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  • Inside the Cozy Cult of ‘Gilmore Girls’

    Cover Story

    It’s been 25 years since the world was first introduced to Gilmore Girls, but you wouldn’t know it given the passion of fans old and new

  • Viral TikTok Star Ann Douglas Has Unexpected — And Heartbreaking — Connection to 9/11

    Personal Essay

    My great-aunt Ann Douglas is going viral on TikTok, but viewers don’t realize she is paying tribute to her son who died in 9/11

  • Scarlett Johansson Talks Directorial Debut, Legacy and 95-Year-Old Leading Lady June Squibb

    Scarlett Johansson opens up about her directorial debut, Eleanor the Great, and reflects on her legacy

  • Inside DWTS’ Britt Stewart and Daniel Durant’s ‘Romantic’ Honeymoon Ahead of 1st Wedding Anniversary

    Dancing With the Stars couple Britt Stewart and Daniel Durant take Us exclusively inside their romantic honeymoon nearly a year after their wedding

  • From Gwyneth Paltrow to Kim Kardashian: Why Do We Love When Stars Go to Court?

    From Gwyneth Paltrow's ski trial to Kim Kardashian's testimony, celebrity court cases reveal unscripted drama that captivates public attention

  • Daniel Radcliffe Reveals What He Said in Voice Memo to Tom Felton Before His Broadway Debut

    Daniel Radcliffe says he sent a voice memo to Tom Felton before his Broadway debut in Cursed Child

  • Olivia Dean, Lily Allen, Charli XCX and More: The Brit Girls Are Today’s It Girls

    Olivia Dean, Lily Allen and Charli XCX headline the Brit girls pop invasion as more U.K. artists like Raye and Lola Young reshape playlists and TikTok with raw authenticity

  • Owen Thiele 'Felt Sick' With Excitement Over Working With Dream 'Adults' Guest Star: 'Best Thing'

    Owen Thiele and the cast of Adults exclusively gush to Us over season 2 guest stars, including Raven-Symone, Gaten Matarazzo and more

  • Jamie Lee Curtis Explains the Powerful Meaning Behind Her Provocative Red Top in Throwback Picture

    Jamie Lee Curtis reveals the purpose behind her red ribbon-inspired top at the 1995 APLA Walk and urges others to be activists

  • From 'SATC' to ‘Girls’: Do You Hate the Show? Or Does It Just Have a Woman Protagonist?

    Why are female leads in shows like Sex and the City and Girls criticized while male antiheroes are celebrated? Experts offer insight

  • Kelly Rowland ‘Would Love’ to Play Donna Summer in a Biopic: ‘I’m Hoping You Won’t Be Waiting Long’

    Kelly Rowland teases her desire to play Donna Summer in a biopic in an exclusive interview with Us

  • When Did Cigarettes Come Back in Style? Lorde, Gracie Abrams, Cigfluencers and More

    Lorde, Gracie Abrams and celebrities are reigniting the popularity of cigarettes, sparking debates about the resurgence of smoking culture

  • Hot Stuff: Taylor Swift’s Posture-Correcting Bra, Martha Stewart’s Go-To Makeup and More Must-Haves

    From Martha Stewart's go-to makeup to the posture-correcting bra that got Taylor Swift through the Eras Tour, Us rounds up the best celeb-loved products

  • People We Googled Shirtless This Week: The Hottest Rising Stars in Film, TV and Beyond

    Us crowns one hot, rising star the honorary guy we googled shirtless each week, from Tom Blyth to Riley Green

  • Summer House’s Kyle Cooke and Carl Radke Share Their Dos and Don’ts for Building a Business

    Summer House stars Kyle Cooke and Carl Radke open up to Us exclusively about the state of their respective businesses: Loverboy and Soft Bar

  • How Did We Go From Hot Girl Summer
to Virgin Summer? Lorde’s Album, Virgin Reality Shows and More

    Lorde's Virgin album, TLC's Virgins show and Hulu's Are You My First? spark conversations around modern takes on virginity

  • ‘Adults’ Creators Reveal Why They Put Prequel Episode in Front of Shocking and Racy Cold Open

    Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw, the creators of FX’s Adults, explain exclusively to Us why they placed a prequel episode in front of the racy cold open

