Why an H&M Alum Launched a Talent Company for AI Models
One of the minds behind H&M’s foray into using digital twins of human models has struck out on her own with a new company that’s pushing...
Monday, May 18, 2026
Priscilla Presley's Drastic Beauty Transformation Through The Years Is Wild To See
Trace Priscilla Presley's changing looks from the 1950s to today, including signature hairstyles, makeup evolution, and the impact of pl...
Here's What The Cast Of The Waltons Looks Like Now
The cast of "The Waltons" was mostly comprised of young and up-and-comers when the show was on the air, all of whom have really bl...
Odd Couple Star Jack Klugman Proved You're Never Too Old For Love With His Second Marriage
"Odd Couple" star Jack Klugman was married for more than 20 years but he didn't actually find lasting love until long afterwar...
Sunday, May 17, 2026
Jenna Bush Hager Brushed Off Rumors About Her Growing Up Despite One Making Her 'So Sad'
Jenna Bush Hager grew up in the spotlight thanks to her father's presidency but, while it was mostly manageable, one rumor understandabl...
What '60s Batman Star Julie Newmar Looks Like Now
Julie Newmar, who was the first actor to play Catwoman in a live-action series, is just as much of an eye-catching icon nowadays as she was ...
Saturday, May 16, 2026
Bill Gates' Ex-Wife Melinda Looks So Different With Short Hair
Bill Gates' former wife, Melinda, typically wears her hair long, so naturally she looks like a different person in a throwback pic with ...
Savannah Guthrie's Trendiest On-Air Outfits Cement Her Status As A Daytime TV Fashion Icon
Savannah Guthrie has been co-hosting the "Today" show for over a decade, so she's had many incredible on-air looks. These are ...
Friday, May 15, 2026
The BoF Podcast | What’s Really Happening in Luxury Right Now
In their regular conversation with System Magazine, Imran Amed and Bernstein’s Luca Solca cut through the noise on Chanel’s frenzy, Gucci’s ...
Why Can’t Sneaker Brands Let Go of Nostalgia?
Reebok’s upcoming reissue of a mid-2000s shoe is a symptom of a bigger problem in the sneaker industry: its dependence on nostalgia.
