Introducing April/May Cut cover star ⭐ JENNA ORTEGA ⭐ . Her performance in Wednesday, and now A24’s Death of a Unicorn, has positioned her as Hollywood’s Gen-Z sage. Read the profile by @PhoebeR now. Photos by Coni Tarallo.

In this week’s ‘My Two Cents,’ the Cut’s personal-finance columnist Charlotte Cowles talks with therapists, financial advisers, and real-estate agents who say the ultrawealthy are starting to lay low.

Every weekday, the Cut’s astrology expert, Claire Comstock-Gay (a.k.a. Madame Clairevoyant), reads the horoscope for every zodiac sign.

In a rare piece of good news from graduation season, Kermit the Frog was selected for the commencement address at the University of Maryland, the alma mater of his creator Jim Henson.

Make Up For Ever just extended the bestselling Artist Color line with the launch of Artist Color Crayons, multi-use waterproof cream sticks that can be used as eyeshadow, blush, contour, highlighter, and bronzer. We tested and reviewed them, here.

Fashion designer and cookbook author Peter Som shares his death-row meal, go-to dinner-party outfit, and favorite restaurants in New York City.

According to New Jersey health officials, at least one person infected with the measles attended the Shakira’s concert at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey last week.

Surprise! Lady Gaga has an Emmy now. She won her award at the Sports Emmys, held specifically to recognize excellence in American sports television. The win means she’s one Tony away from achieving EGOT status.

The Gordon Parks Foundation honors Anna Wintour, Bethann Hardison, Rashid Johnson, and former ambassador to the U.N. Andrew Young and raises a record-breaking $3 million during the annual spring gala.

‘Increased salaries; increased maternal benefits, like family planning; and a pension-type situation’ is what she wants.

Trump’s assault on higher education is dominating commencement season, including at Columbia, where university leadership capitulated to the president’s demands.

Violet Affleck enrolled at Yale last fall, and it looks like her freshman year has already been quite productive. This week, she published an article on COVID and the climate crisis in the ‘Yale Global Health Review.’

In a since-deleted Instagram caption, Justin Bieber apologized to Hailey for saying during a ‘huge fight’ that she would never be on the cover of ‘Vogue.’

In a new podcast episode, ‘Midwest Princess’ Chappell Roan said asking to be treated kindly doesn’t mean she’s ‘ungrateful for what I have.”

After electrifying the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 27-year-old Julia Masli brings her unorthodox problem-solving show, ‘Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,’ to the Public Theater.

Tatianna Córdoba makes her Broadway debut in the Tony-nominated ‘Real Women Have Curves.’ She spoke to the Cut about her dressing room must-haves.

My father fell for dozens of women on a dating site who may or may not have been real. All told, he handed over at least $45,000.

Every weekday, the Cut’s astrology expert, Claire Comstock-Gay (a.k.a. Madame Clairevoyant), reads the horoscope for every zodiac sign.

Last month, the Mary Oliver estate launched a merch store — for just $35, you can wear a cropped tee that reminds you to give in to joy. The actual designs are fine. But Oliver’s work offered sanctuary from the marketplace, not entry into it.

Gemini season — which this year takes place from May 20 to June 20 — is a highly social time. As an air sign, Gemini is associated with intellect; since it’s ruled by Mercury, it’s incredibly talkative.

The Trump administration announced 64 people, including four American children, voluntarily left the U.S. this week in exchange for $1,000 as part of a new Homeland Security initiative dubbed Project Homecoming.