  • From Taylor Swift to Chappell Roan: The Pop Girlies Are Sticking Together in This New Era of Music

    Women in music have entered a new era of solidarity and support rather than competition and toxicity

  • From Alix Earle and Charli D’Amelio to Remi Bader: Influencers Aren’t Relatable Anymore

    Alix Earle, Charli D'Amelio and Remi Bader had relatable beginnings, but their evolution into stardom has reshaped their connection with followers

  • Inside 'Love on the Spectrum’ Star Abbey Romeo’s Mermaid Birthday Surprise at Beaches Turks & Caicos

    Love on the Spectrum star Abbey Romeo celebrated her 28th birthday at Beaches Turks & Caicos, and Us got an exclusive look inside her party

  • To Veneer or Not to Veneer? Experts Talk Hollywood Smiles: From Aimee Lou Wood to Scarlett Johansson

    Dental experts reveal the cost and design process of veneers while exploring how stars like Aimee Lou Wood inspire confidence in natural smiles

  • Take a Page Out of Carrie’s Book: A Summer Reading List Taken Straight from ‘And Just Like That’

    Find out which books Carrie Bradshaw is reading on And Just Like That and get inspired for your next summer reading adventure

  • Jade Shares the One Song That Makes Her Cry No Matter What — and Other All-Time Favorites

    Breakout pop star Jade shares the song that always makes her cry along with other all-time favorites for Make Us a Mixtape

  • Gene Simmons Reflects on Kiss Bandmate Ace Frehley's 'Horrible' Death and Discusses His New Movie

    Gene Simmons reflects on the ‘horrible’ death of former Kiss bandmate Ace Frehley

  • From Penn Badgley to Michael C. Hall: Why Are We Crushing on Hollywood’s Hot Serial Killers?

    Fans are swooning over the handsome stars portraying reprehensible murderers — and there’s a psychological reason why

  • Stella Lefty Opens Up About Viral Hit ‘Boston,’ Talks Collaborating With Boyfriend Vincent Mason

    Stella Lefty shares the story behind her viral hit song “Boston” and gushes over her boyfriend and collaborator, Vincent Mason, exclusively with Us

  • Jerry O'Connell Jokes His Daughters Will Only Talk to Him Through Sophia Bush After New Rom-Com

    Jerry O’Connell opened up to Us exclusively about his 17-year-old twin daughters’ reaction to him working with Sophia Bush

  • Aly and AJ on New Album ‘Silver Deliverer,’ Touring Traditions and Bringing a Baby on the Road

    Disney Channel alums Aly and AJ are back with a new album Silver Deliverer, and they're bringing Aly's son, Jack, on the road with them

  • Nia Sioux Reveals Whether She Forgives Abby Lee Miller and Her 'Dance Moms' Castmates, Talks Memoir

    Nia Sioux's memoir details her journey from child star to activist and the racism she faced on Dance Moms

  • Stephen Colletti Is 'Leaning On' Costar and New Dad James Lafferty Before Welcoming 1st Baby

    Stephen Colletti is gearing up to become a father, and he tells Us he’s relying on new dad James Lafferty for advice

  • Frankie Grande Says Sister Ariana Grande Is His 'Vocal Doctor' Ahead of 'Titanique' Broadway Debut

    Frankie Grande opened up to Us about how he’s leaning on sister Ariana Grande as he stars in Titanique on Broadway

  • Andy Samberg Talks Eating Sandwiches With ‘Talented’ Elle Fanning and His ‘Musical’ Family Life

    Andy Samberg dishes on his new Super Bowl ad with Hellmann’s, the evolution of the Saturday Night Live digital short and his “musical” family life

  • Elaine Hendrix Says Parent Trap’s Meredith Blake May Have Been ‘A Gay Man Trapped in a Woman’s Body’

    Elaine Hendrix reveals why The Parent Trap’s Meredith Blake resonates as a gay icon and weighs in on whether she’s truly the story’s villain

  • One Tree Hill's Tyler Hilton and Kate Voegele Talk Touring Together Despite Characters Never Meeting

    One Tree Hill's Tyler Hilton and Kate Voegele discuss touring together and the enduring legacy of the show

  • F1’s Damson Idris Gushes Over Brad Pitt’s Mentorship: ‘Giving, Humble Human Being’

