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Matt Hansen, the Los Angeles-based singer, is the latest artist to play for @USATODAY Acoustic, a series that provides a stage for notable and rising talent. He spoke with @ralphieaversa about therapy, his debut album, "Orchid" and what's next here: usatoday.com/story/entertai…

Your ratings are in! 🔥 Anne Hathaway in custom @MichaelKors Collection topped @USATODAY's Style Meter for the 2026 #MetGala. Check out all the looks from fashion's biggest night at the link here: bit.ly/4tiMOXO 📷: REUTERS/Daniel Cole

@USATODAY @weareangelcity @BMOStadium to recognize the achievements of these remarkable women before heading pitch-side for a thrilling Angel City victory over the Houston Dash. ⚽ Read about the event here: usatoday.com/story/entertai…

Last Friday, we celebrated our extraordinary 2026 @USATODAY Women of the Year including Emma Bloomberg, Channing Dungey, Willow Bay, Kara Nortman and Julie Uhrman at an unforgettable reception hosted by @weareangelcity at @BMOStadium,

As March comes to a close, we honored Women's History Month with an amazing evening in Los Angeles, CA!

@drfeifei That’s the “spatial intelligence” that will make it possible for robots to do the dishes or sort your socks. bit.ly/4dQEZUU 📸: Mattea LinAe, for USA TODAY

.@drfeifei, one of USA TODAY’s 2026 Women of the Year, made headlines recently when the company she cofounded, World Labs, announced they’d raised $1 billion in funding. Now they're poised to bring artificial intelligence into 3D.

@weareangelcity But that’s not the only reason the team is one of the most envied in all of women’s sports. bit.ly/4dMj3dE 📸: Mattea LinAe

@weareangelcity And when the home team scores, everyone will be on their feet. Angel City, one of USA TODAY’s 2026 Women of the Year, is one of the most valuable women’s sports teams in the world, valued at $250 million.

If you’re heading to an @weareangelcity home game at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, you will experience a vibe. Girls wearing too-large player jerseys − their dads in pink wigs. PodeRosas, a group of Spanish-speaking supporters, chanting, "Dale, dale, ACFC. Dale, Angel City."

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter @HunterHayes chats about his latest album "Evergreen" before performing for USA TODAY Acoustic. Read the story and see the full performance here: usatoday.com/story/entertai…

Peggy Winckowski’s grandson Sam was killed by a drunk driver at 15. His idea, the Wednesday Breakfast Club, lives on as a way to heal, thanks to “Grandma Peggy," one of USA TODAY’s 2026 Women of the Year. bit.ly/4rMvIkg 📸: Kate Munsch, For USA TODAY

Her video adventures would eventually land her in a front office at Xbox as the first Black woman to helm a major global gaming platform before stepping away from the company last month. bit.ly/4dv4Kdh

At age 6, Bond had no idea where those mazes would take her, what was behind those doors in real life.

Sarah Bond fondly remembers sitting next to her father playing King’s Quest II – solving puzzles, navigating mazes and unlocking doors – all in an effort to rescue the beautiful maiden, Princess Valanice, from captivity. 📸: Jana Early, For USA TODAY

@BringHershHome Hamas kidnapped and executed her son, Hersh. Her commitment to save as many of the 251 hostages as possible never wavered. bit.ly/4lsFXIS 📸: Avishag Shaar-Yashuv, for USA TODAY

Rachel Goldberg-Polin (@BringHershHome) is the embodiment of every mother’s worst nightmare: losing a child. Now, she is turning her loss into a way to help others heal.

@USATODAY The @WarnerBros film follows a former revolutionary forced out of hiding when a nemesis returns and his daughter disappears, igniting a high‑stakes, generational reckoning. Congratulations to Paul Thomas Anderson and @WarnerBros! 🎊 Read more here: bit.ly/4dur8n0

And the USA TODAY Movie Meter winner is … ✉️🏆 “One Battle After Another,” written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, has been crowned @USATODAY's 2026 Movie Meter winner. 📸Warner Bros. Pictures

The Oscars may have started, but there’s still time to rate and make your voice heard. Want to see how your faves stack up with the Academy? Rate the films in the “Best Picture” category to choose your @USATODAY Movie Meter “Film of the Year.” bit.ly/4u7v7vF