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During his historic performance at the Super Bowl LX, @badbunnypr shouts out all the countries in America.
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During his historic performance at the Super Bowl LX, @badbunnypr shouts out all the countries in America.
“I honestly don’t feel like I need to say anything but that no one is illegal on stolen land. I really feel hopeful in this room, and I feel like we need to keep fighting and speaking up and protesting. And fuck ICE.” —Billie Eilish accepting the Grammy for Song of the Year
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“I honestly don’t feel like I need to say anything but that no one is illegal on stolen land. I really feel hopeful in this room, and I feel like we need to keep fighting and speaking up and protesting. And fuck ICE.” —Billie Eilish accepting the Grammy for Song of the Year
When Connor Storrie first got the script for ‘Heated Rivalry,’ he wasn’t familiar with author Rachel Reid’s ‘Game Changers’ books or their intense fanbase. He just thought it was a little Canadian hockey show. But after learning he was a finalist for the role of Ilya, Storrie threw himself into research, skating every day, and once he got the job, poring over the Russian language in the script with dialect coach Kate Yablunovsky. Storrie also read the books and immersed himself in the online fan base. “My algorithm has been ‘Heated Rivalry’ from the moment I started with these characters,” he says. “I’ve gaslit myself into believing that this is just for me and the 10,000 people who love the book.” The sheer number of sex scenes in its source material primed ‘Heated Rivalry’ for virality, but the tidal wave of obsession took everyone involved by surprise. “This is the first time in my life I’m having this many eyes on me,” Storrie says. “They’ve seen me naked, they’ve seen me kiss, they’ve seen me be in love with a man on screen. I feel honored to be able to bring someone to life that so many people feel seen, understood, and represented by.” At the link in bio, Storrie talks about playing Ilya on everyone’s favorite smutty gay hockey show, losing his privacy overnight, and his “best friend” Hudson Williams. Photo: Ritchie Jo Espenilla
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When Connor Storrie first got the script for ‘Heated Rivalry,’ he wasn’t familiar with author Rachel Reid’s ‘Game Changers’ books or their intense fanbase. He just thought it was a little Canadian hockey show. But after learning he was a finalist for the role of Ilya, Storrie threw himself into research, skating every day, and once he got the job, poring over the Russian language in the script with dialect coach Kate Yablunovsky. Storrie also read the books and immersed himself in the online fan base. “My algorithm has been ‘Heated Rivalry’ from the moment I started with these characters,” he says. “I’ve gaslit myself into believing that this is just for me and the 10,000 people who love the book.” The sheer number of sex scenes in its source material primed ‘Heated Rivalry’ for virality, but the tidal wave of obsession took everyone involved by surprise. “This is the first time in my life I’m having this many eyes on me,” Storrie says. “They’ve seen me naked, they’ve seen me kiss, they’ve seen me be in love with a man on screen. I feel honored to be able to bring someone to life that so many people feel seen, understood, and represented by.” At the link in bio, Storrie talks about playing Ilya on everyone’s favorite smutty gay hockey show, losing his privacy overnight, and his “best friend” Hudson Williams. Photo: Ritchie Jo Espenilla
Ballet dancer Misty Copeland makes a surprise appearance during the #Sinners performance at the #Oscars. What did Timotheé think of this?
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Ballet dancer Misty Copeland makes a surprise appearance during the #Sinners performance at the #Oscars. What did Timotheé think of this?
The #LookBook goes to the first day of preschool, where the city’s universal-2K program’s inaugural class joined Friends of Crown Heights Educational Center. Tap the link in our bio to see more. Photos: @frankiealduino Interviews by: Maggie Duffy and @jrellosa
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The #LookBook goes to the first day of preschool, where the city’s universal-2K program’s inaugural class joined Friends of Crown Heights Educational Center. Tap the link in our bio to see more. Photos: @frankiealduino Interviews by: Maggie Duffy and @jrellosa
Introducing the #Culturati50, featuring @lola.tung. This year, the actress was in the hottest love triangle on TV, but what was she watching? It’s list-making season, and for our latest cover story, we asked 50 culture-makers to join us in anointing the best of 2025. The people who shaped entertainment this year evaluated the movies, TV, music, books, theater, and other amusing miscellany that shaped 2025. At the link in our bio, find out who Lola Tung struts to on her hot-girl walks and much more. Portfolio by @MarkSeliger. Styling by @danieledley. Executive production by Ruth Levy. Production by Madi Overstreet. Postproduction by Rachel Crowe. Tailoring by Susan Balcunas. Style assisting by Grace Providencia Wagner and Lexi Lang. Digitech by Will Foerster. Photo assisting by Reggie Desilus and Jonas Søndergaard. Hair by Rebekah Forecast using Sisley. Makeup by Misha Shahzada using Victoria Beckham Beauty at A Frame Agency. Wardrobe by @MiuMiu (full look), @Bvlgari (jewelry). Special thanks to Fouquet’s New York.
