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🌟THE CUT SPRING FASHION ISSUE🌟 Starring @robynkonichiwa, @katseyeworld, Steve Lacy, and Rama Duwaji on our four PRINT covers. Pick up a copy — ON NEWSSTANDS NOW — and read more here: the-cut.visitlink.me/lZBB5u

These two hotties kicked off Hot Girl Summer by spending Memorial Day weekend on a boat. Is Beyoncé to thank for this linkup? thecut.com/article/megan-…

The best small bags for carrying your essentials (and half a dozen lip products) from Prada, Polène, Coach, and more. thecut.com/article/best-m…

You may have noticed that #JackHarlow has been parading around in some interesting headgear lately…. 🎩🧢 First came the brown Kangol army cap on the cover of his latest album, 'Monica.' Then there were the LL Cool J–esque newsboy lids and copycat Tupac tie beanies. As you might imagine, these hat choices have set off plenty of discourse. “It seems that, as part of his album rollout, Harlow's been Method-acting Common with his wardrobe,” writes The Cut’s Cat Zhang. “When Harlow stepped out in a kufi at the Webby Awards, I started getting concerned,” Zhang continues. “Of the 24 photos of him on Instagram, I counted only three where his noggin roams free.” So, she decided to investigate: Where is he getting all of these hats, and who is responsible? At the link below, Zhang contacts stylists, designers, and more to trace the sources of Harlow’s ever-expanding collection. 🕵️‍♀️

You’re not being gaslit, and you’re not the mean girl, workplace expert Alison Green says. It’s legitimately frustrating to have to rely on a colleague for things that affect your work when they’re incompetent and disorganized. thecut.com/article/ask-a-…

Romeo Beckham starred alongside Jason Sudeikis and Jodie Turner-Smith for a very British Burberry campaign video, set during a football match. thecut.com/article/romeo-…

For some children, turning off a screen leads to a different breed of tantrum — one so intense it’s wrecking their parents’ lives. Psychologists are just beginning to recognize that this behavioral challenge may be different from others. thecut.com/article/childr…

Every weekday, the Cut’s astrology expert, Claire Comstock-Gay (aka Madame Clairevoyant) reads the horoscope for every zodiac sign. thecut.com/article/your-d…

KNICKS! IN! 4! 🏀🧹 Gathered some outfit inspo for anyone looking to commemorate the moment: The #NewYorkKnicks just advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time in 27 YEARS 🧡💙🧡💙🧡💙🧡💙

Lisa Rinna said at the American Music Awards that she will not be voting for Spencer Pratt for mayor of LA. thecut.com/article/lisa-r…

Taylor Swift is not at the 2026 American Music Awards, despite being nominated for eight different awards. thecut.com/article/why-is…

Wishing you all a very happy Memorial Day! Ideally you’re spending it beachside, sun-kissed, and worry-free, much like #MeganTheeStallion and #Solange during their recent link-up 🌊☀️

The Hunza G founder shares her favorite pieces, including her go-to T-shirt, night-routine essentials, and Burberry x Hunza G swimsuit. thecut.com/article/where-…

We sent two strangers on a blind date, with one condition: They have to tell us every juicy detail. In this Both Sides of a First Date, Vaughn, 35, is ready to settle down. Could Subhro, 31, be the one he leaves the streets for? thecut.com/article/both-s…

In this edition of ‘The Wedding Files,’ Tiffany and Stephen share their Todos Santos wedding and keep it real about bugs in the bridal gown, groomsmen vomit, too-dim lighting, and opting for candles over expensive flowers. Many, many candles. thecut.com/article/the-we…

Every weekday, the Cut’s astrology expert, Claire Comstock-Gay (aka Madame Clairevoyant) reads the horoscope for every zodiac sign. thecut.com/article/your-d…

Is 'I Love Boosters' the year's best fashion film? The new Boots Riley movie is a maximalist romp about worker revolution — it follows a ragtag crew of Oakland shoplifters (played by Keke Palmer, Naomi Ackie, and Taylour Paige) who swipe clothes from designer boutiques and resell them at a discounted price. The film's unapologetic messaging is supported by equally bold fashion— the work of costume designer Shirley Kurata (@shirleykurata). Kurata has styled everyone from Billie Eilish to Tierra Whack, and earned an Oscar nomination for her work on ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once.’ At the link below, Cat Zhang sits down with her to discuss building ‘I Love Boosters’ sartorial identity, how she interpreted the film’s critique of the fashion industry, and how she hopes the industry evolves moving forward.

Each week, the Cut’s astrology expert, Claire Comstock-Gay (a.k.a. Madame Clairevoyant) reads the weekly horoscope for every zodiac sign. thecut.com/article/your-w…

Highlights from Brooding’s first-ever live event, hosted by Kathryn Jezer-Morton with ‘Odd Lots’ podcast co-host Joe Weisenthal. thecut.com/article/broodi…