    Brad Pitt taught Damson Idris to focus on goals and tune out noise while filming F1: The Movie, a high-speed action film about Formula 1 racing

  • Role Model Recalls Lesbian Couple Asking Him to Be Their Sperm Donor at Concert: ‘I Was Flattered’

    Role Model takes Us backstage on his No Place Like Tour, dishing on his craziest behind-the-scenes stories

  • From Renee Rapp and Doechii to Role Model: Musicians Are Calling Out Their Own Teams

    Musicians like Renee Rapp, Doechii and Role Model are using their struggles with management as lyrical fuel for their successful hits

  • Nelly Says He and Ashanti Will Be Spoiling Baby Kareem for the Holidays: 'He's a Happy Baby'

    Nelly and Ashanti say they will spoil baby Kareem this holiday season, calling him a happy baby and sharing sweet family moments on their Peacock show

  • Scott Foley Teases Role in 'Scream 7' and 'Really Fun' Experience Returning to the Franchise

    Scott Foley teases his return to the Scream franchise and his experience reconnecting with Neve Campbell and David Arquette

  • Mr. Fantasy Breaks Down the Secret to His Viral Thanksgiving Parade Gyrating: 'Very Primal Move'

    In an exclusive interview, Mr. Fantasy breaks down his viral Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade gyrating and more

  • Matthew Lillard Wants to Be in a Gay Rom-Com With Tom Cruise: What the 'World Needs'

    Matthew Lillard reflects on his career thus far — including his dream costar in a rom-com

  • Where the Stars Go on Vacation: The Top Celebrity-Approved Resorts From Mexico to Europe

    From The Bahamas to Europe, Us breaks down celebrity vacation hotspots

  • Lin-Manuel Miranda Shares 15th Wedding Anniversary Plans With Wife on Day of 'Hamilton' Film Release

    Lin-Manuel Miranda details plans for his 15-year anniversary with wife Vanessa Nadal during the Hamilton film release week

  • Lea Michele Says She Focuses on ‘Being Present’ Not ‘Perfection’ As a Mom Working on Broadway

    Glee alum Lea Michele discusses her parenting philosophy, preparing for Broadway's Chess and maintaining balance as a working mother of two

  • Logan Lerman Reveals His Celebrity ‘Hall Pass’ — And He Wants His ‘Oh, Hi!’ Costars to Introduce Him

    Logan Lerman reveals the childhood crush that sticks with him today and discusses his new movie Oh, Hi!

  • Martin Lawrence on 'Bad Boys 5,' His History With Eddie Murphy and Lending His Voice to 'Sneaks'

    Martin Lawrence opens up about Bad Boys 5, his bond with Eddie Murphy and his star-studded new animated movie Sneaks

  • Liz Gillies and Milo Manheim Talk Teaming Up for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’: ‘It Feels Right’

    Liz Gillies and Milo Manheim talk to Us exclusively about joining the cast of Little Shop of Horrors

  • From Demi Moore’s Pilaf to Glen Powell’s Brisket: Breaking Down Hollywood’s Most Pampered Pooches

    From micro-Chihuahuas to rescue dogs, petite pups are the ultimate arm candy in Hollywood right now

  • How Often Do Celebrities Use Ghostwriters for Their Memoirs? Experts Weigh In

    Celebrity memoirs captivate readers with tales of glitz, glamour and ultimately, humanity. But how much of that writing is actually done by the star themselves?

  • Us Weekly's Backstage Pass: Ashe's Ideal Tour Includes 'Brat,' Christmas Decorations and Pickles

    As she prepares for her first headlining tour in two years, Ashe takes Us backstage to share fun facts about tour life

  • Sean Astin on Making His Broadway Debut in ‘Elf: The Musical’ and the End of 'Stranger Things'

    Sean Astin exclusively told Us about his new Broadway journey as one of his beloved projects, Stranger Things, ends

  • Jimmy Fallon, Jessica Capshaw and More Celebs Share Their 2024 Spotify Wrapped Top Artist

    Just like Us, these celebs were dying to find out who their top artist was on Spotify Wrapped in 2024, and they shared all the details exclusively with Us

  • Finn Wolfhard Is ‘Kind of Annoyed’ He Hasn’t Had a Ghost Encounter After So Many Spooky Projects