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Introducing the #Culturati50, featuring @lola.tung. This year, the actress was in the hottest love triangle on TV, but what was she watching? It’s list-making season, and for our latest cover story, we asked 50 culture-makers to join us in anointing the best of 2025. The people who shaped entertainment this year evaluated the movies, TV, music, books, theater, and other amusing miscellany that shaped 2025. At the link in our bio, find out who Lola Tung struts to on her hot-girl walks and much more. Portfolio by @MarkSeliger. Styling by @danieledley. Executive production by Ruth Levy. Production by Madi Overstreet. Postproduction by Rachel Crowe. Tailoring by Susan Balcunas. Style assisting by Grace Providencia Wagner and Lexi Lang. Digitech by Will Foerster. Photo assisting by Reggie Desilus and Jonas Søndergaard. Hair by Rebekah Forecast using Sisley. Makeup by Misha Shahzada using Victoria Beckham Beauty at A Frame Agency. Wardrobe by @MiuMiu (full look), @Bvlgari (jewelry). Special thanks to Fouquet’s New York.
Kumail Nanjiani announces the seventh ever tie in #Oscars history for the Live-Action Short Film category, with “The Singers” and “Two People Exchanging Saliva” BOTH winning.
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Kumail Nanjiani announces the seventh ever tie in #Oscars history for the Live-Action Short Film category, with “The Singers” and “Two People Exchanging Saliva” BOTH winning.
In a deeply misogynistic society, groups of boys and men routinely bond over humiliating and exploiting women. And the victim is not only physically and emotionally traumatized following one of the most fundamental imaginable violations: They are likely to be doubted and undermined at every subsequent step of the process. “As a professor at Cornell, I have had many, many victims in my office, confiding in me their experiences of sexual assault and harassment. Many didn’t even try to report them to the police or the university, and, for those who did, the experiences and the outcomes have rarely been positive,” writes Kate Manne. In Jane Doe’s case, the district attorney did not bring any charges after relying on the investigation done by campus police; they didn’t even speak with the men involved. The district attorney just announced that they are reopening the case on the basis of new information contained in the civil lawsuit filed earlier this month, and in recognition of the fact that “it can take years of therapy and healing for victims of sexual assaults to fully process and understand what happened to them.” We now know that the university’s processes ultimately left five of the seven students accused free to graduate. Meanwhile, Jane Doe dropped out of Cornell and was denied her request to get her tuition refunded so that she could transfer to a different college. “She hence faced more severe consequences than most of the men who she alleges gang-raped her. And rape can effectively be a punishment for the crime of being female,” writes Manne. At the link in our bio, Manne writes about the palpable feeling on campus that this is big and why we urgently need massive institutional change. Photo: Seth Wenig/AP Photo
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In a deeply misogynistic society, groups of boys and men routinely bond over humiliating and exploiting women. And the victim is not only physically and emotionally traumatized following one of the most fundamental imaginable violations: They are likely to be doubted and undermined at every subsequent step of the process. “As a professor at Cornell, I have had many, many victims in my office, confiding in me their experiences of sexual assault and harassment. Many didn’t even try to report them to the police or the university, and, for those who did, the experiences and the outcomes have rarely been positive,” writes Kate Manne. In Jane Doe’s case, the district attorney did not bring any charges after relying on the investigation done by campus police; they didn’t even speak with the men involved. The district attorney just announced that they are reopening the case on the basis of new information contained in the civil lawsuit filed earlier this month, and in recognition of the fact that “it can take years of therapy and healing for victims of sexual assaults to fully process and understand what happened to them.” We now know that the university’s processes ultimately left five of the seven students accused free to graduate. Meanwhile, Jane Doe dropped out of Cornell and was denied her request to get her tuition refunded so that she could transfer to a different college. “She hence faced more severe consequences than most of the men who she alleges gang-raped her. And rape can effectively be a punishment for the crime of being female,” writes Manne. At the link in our bio, Manne writes about the palpable feeling on campus that this is big and why we urgently need massive institutional change. Photo: Seth Wenig/AP Photo
BAD BUNNY AND LADY GAGA WE WONNNNNN #superbowl
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BAD BUNNY AND LADY GAGA WE WONNNNNN #superbowl
EXCLUSIVE: Bowen Yang will make his Broadway debut on September 15, starring as the central diva, the violent, alcoholic, audience-starved Mary Todd Lincoln in 'Oh, Mary!' “I'm not afraid to be masculine in this Mary,” Yang tells Vulture writer Jason P. Frank. “Mary having a complete delusion about her skills versus how other people perceive her feels very male to me, in a way that I relate with.” Director Sam Pinkleton agrees. “I think Bowen's Mary will be particularly intense,” he theorizes. “Bowen's Mary might be a real viper. She will be very strong.” At the link in bio, read more about what to expect from Yang's debut — and find out who else might be on the casting department's list of potential future Mary Todds.
