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Gracie Abrams Built a Career on Honesty. She’s Going Even Deeper Now
The young superstar on the journey to her hit album Daughter from Hell, the “circus” surrounding her famous relationship, and how she hopes the future will unfold
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The Dream of Prom Will Always Outlive the Reality. And That’s OK
Each spring brings another opportunity for teenagers to participate in one of our most mythologized, awkward, and ever-evolving traditions
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First They Brought Back Dire Wolves. Next Up? Artificial Wombs
Science start-up Colossal is on a mission to make animals “productionized” — getting rid of the need for eggs or wombs. And it’s already worth billions
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Confessions of a $7 Million Cat Burglar
Jennifer Gomez used her upper-middle-class upbringing to inform a prolific life of crime. Here’s how she did it
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Alysa Liu: ‘If I Didn’t Hit Rock Bottom, I Could Not Have Gone Up’
The Olympic gold medalist on dropping out of figure skating, thinking for herself, and her triumphant return to the ice
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Johnny Knoxville: ‘Was I Always the Best Role Model? No’
The Jackass co-creator and star reflects on 25 years of adrenaline-junkie behavior, his profound love of bulls, and why this summer’s fifth feature film will be (really!) the crew’s last
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How Taylor Tomlinson Survived the Church and Lived to Tell Jokes About It
The comedian discusses her new special, Prodigal Daughter, her conservative-Christian upbringing, and finally coming into her own in her thirties
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Paul Mescal Is Trying to Break Your Heart
There may be no actor better at playing emotional devastation. We met up with him in London to try to figure out why
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What Is Up With These Tech Billionaires? This Astrophysicist Has Answers
In his new book, More Everything Forever: AI Overlords, Space Empires, and Silicon Valley’s Crusade to Control the Fate of Humanity, Adam Becker probes the technocrat worldview
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Jesse Armstrong: ‘Lack of Self-Awareness is Always Good for Comedy’
The Mountainhead director talks about skewering the technocrats in his latest dark comedy
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