    He may dedicate his career to horror movies and TV shows, but Finn Wolfhard has yet to personally encounter the supernatural

  • Inside the Timothee Chalamet Look-Alike Contest That Drew the Actor Himself to Attend

    Timothee Chalamet showed up to his own look-alike contest in New York City, and Us has all the exclusive details

  • Role Model Talks 'Incredible' Experience Touring With Gracie Abrams: 'Like a Wholesome Sweat Tour'

    Role Model talks to Us exclusively about touring with Gracie Abrams and his new album, Kansas Anymore

  • Laurie Hernandez on Her and Partner Charlotte Drury's Transition From Olympic Gymnastics to the Arts

    Laurie Hernandez talks to Us exclusively about her transition from the Olympic stage to the NYU classroom with partner Charlotte Drury by her side

  • Yes, Connor Wood Is Just as Obsessed With Sabrina Carpenter's 'Please Please Please' as Us

    Connor Wood tells Us exclusively that he thinks Sabrina Carpenter’s “Please Please Please” is the song of the summer

  • Do Musicians Actually Sing Live at Concerts or Do They Lip-Sync? A Music Expert Weighs In

    An expert weighs in on the great lip-syncing debate exclusively for Us, and the answer is more complex than you may have imagined

  • JoJo Siwa Says ‘Dance Moms: A New Era’ Replacing Abby Lee Miller Makes Her ‘Sick to My Stomach’

    JoJo Siwa is exclusively sharing her thoughts on Dance Moms: A New Era with Us

  • Ask Us: How Intense Is an Actor’s Training With a Vocal Coach? Expert Eric Vetro Weighs In

    Vocal coach Eric Vetro talks to Us about training his celebrity clients in the latest edition of Ask Us

  • Breaking Down Every Shakespeare Nod in Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell's Rom-Com ‘Anyone But You’

    Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell’s Anyone But You is chock-full of references to its original source material, Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing

  • Taylor Swift’s ‘TTPD’ Songs as Fictional Characters: Daisy Jones, Lucas Scott, Katniss Everdeen, More

    Each song on Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department reminds Us of a certain fictional character from movies, TV and literature

  • ‘One Tree Hill’ Story Lines That Were Inspired by the Actors’ Real Lives

    According to One Tree Hill stars, the show’s writers had a habit of incorporating real-life events from the actors’ lives into their characters’ storylines

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  • Gen Z's 'Carrie Bradshaw' shares the rules older generations should be following for dating in the digital age

  • We skipped a wild spring break in Miami Beach. Instead, we had a blast relaxing with retirees in Florida an hour north.

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  • Recent College Grad Learned These Five Lessons the Hard Way

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  • UConn responds to diversity college admissions SCOTUS case, acknowledging progress and need for growth

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  • Who Really Won In The Fox-Dominion Settlement?

    Dominion may have won a $787.5 million settlement from Fox News in its high-profile defamation suit, but it is unclear who the real winner is in this case.

  • The UConn Sexperts Talk Sex Ed, Stigma, & Student Resources

    I sat down with three Sexperts to discuss the state of sexual education today, sexual stigma, resources at UConn, and how students can become better informed about their own sexual health.

  • Do Your Favorite Films Pass The Bechdel Test?

    The Bechdel Test has become a hallmark of the cultural conversation around representation in film.

  • The Oscars Reach New Representational Heights — But Still Have A Long Way To Go

    “I want to thank the Academy for not being mortally offended by the words ‘Women’ and ‘Talking’ put so close together like that. Cheers.”

  • Why We Always Come Back to the Coming-of-Age Story

    There’s one story, one narrative, that we as a society always seem to return to fondly: the coming-of-age story. 

  • Pandemic Reflections and Adjusting Back to ‘Normal’ College

    Everything happened so fast, yet so achingly slow at the same time. It took finally returning to in-person college for me to realize what a profound impact the pandemic has had on me as a person.

  • New Year, No More Dieting: A Conversation With A Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor

    While the new year can be a welcome opportunity for a fresh start in many ways, it’s not a time to buy into content from diet companies who try to exploit insecurities for profit.

