Major spoilers for You season 3 ahead. Fans have been eager to catch up with Joe Goldberg since You season 2 ended, and season 3, now streaming on Netflix, did not disappoint. From the murders to the marital drama to Joe’s multiple love affairs, the third chapter of Netflix’s hit series was every bit as juicy as we hoped, and its finale left us with … Continue reading Every Question You Have About You‘s Dramatic Season 3 Finale, Answered

From the 1920s to the mid-1990s, nearly half a million prisoners across America, Canada, and the U.K chose to go under the knife—and their bill was paid for by the government. In Killer Looks (Prometheus Books), author Zara Stone explores how the emergence of plastic surgery in prisons underscores society’s obsession with beauty. Read an excerpt below. For inmate 203981—a.k.a. Nancy Willeford, to her dwindling … Continue reading Going Under the Knife, Behind Bars

Each season, I expect three things from Project Runway: Fashion so marvelous I’m tempted to burn my entire wardrobe, fashion so terrible I question whether I could make a better sequin skirt, and at least one cheeky contestant with absolutely no filter. Folks, it’s episode 1 of Project Runway season 19, and we’ve already got all three. Welcome to ELLE.com’s weekly recap of Project Runway, … Continue reading Project Runway Season 19, Episode 1 Recap: Rainbow Connection

Where Normal People leads, Conversations With Friends will follow. The 12-part series based on Sally Rooney’s 2017 novel is officially in production in Northern Ireland as of April 26, 2021, per the show’s Instagram account. Conversations With Friends follows the wild success of the Hulu miniseries Normal People, which premiered to critical acclaim and socially distanced fan fervor in April 2020 before garnering several Emmy … Continue reading Conversations With Friends: Everything We Know About the Hulu Series Based on Sally Rooney’s Novel

When it comes to marriage, there’s little that hasn’t already been said, written, sung, painted, or filmed. Yet there remains perhaps no greater source material for modern entertainment. Union—how we nurture it, abuse it, worship it, and lose it—is an endlessly moldable subject, a fact Hagai Levy, director of HBO’s Scenes From a Marriage remake, used to his advantage. He had little doubt he could … Continue reading How the Scenes From a Marriage Director and Writer Successfully Reinvented a Classic