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It's the last week of October, which means spooky season is slowly coming to a close and the ghoulish decorations are going back to hibernating in a corner of your garage until next year. But it's not yet time for a break, because coming up in November and December are all the cozy winter holidays. Characterized by sweater (or leather) weather, gift exchanges, and gathering and feasting with loved ones. Of course, in order to eat a bunch of scrumptious, belly-warming com…

Reneé Rapp Recalls “Jarring” Incident With Man at Drew Barrymore Event

Drew Barrymore Escorted Off Stage After Scary Incident

Reneé Rapp is reflecting on a scary encounter in New York City.

The Sex Lives of College Girls star gave insight into the incident that was captured on social media, in which Drew Barrymore was chatting with Reneé during an event at the 92nd Street Y on Aug. 21, when a man rushed the stage.

"I feel like even to say it out loud feels more vulnerable and susceptible or I feel like to even say it out loud it sounds so silly and ‘woe is me,'" she said on the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast Sept. 4, "but I really was so weirded out by that whole thing."

Praising the Drew Barrymore Show host, Reneé explained, &…

Proof Kristin Cavallari’s New Relationship With 24-Year-Old Mark Estes is Heating Up

Kristin Cavallari Debuts New Romance on Instagram

Kristin Cavallari's new love is drenched in words unspoken. 

After the Laguna Beach alum debuted her new romance with boyfriend Mark Estes, he gave a glimpse at their unwritten chemistry. 

The 24-year-old shared a Feb. 27 video of him and Kristin poolside in a beautiful, tropical locale. The turquoise ocean gleams off in the distance as the pair sing and dance to Glorgiana's "(Kissed You) Good Night," sealing their video with more than a few kisses. 

As Mark—who is part of a TikTok group called the Montana Boyz—captioned the steamy moment, "Ready to fall."

The former college football player's post com…

How ‘Barbie’ Came to Life

There’s plenty to consider about Barbie, but let’s start with her feet. Perfectly arched, but not quite demi-pointe—the ideal position to fit into any pump. They’re instantly recognizable to anyone who has ever played with the iconic doll. So when the trailer for the upcoming live-action Barbie movie opened with a shot of star Margot Robbie stepping out of Barbie’s marabou stilettos, still on tiptoes, the internet exploded. On TikTok, people attempted to mimic the viral shot with their highest heels. The Wall Street Journal interviewed a podiatrist about the physical impossibility of the moment. “I need to know everything,” tweeted Chrissy Teigen.

Robbie has answers: The shot took eight takes. She had to hold onto a bar to keep her …

About That Jaw-Dropping Wakanda Forever Cameo

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Killmonger is back from the dead—sort of. Michael B. Jordan’s legendary villain from the first Black Panther film makes a surprising cameo in the sequel, Wakanda Forever, now streaming on Disney+.

When Shuri, the new Black Panther, takes a synthetic version of the heart-shaped herb that imbues the consumer with superpowers, she visits the realm of her ancestors. She expects her mother, her brother, or perhaps even her father to be waiting for her to offer some sage advice on her new leadership role. Instead she finds her mass-murdering cousin, Killmonger. Not ideal.

In retrospect, it’s not all that surprising that direc…

Cheryl Strayed Will Always Be Here for You

On the edge of Wallace Park in Portland, Ore., there is an unremarkable house with a camellia shrub out front. The house is painted a bluish gray now, but it might have been another color before. Cheryl Strayed is standing on the sidewalk in the rain with a smile on her face, conjuring a memory. This is where she took part in a yard sale in 1995, immediately after she—now quite famously—completed a 1,100-mile solo hike on the Pacific Crest Trail. At the time, she was a 27-year-old aspiring writer with 20¢ to her name. She sold whatever she could, including a pencil sharpener to a man who rode in on a bicycle. The man invited her to dinner with some friends, and later that night, Strayed met the person she would marry.

Strayed sees them everywhere: little signs, sm…