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EXCLUSIVE: Bowen Yang will make his Broadway debut on September 15, starring as the central diva, the violent, alcoholic, audience-starved Mary Todd Lincoln in 'Oh, Mary!' “I'm not afraid to be masculine in this Mary,” Yang tells Vulture writer Jason P. Frank. “Mary having a complete delusion about her skills versus how other people perceive her feels very male to me, in a way that I relate with.” Director Sam Pinkleton agrees. “I think Bowen's Mary will be particularly intense,” he theorizes. “Bowen's Mary might be a real viper. She will be very strong.” At the link in bio, read more about what to expect from Yang's debut — and find out who else might be on the casting department's list of potential future Mary Todds.
This year, @owencoooper rewatched ‘Stranger Things,’ after first viewing it when he was about 8 years old. With Season 5 Volume 2 releasing on Christmas, “I don’t know what I’m gonna do. I might just open the gifts in my bed while watching ‘Stranger Things,’” he says. “And the finale is coming out on New Year’s Eve as well, so gosh, I’m gonna have to cancel some plans for that.” For our first annual Culturati 50 Issue, the ‘Adolescence’ star shares what he watched, read, and listened to this year, including ‘Stranger Things’ on Broadway, in addition to the show, and Oasis at Heaton Park. Read his full survey at the link in our bio. Portfolio by @MarkSeliger. Styling by @danieledley. Executive production by Ruth Levy. Production by Madi Overstreet. Postproduction by Rachel Crowe. Tailoring by Susan Balcunas. Style assisting by Grace Providencia Wagner and Lexi Lang. Digitech by Will Foerster. Photo assisting by Reggie Desilus and Jonas Søndergaard. Grooming by Rheanne White using Bumble and Bumble at Tracey Mattingly. Wardrobe by @Bottega Veneta (full look), @Bvlgari (jewelry).
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This year, @owencoooper rewatched ‘Stranger Things,’ after first viewing it when he was about 8 years old. With Season 5 Volume 2 releasing on Christmas, “I don’t know what I’m gonna do. I might just open the gifts in my bed while watching ‘Stranger Things,’” he says. “And the finale is coming out on New Year’s Eve as well, so gosh, I’m gonna have to cancel some plans for that.” For our first annual Culturati 50 Issue, the ‘Adolescence’ star shares what he watched, read, and listened to this year, including ‘Stranger Things’ on Broadway, in addition to the show, and Oasis at Heaton Park. Read his full survey at the link in our bio. Portfolio by @MarkSeliger. Styling by @danieledley. Executive production by Ruth Levy. Production by Madi Overstreet. Postproduction by Rachel Crowe. Tailoring by Susan Balcunas. Style assisting by Grace Providencia Wagner and Lexi Lang. Digitech by Will Foerster. Photo assisting by Reggie Desilus and Jonas Søndergaard. Grooming by Rheanne White using Bumble and Bumble at Tracey Mattingly. Wardrobe by @Bottega Veneta (full look), @Bvlgari (jewelry).
