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The Cut launched in 2008 as New York’s corner of the fashion world, and it quickly fostered a wide readership. In 2012, it expanded to apply its distinct voice and lens to cover women’s lives and interests, and a 2017 redesign cemented its place as a leading digital lifestyle publication. Today, the Cut’s mission is to meet you, the readers, where you are, in your careers, relationships, styles, and skin-care routines, to deliver authoritative service, thought-provoking reporting, and intimate personal essays that sharpen your ideas and enter your group chats.
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Search ArticlesDan Levy Called Out Shane Gillis for Misogyny
Photo: Monica Schipper/Getty Images Shane Gillis hosted Saturday Night Live for the third time on Saturday, and included in his monologue a joke that women at the gym “just dress like whores now.” This bit didn’t exactly go over like gangbusters with the studio audience, and it inspired Dan Levy, for one, to post his own video in response, calling out Gillis for misogyny. “I haven’t been to the gym in so long, I didn’t know women just dress like whores now?
Let’s Break Down Kelly Clarkson’s Brooklyn Toy Store Beef
Photo: Weiss Eubanks/Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal via G Did Kelly Clarkson get Pretty Woman’d by a snooty toy store in Brooklyn? Or did she pull a full “Do you know who I am?” on a small, local business in front of the entire internet? For two days, Clarkson has been embroiled in an online back-and-forth with Art of Play, a novelty shop in the tony neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights which is owned by twin brothers Dan and Dave Buck and Adam Rubin.
Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: October 12, 2026
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photo: Getty Images Your emotions are likely to be powerful today with the moon in passionate Scorpio. That means whatever you’re feeling, good or bad, you’re likely to feel it deeply, and you may struggle to maintain any objectivity.
Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: October 11–17
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photo: Getty Images For the past five months, Pluto — the planet of power and control but also transformation and rebirth — has been retrograde in Aquarius. During that time, life has likely prompted you to consider issues of autonomy: Maybe you’ve been feeling powerless, taking your frustrations out on the wrong people. Maybe you’ve finally realized someone in your life has been manipulating you. Or maybe you have been acting more possessive than you realized.
Are We Raising a Generation of Heteropessimists?
Illustration: Hannah Buckman New York subscribers got exclusive early access to this story in our Brooding newsletter. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. The other evening while biking home through the park I came upon a young woman sitting on a bench. I noticed her from a ways off because she was wearing a nice fall coat and looked like she was waiting for someone, and then as I was approaching, looking at her still, I watched her face light all the way up in a grin.
This Week’s Sex Diary: The Man Keeping His Suit On for His Booty Call
Photo-Illustration: Marylu Herrera This week, a guy has a sleepover with a New Yorker in town for a BDSM fair: 37, single, San Francisco DAY ONE 5:15 a.m. My alarm goes off. I live alone, in the downstairs unit of a family home converted into condos. I don’t have to worry about waking anybody up as I stumble out the door to swim practice. 7:30 a.m. Coffee with friends. Take the streetcar to the office. 9 a.m. Work. I’m a software engineer.
Keri Russell Thinks Marriage Is ‘Antiquated’
Photo: PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images Despite having been with Matthew Rhys for over a decade and sharing a son with him, Keri Russell feels no need to make things official in the eyes of the law. The actress went on Chelsea Handler’s Dear Chelsea podcast on Thursday, where she said that she loves not being married to Rhys and that marriage itself is “antiquated.” “I’ve had a big party. I get to dress up all [the] time,” Russell told Handler.
$31 Reformation, a Rare COS Sale, and 42 More Deals
Photo-Illustration: Strategist; Photos: Retailers In this article Beauty Home Kids Men's fashion Tech Women's fashion Beauty Home Kids Men's fashion Tech Women's fashion You may have noticed some posts from our friends at the Strategist on the Cut. They’ll be dropping in every now and again, sharing their expertise on the basics you don’t have time to research and the weird and wonderful things you don’t yet know you need. Normally, there’s a real dearth of deals the weekend following Prime Day.
What Katie Holmes and Ciara Miller Wore This Week
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: BFA, Christopher Polk, Jacques Burga Welcome to fall. The leaves outside my window are getting golden, I’ve worn a light jacket every day this week, and the instinct for hygge is strong. Even celebrities — who don’t always dress according to such futile things as seasons and weather — are transitioning into their cold-months wardrobes.
Rihanna’s Kids Are Fenty Models Now
Photo: Savage X Fenty We’re still 77 days away from Christmas, but you know who’s celebrating early alongside Mariah Carey and her whistle notes? Rihanna and her tiny helpers: 4-year-old RZA, 3-year-old Riot, and 12-month-old Rocki Irish. The family (except for A$AP Rocky) posed for Savage X Fenty’s first Holiday Family Onesies campaign. I don’t know if I’ll be buying any festive red footie-pajamas, but I am certainly buying into the idea of Rocki Irish as a next-gen nepo model.