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After a string of dark dramas, the British actor enters his rom-com era with the Netflix version of Emily Henry’s People We Meet On Vacation.

After a health scare and a seven-year hiatus, Olympian-sibling duo Alex and Maia Shibutani are returning to competitive skating. This time, they’re doing it for themselves.

This year, the Bel-Air star released her debut album, got engaged, toured with her idols, and booked the Super Bowl. She’s not done trying to win you over.

Before they enter the werk room, the Season 18 cast gave Bustle a peek at their major looks, humor, and larger-than-life personalities.

With his I Love LA castmates (looking at you, Jordan Firstman), his girlfriend (of 13 years), and the work.

Miles Teller and Da’Vine Joy Randolph play unlikely besties in A24’s new romantic comedy. Off set, they’re still cracking each other up.

After 30 years of playing the best friend, Snow now has a bonafide TV hit and a buzzy new show opposite Claire Danes. No wonder she’s never been happier.

The actor swears he’s “extremely boring” and shrugs at being called “daddy” — but comes alive playing a villain.

Ever since Love Thy Nader skyrocketed her public profile, women everywhere have found themselves unabashedly rooting for Nader and her utter unabashedness.

She’s back on the awards-season trail for Sinners and glowing with newlywed bliss: “I am stepping into the version that I’ve always dreamed of being.”

The All Her Fault star on trading nice-guy roles for “rich douchebags,” the thrills of being a little bad, and pizza hangouts with his cast.

His character in Regretting You gets closer to his real-life self than anyone he’s played before: “I am a pretty sensitive, vulnerable, open guy.”

The Outlander: Blood of My Blood star is A+ talent, zero pretension: “Never let an actor tell you that their job’s hard. We’ve got tea and coffee on tap.”

Ahead of his debut HBO standup special, the comedian and podcaster says joy is available to us all — even when it feels like the world’s on fire.

The Insecure and Running Point actor’s memoir — now in paperback — revisits a formative childhood relationship: that with his imaginary friend.

The Sorry, Baby sensation on what it’s like to be the year’s biggest breakout.

The multi-hyphenate opens up about her favorite books — and reveals her next big project.

Romantic themes loom large in the actor’s favorite books — but in real life, she’s happy just where she is.

The actor, memoirist, and self-proclaimed liar prefers books with characters as chaotic as he is.

Brittany Snow, star of The Hunting Wives and Hulu’s forthcoming Murdaugh: Death in the Family, shares four of her favorite books.

The Hotel Costiera actor on the lessons he’s learned from two very different literary giants: Toni Morrison and Ayn Rand.

The Comedy Nerd author reflects on the books that shaped him into a better writer and, ultimately, led to Knocked Up.

The actor reveals the five books that defined him, the imaginary friend who helped him through childhood, and why reading still grounds him today.

The Insecure creator reveals the books that have reshaped how she thinks about honesty, legacy, and humor.

Musician and author Michelle Zauner loves books that might elicit an eye roll.

Celine Song, director of Materialists and Past Lives, shares four of her favorite books with Bustle Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Owen.

The Succession and Nobody Wants This star shares her favorite books, including East of Eden by John Steinbeck.

In One Nightstand, celebrity readers and writers join us to discuss four of their favorite books, allowing us to learn about their tastes and lives in the process.

The influencer and author shares her four favorite books, including one she fell in love with while studying English at Stanford and another that left her sobbing on her couch.

The actor and director’s favorite books deal with the challenges and joys of a creative life.

The author and comedian shares her four favorite books and why she gravitates toward “meaty and juicy” reads.

The Oscar-winning actress shares the books that keep her awake at night — in a good way.