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The Met Gala 2024 Theme, Explained

Every year, on the first Monday in May, comes the most exclusive party of the year: The Met Gala. VogueEditor-In-Chief Anna Wintour hand-picks the creme-de-la-creme of the highest profile celebs — a coveted who’s who list of exciting new names and A-listers alike. Together, these celebs congregate at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art donning (literally) their Monday best.

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It’s The Summer Of Noah Kahan

Everyone's proud of Noah Kahan. You can ask the fans I met before his concert, my friends who are devout listeners, his publicist, and myself. If you’re a Noah Kahan fan, you undoubtedly feel an overwhelming sense of love and affection towards his skyrocketing success.

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Chloe Sevigny’s Sale of the Century Was The Biggest Fashion Event of May

The most significant fashion event… maybe ever

NEW YORK - JUNE 1: Chloe Sevigny is seen on June 1, 2019 in New York City.;

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The biggest fashion event of the year just happened. No, I don’t mean the 2023 Met Gala — that snooze fest literally feels like a fever dream (or, if you’re talking about Jared Leto’s cat costume, a nightmare).

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In this episode, Demi pays a visit to the New York apartment of Gianmarco Soresi.

With appearances on Comedy Central and The Late Late Show with James Corden, he's one of comedy's rising stars. Based in New York, he's grown his following through consistent touring, TV gigs, and social media. Although he describes himself as a failed actor, Soresi has landed parts in CBS's Blue Bloods and the Jennifer Lopez hit movie Hustlers.

Watch him talk to Demi about his career in comedy, how he puts a show together, and his advice for young comics.

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Photos and Interview by Meghan Marshall



Ariana and the Rose released their debut album Lonely Hearts Club today. The 14-track set features previous singles like "Fuck Boy" and "Setting Me Free." Sonically, the pulsing '80s synths and drum machines recall early Madonna and the retro-meets-modern pop of Carly Rae Jepson.

The songs themselves are pure Ariana. The New York-based musician captures the energy of the city and fun of her immersive Light + Space events. At a time when it's hard to pinpoint an NYC scene or sound, Ariana seems to embody the downtown spirit that once made it vital.

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