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You didn’t expect the biggest star on the planet to get married at Madison Square Gardens and the wedding not be a show, did you? That’s exactly what seems went down on July 3rd in New York City at Madison Square Garden with the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

Okay, we’re just going to say it: exfoliating “down there” matters, so get on it. Why: because your bikini area goes through a lot. Think about it. Shaving. Waxing. Friction. Sweat. Spin class. Swimming. Body-con clothing… Now think about all the dry skin and dead skin cells that can trap dirt, grime, sweat and hair, and contribute to creating bumps, irritation and that annoying post-grooming drama…”down there.” It’s too much. Why can’t we just be cute and leave it at that?

Inspired by the legendary, long-defunct New York City nightclub, “Danceteria” has instantly become one of the standout tracks from Madonna’s newly released Confessions II. But who are all the people she’s singing about? By Christopher Turner When Madonna debuted a nearly 14-minute visual project in June built around the first six songs from Confessions II—officially released today—one preview immediately grabbed fans’ attention.

Before The 7 Virtues became known for its feel-good approach to fragrance, founder Barb Stegemann was building something bigger than a perfume brand. After a personal mission to create economic opportunities in conflict-affected communities, Stegemann launched The 7 Virtues with the belief that scent could be a vehicle for transparency, empowerment and connection. The result: fragrances that pair beautiful compositions with a deeper story behind every bottle.

Pinterest recently dropped its Summer 2026 Trends Report and one of the most fascinating categories is food and the throwback appeal of some very old-timey eats. If you thought a revival of 1950s-inspired Jell-O salads was something you’d never see in your lifetime, think again. Gelatinous apps are one of summer’s biggest food trends with Pinterest searches for jellied culinary creations exploding; it seems our want and love for all things nostalgic has landed us here.

In a season of endless demands and competing priorities, 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham makes the case for investing in the friendships that make life richer, lighter and infinitely more joyful. By Danielle Graham My husband and kids can tell instantly when I’m on the phone with one of my girlfriends. “Let me guess,” Bea will say. “You’re talking to Auntie Shannon.” When I ask how she knows, she always gives the same answer. “I can tell by your laugh.” And she’s right.

Right now, we’re wearing Maybelline New York’s Cloudtopia Cheek & Lip Mousse for its soft-focus blush and lip flush. The whipped blush-meets-lip colour gives us that diffused, blurred effect that everyone’s chasing—because, hello! Summertime—and this cheeky-lip makes it easy to achieve. For starters, the product’s texture is airy, almost marshmallow-like, so easy to apply with our fingertips. We’re lazy, so love that.

By Adriana Ermter Sunscreen used to have a reputation for being the boring friend in your beauty routine—the sensible one who showed up after the fun had already started. But somewhere between the rise of skin cycling, glass-skin goals and our collective obsession with protecting our future selves, SPF has become the ultimate beauty multitasker. And honestly, it deserves the glow-up. Because sunscreen isn’t just about avoiding a lobster-red vacation selfie.

The fashion writer turned television personality was Ru’s original right-hand woman on RuPaul’s Drag Race, but she left the franchise after two seasons.... What’s up with that? By Bianca Guzzo When the first season of RuPaul’s Drag Race debuted on the Logo TV network on February 2, 2009, the judging panel looked a little different than it does in current seasons.

By Alison McGill It takes a lot for me to get out a makeup brush these days. A powder and a blush brush are really the only tools I’m using and that’s because makeup has become much more tactile with so many brands moving towards stick formulas designed to scribble on, blend with your fingers, and go. It’s the easiest form of makeup artistry there is. Foundation, concealor, blush, and eyeshadow sticks are gamechangers.