Catherine O’Hara, the beloved actor known for her roles in ‘Home Alone,’ ‘Schitt’s Creek,’ and most recently, ‘The Studio,’ has died at the age of 71. Read more about the news of her passing at the link in our bio. Photos: Everett Collection
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Catherine O’Hara, the beloved actor known for her roles in ‘Home Alone,’ ‘Schitt’s Creek,’ and most recently, ‘The Studio,’ has died at the age of 71. Read more about the news of her passing at the link in our bio. Photos: Everett Collection
On July 4, 18-year-old Nolan Wells had joined a group of friends on boats out to Horn Island, Mississippi where locals gathered to swim, fish, and party. Wells never made it back home. His body was found washed up on the island two days later. The last known photo of Wells showed him sitting on a boat next to three white friends. The story ricocheted around social media, fueled by suspicions that his death echoed Mississippi’s history of racist violence. It sparked conversations about the safety of Black people in predominantly white spaces. Some accused Wells’s white friends of murder; others blamed Wells’s family for inflaming racial tensions without proof his death was anything but an accident. In late September, a grand jury declined to issue any indictments for Wells’s death. By the time its findings were announced, locals said the attention on the tragedy had quieted down with no satisfying resolution about what happened. “I feel like Ocean Springs as a whole wants this to just go away,” said Wells’s mother, Christine Wells-Wonsley. But the questions surrounding what exactly happened to him on Horn Island have not gone away. Wells-Wonsley and Elmore Wonsley, Wells’s father, have held firm to their suspicions. They said they have not made any accusations against the boat boys, but they’ve noted inconsistencies among the accounts of those there that day. “It was never our intent to make this a racist thing,” Wells-Wonsley said. “We are just parents who want to know. But at the end of the day, unfortunately, you can’t erase Mississippi’s history. You can’t erase America’s history when we talk about racism.” Wells-Wonsley and Wonsley continue to advocate for a deeper investigation while managing a pain she has called “insurmountable.” At times, their pursuit of answers has felt all-consuming. “We are still stuck,” Wells-Wonsley said. “We’re stuck in grief. We’re stuck in questions.” Read Albert Samaha’s full report at the link in our bio. Photo: @brandon.content for New York Magazine
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On July 4, 18-year-old Nolan Wells had joined a group of friends on boats out to Horn Island, Mississippi where locals gathered to swim, fish, and party. Wells never made it back home. His body was found washed up on the island two days later. The last known photo of Wells showed him sitting on a boat next to three white friends. The story ricocheted around social media, fueled by suspicions that his death echoed Mississippi’s history of racist violence. It sparked conversations about the safety of Black people in predominantly white spaces. Some accused Wells’s white friends of murder; others blamed Wells’s family for inflaming racial tensions without proof his death was anything but an accident. In late September, a grand jury declined to issue any indictments for Wells’s death. By the time its findings were announced, locals said the attention on the tragedy had quieted down with no satisfying resolution about what happened. “I feel like Ocean Springs as a whole wants this to just go away,” said Wells’s mother, Christine Wells-Wonsley. But the questions surrounding what exactly happened to him on Horn Island have not gone away. Wells-Wonsley and Elmore Wonsley, Wells’s father, have held firm to their suspicions. They said they have not made any accusations against the boat boys, but they’ve noted inconsistencies among the accounts of those there that day. “It was never our intent to make this a racist thing,” Wells-Wonsley said. “We are just parents who want to know. But at the end of the day, unfortunately, you can’t erase Mississippi’s history. You can’t erase America’s history when we talk about racism.” Wells-Wonsley and Wonsley continue to advocate for a deeper investigation while managing a pain she has called “insurmountable.” At times, their pursuit of answers has felt all-consuming. “We are still stuck,” Wells-Wonsley said. “We’re stuck in grief. We’re stuck in questions.” Read Albert Samaha’s full report at the link in our bio. Photo: @brandon.content for New York Magazine
Olivia Dean wins Best New Artist at the 2026 #Grammys and says she "wouldn't be here" without her immigrant family. Head to the link in our bio for live updates from the Grammy awards.
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Olivia Dean wins Best New Artist at the 2026 #Grammys and says she "wouldn't be here" without her immigrant family. Head to the link in our bio for live updates from the Grammy awards.