  • UConn Women’s Center Celebrates 50th Anniversary, Champions Reproductive Rights

    The University of Connecticut’s Women’s Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary in the wake of a massive blow to women’s rights: the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

  • Why I Cast My Vote: Hope for a Better Future

    There are not many things that easily motivate me to wake up at 5:00 in the morning, but on November 3 this year, I had no issue springing out of bed before the sun rose. This year, in the midst of a global pandemic, massive civil unrest, and a climate crisis, I cast my vote for public office for the first time. 

  • UConn Confessions: Insights Into Students’ Struggles

    I asked users to confess something— to get something off their chest for the purposes of this article. The answers I received ranged from shocking to sad to downright heartbreaking. Most importantly, they speak to some unspoken yet universal issues that students at UConn (and likely beyond) are silently struggling with.

  • “The White Lotus” Season 2 Explores Sex, Money, & Toxic Masculinity

    After its first installation swept last year’s awards season, racking up 10 Emmys, HBO’s The White Lotus has made quite a splash with its second season — no pun intended.

  • Her Life Mattered: No Justice for Breonna Taylor

    Breonna Taylor deserves justice; her family deserves justice, and a system that allows police officers to blatantly disregard human life and kill an innocent young woman is a system that needs massive reform. 

  • Taylor Swift Showcases Her Top-Tier Lyricism Once Again in ‘Midnights’

    The durability of Taylor Swift’s music lies in her lyricism — in her ability to tell a story with her poetry and beautifully strung-together words.

  • How to Have a ‘Gilmore Girls’ Fall

    Now that “Coastal Grandmother” summer is over, naturally, it’s time to transition into Gilmore Girls fall.

  • Sweeps, Surprises, and Slaps: 13 Memorable Moments from the 2022 Oscars

    With history-making winners, gorgeous red carpet looks, and unexpected celebrity drama, it’s safe to say that the 94th Academy Awards came back with a bang.

  • ‘star-crossed: unveiled’ — Kacey Musgraves Tour Review

    In her “star-crossed: unveiled” stadium tour, Kacey Musgraves and co. did not disappoint.

  • “Don’t Look Up” Movie Review: A Star-Studded and Satirical Warning to Humankind

    Don’t Look Up is ambitious. It takes on climate change, inaction in a crisis, political polarization, bureaucracy, specific political figures, America’s obsession with celebrity, disinformation, conspiracy theories, major corporations, and more.

  • What Happened AT UConn Club Swift? Co-Presidents Recap Long-Awaited First Event

    A marketing campaign for the history books took UConn by storm this semester, and UConn Club Swift established itself as a force to be reckoned with on campus.

  • Edgar Wright’s “Last Night in Soho” Warns Against the Dangers of Nostalgia

    Last Night in Soho was an incredibly visually and musically appealing cross-genre film that kept me captivated for a whole hour and 56 minutes.

  • What Happened to UConn Club Swift?

    On Monday, September 27, 2021, UConn students woke up to find campus Taylor Swift-ified.

  • Grey’s Anatomy Tackles COVID: Reflective? Or Just Too Real?

    Grey’s Anatomy and other shows have all incorporated COVID into their storylines this season. Audiences, however, have mixed feelings about the role of the pandemic in these popular shows. 

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  • 5 Ways to Build Inclusion by Embracing Gender Pronouns in the Workplace

    In order to foster inclusivity and support our colleagues, gaining a better understanding of gender and taking steps to educate and hold ourselves accountable is critical.

  • 3 Ways Employers Can Create a More Resilient Workforce by Empowering and Supporting Caregivers

    The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic has certainly taken a toll on many aspects of society, and the job market is no exception.

  • Cigna’s Chief Clinical Officer on How Insurers are Leveraging Data to Improve Vaccine Acceptance

    In a recent opinion piece, Cigna Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Steve Miller and Humana’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. William Shrank discussed how health insurers are working together to ensure equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccinations

  • Preventive Dental Care Improves Overall Health and Drives Savings

    Regular visits to the dentist for routine treatments like check-ups, x-rays, and teeth cleanings can have far-reaching benefits not just for people’s oral health, but for their overall health and finances

  • Cigna and the Cigna Foundation Take Action to Support the Surfside Community

    The Cigna Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Cigna Corporation, is providing support for the Surfside Miami community following the tragic condo collapse.