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In The Effect — Essiedu’s buzziest role since I May Destroy You — the British actor brought Shakespearean precision to a very messy romance.

In The Greatest Hits, he plays a classic romantic lead for the first time. He has some thoughts about that.

Lindsay Lohan is back. She’s bringing the peace she’s found — abroad and in marriage and motherhood — with her.

On set, at junkets and in her relationships, the actor — and literary tastemaker with a new book club — favors blunt truths. And the occasional mischievous fib.

With the release of Lisa Frankenstein — and the resuscitation of Jennifer’s Body — it seems culture has caught up to the audacious screenwriter.

Melissa DeRosa was one of the most influential millennials in politics until her boss Andrew Cuomo was felled by sexual harassment allegations. Can she make a comeback without renouncing him?

The New Girl star’s directorial debut, comedy-thriller Self Reliance, pays homage to the will-they-won’t-they romance that made him famous.

The famously nice star of Anyone But You isn’t afraid to fight for what he wants.

Hollywood has knocked the actor down a few times. She always gets back up.

Instagram personal finance guru Haley Sacks wants to convince a pessimistic generation that wealth is within reach.

The model and daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen reflects on sex work, boob jobs, and growing up in the tabloids and on Real Housewives.

Comedy’s next big thing is ambitious, annoyed, and dating The Bachelorette.

At Disneyland with the former reality star, who almost left showbiz behind — until YouTube and TikTok changed her mind.

With a new, lower-priced beauty line, the lifestyle mogul finally expands beyond the jet set. After that? "I might just disappear."

Felicity Blunt is the literary agent behind the smash hit debut novel Lessons in Chemistry, now a TV show. She also represents her husband, Stanley Tucci.

The Love Wellness founder — and fan favorite of The Hills — found her voice taking on embarrassing women's health issues. "Eventually your narrative changes," she says. "Especially if you're authentic."