Introducing the #Culturati50, featuring Owen Cooper. This year, the actor disturbed and captivated viewers on ‘Adolescence,’ but what culture scared him the most? It’s list-making season, and for our latest cover story, we asked 50 culture-makers to join us in anointing the best of 2025. The people who shaped entertainment this year evaluated the movies, TV, music, books, theater, and other amusing miscellany that shaped 2025. At the link in our bio, find out which concert was the “best night” of 15-year-old Owen Cooper’s life and much more. Portfolio by @MarkSeliger. Styling by @danieledley. Executive production by Ruth Levy. Production by Madi Overstreet. Postproduction by Rachel Crowe. Tailoring by Susan Balcunas. Style assisting by Grace Providencia Wagner and Lexi Lang. Digitech by Will Foerster. Photo assisting by Reggie Desilus and Jonas Søndergaard. Grooming by Rheanne White using Bumble and Bumble at Tracey Mattingly. Wardrobe by @Bottega Veneta (full look), @Bvlgari (jewelry).
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Introducing the #Culturati50, featuring Owen Cooper. This year, the actor disturbed and captivated viewers on ‘Adolescence,’ but what culture scared him the most? It’s list-making season, and for our latest cover story, we asked 50 culture-makers to join us in anointing the best of 2025. The people who shaped entertainment this year evaluated the movies, TV, music, books, theater, and other amusing miscellany that shaped 2025. At the link in our bio, find out which concert was the “best night” of 15-year-old Owen Cooper’s life and much more. Portfolio by @MarkSeliger. Styling by @danieledley. Executive production by Ruth Levy. Production by Madi Overstreet. Postproduction by Rachel Crowe. Tailoring by Susan Balcunas. Style assisting by Grace Providencia Wagner and Lexi Lang. Digitech by Will Foerster. Photo assisting by Reggie Desilus and Jonas Søndergaard. Grooming by Rheanne White using Bumble and Bumble at Tracey Mattingly. Wardrobe by @Bottega Veneta (full look), @Bvlgari (jewelry).
Bad Bunny in tears after his album of the year win for "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" was announced.
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Bad Bunny in tears after his album of the year win for "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" was announced.
It was 3 p.m. on a November afternoon, and inside the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, seven men wearing the storied Chippendales uniform were onstage, dancing to royalty-free music to win over one woman. That woman, Taylor Frankie Paul, was there to determine which of them would be her husband. Features writer Rebecca Jennings (@rebexxxxa) was on set for ‘The Bachelorette,’ which positioned Paul as the first lead in 22 seasons plucked not from the franchise’s existing roster of contestants but rather ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.’ “I realized, ‘Oh my God, this girl is one of the most honest reality TV stars that I’ve ever seen,” said Scott Teti, the showrunner for ‘The Bachelorette,’ one week before its scheduled premiere. “As we talked more, I realized she has no ability to really lie. Everything is really authentic, all the truth just comes out.” But no one who wasn’t in that Chippendales theater will see the footage of the seven men onstage, nor the rest of Paul’s journey to find love, anytime soon. On March 19, days before the premiere, video footage of Paul’s 2023 domestic violence incident with her on-again, off-again partner Dakota Mortensen appeared online. Disney, which owns ABC and Hulu, announced that it “made the decision to not move forward with the new season of ‘The Bachelorette’ at this time.” “When you come at me, that’s a different level of ‘I will give it back to you,’” Paul told Jennings in mid-February. “I’m not rising above. Actually, I’m raising hell.” At the link in bio, Jennings reports from ‘The Bachelorette’ set with Taylor Frankie Paul — before everything came crashing down. *** Photograph by @michaelfriberg Styling by Krystine Couch Hair by Dominick Johnson Makeup by Peyton Warr Hat by Zandria Jewelry by Charlie Lapson
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It was 3 p.m. on a November afternoon, and inside the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, seven men wearing the storied Chippendales uniform were onstage, dancing to royalty-free music to win over one woman. That woman, Taylor Frankie Paul, was there to determine which of them would be her husband. Features writer Rebecca Jennings (@rebexxxxa) was on set for ‘The Bachelorette,’ which positioned Paul as the first lead in 22 seasons plucked not from the franchise’s existing roster of contestants but rather ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.’ “I realized, ‘Oh my God, this girl is one of the most honest reality TV stars that I’ve ever seen,” said Scott Teti, the showrunner for ‘The Bachelorette,’ one week before its scheduled premiere. “As we talked more, I realized she has no ability to really lie. Everything is really authentic, all the truth just comes out.” But no one who wasn’t in that Chippendales theater will see the footage of the seven men onstage, nor the rest of Paul’s journey to find love, anytime soon. On March 19, days before the premiere, video footage of Paul’s 2023 domestic violence incident with her on-again, off-again partner Dakota Mortensen appeared online. Disney, which owns ABC and Hulu, announced that it “made the decision to not move forward with the new season of ‘The Bachelorette’ at this time.” “When you come at me, that’s a different level of ‘I will give it back to you,’” Paul told Jennings in mid-February. “I’m not rising above. Actually, I’m raising hell.” At the link in bio, Jennings reports from ‘The Bachelorette’ set with Taylor Frankie Paul — before everything came crashing down. *** Photograph by @michaelfriberg Styling by Krystine Couch Hair by Dominick Johnson Makeup by Peyton Warr Hat by Zandria Jewelry by Charlie Lapson
