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Kylie Gilbert

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As seen in: Goop, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News New Zealand, New York Magazine, Flipboard, Yahoo Sports Canada, Glamour, Vulture and
writer/editor former associate editorial director @instyle @northwesternu + @medillschool alum
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Welcome to Kumail Nanjiani's Villain Era

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By Kylie Gilbert Verified
| InStyle Verified
If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Hulu's Chippendale's series gives the Marvel alum a chance to show off in a whole new way. By Kylie Gilbert Published on January 6, 2026 @ 05:05PM Kumail Nanjiani has been plagued by the same recurring nightmare for a very long time. "I'm about to do stand-up, and I get on stage and I don't have any material and it's a full crowd and I'm up there and I don't know what to do.
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Gwyneth’s Makeup Artist Breaks Down Her Red-Carpet Routine

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By Kylie Gilbert Verified
| Flipboard
4 hours ago “As someone in their 50s, I must color my hair every three weeks to avoid the sparkle of gray hair,” says pro hairstylist and salon owner Wendy Burns. “I sympathize with my clients who just can’t do that kind of salon maintenance due to cost or time restrictions.” Enter the best hair color for …
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Could a Glass of Lemon Water Actually Level up Your Wellbeing?

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By Kylie Gilbert Verified
| Peloton
While morning routine content on social media can often feel unrealistic or out of reach, there’s one persistent trend that’s surprisingly attainable: drinking lemon water (particularly a warm glass of it first thing in the morning). If you believe the claims made in countless TikTok videos, the benefits of adding lemon to your water are seriously impressive: It can give your metabolism a boost, flush out harmful toxins, leave you with glowing skin, and more. But can it actually do those things?
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