before carbs blunts the early blood sugar spike in mice. What the research shows, where it stops and why your olive oil shot can wait.