Not since the co-creator of the Minions disavowed their history have we had a despicable scandal like this. The Spanish figure skater Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté, who’s set to compete at the 2026 Winter Olympics, will now be allowed to perform his Minion short-form routine after an initial copyright denial. Guarino Sabaté had been using the song for the entirety of the international skating season — music of which he said was chosen to “bring joy and a playful style to the ice while still meeting every required element to show that skating as a male Olympic figure skater can be fun.” In his celebratory update, the six-time Spanish national champion credited those who “reposted, shared, and supported” his routine for moving the needle on Universal’s reversal, although he’s still waiting on two other musical elements to be cleared. Read the full update at the link in our bio.
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Not since the co-creator of the Minions disavowed their history have we had a despicable scandal like this. The Spanish figure skater Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté, who’s set to compete at the 2026 Winter Olympics, will now be allowed to perform his Minion short-form routine after an initial copyright denial. Guarino Sabaté had been using the song for the entirety of the international skating season — music of which he said was chosen to “bring joy and a playful style to the ice while still meeting every required element to show that skating as a male Olympic figure skater can be fun.” In his celebratory update, the six-time Spanish national champion credited those who “reposted, shared, and supported” his routine for moving the needle on Universal’s reversal, although he’s still waiting on two other musical elements to be cleared. Read the full update at the link in our bio.
Javier Bardem makes a statement while presenting Best International Film at the #Oscars
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Javier Bardem makes a statement while presenting Best International Film at the #Oscars
"I’d never questioned my gender before I came to America; growing up in India, I’d always identified as a girl," writes actor Supriya Ganesh (@supriyaganesh_). "I came to the U.S. thinking it would be where I would get to explore my queerness without cultural taboo or shame. In some ways, this was certainly true, but I also began to feel dysphoric." At the link in bio, read Ganesh's first-person essay about the dysphoria they felt after moving to the U.S. — and how using she/they pronouns became not only the most accurate way to reflect their experience moving through the world as a queer South Asian woman, but also a “fuck you” to all the boxes she'd been placed in for so many years. Tap the link in bio to read. Photograph by @ashleyypenaa Styling by @andrewgelwicks Hair by @michaelthomaslollo Makeup by @devindavidworld
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"I’d never questioned my gender before I came to America; growing up in India, I’d always identified as a girl," writes actor Supriya Ganesh (@supriyaganesh_). "I came to the U.S. thinking it would be where I would get to explore my queerness without cultural taboo or shame. In some ways, this was certainly true, but I also began to feel dysphoric." At the link in bio, read Ganesh's first-person essay about the dysphoria they felt after moving to the U.S. — and how using she/they pronouns became not only the most accurate way to reflect their experience moving through the world as a queer South Asian woman, but also a “fuck you” to all the boxes she'd been placed in for so many years. Tap the link in bio to read. Photograph by @ashleyypenaa Styling by @andrewgelwicks Hair by @michaelthomaslollo Makeup by @devindavidworld

New York Magazine (@nymag) Instagram Stats & Analytics

New York Magazine (@nymag) has 2.50M Instagram followers with a 3.79% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 1.79K posts, New York Magazine received 16.4M total likes and 430M impressions, averaging 9.19K likes per post. This page tracks New York Magazine's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @nymag against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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New York Magazine (@nymag) has 2.50M Instagram followers as of November 2026.
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New York Magazine's Instagram engagement rate is 3.79% over the last 12 months, based on 1.79K posts.
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New York Magazine received 16.4M total likes across 1.79K posts in the last 12 months, averaging 9.19K likes per post.
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New York Magazine's Instagram content generated 430M total impressions over the last 12 months.
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