Zendaya brings one of her Odyssey-era Louis Vuitton pieces back for the house’s Spring/Summer 2027 show, giving the intricate lace bolero a completely different second life.

YACHT’s 2015 album I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler still feels uncannily current over a decade later, blending electro-pop, art, technology and a distinctly uncool vision of the future.

Clinic twists “You and I” into crooked outsider pop, while cupcakKe packs “That’s Like” with sharp flow, punchlines and attitude in Thursday’s Come Thru Vocals.

Chris Lake, Chris Lorenzo, Kenny Beats and CAKE bring the dancefloor swagger on “Long Jacket,” while Claire Rosinkranz turns romantic backsliding into bright, restless pop on “Allergic.”

Floetry’s debut album Floetic turns 24 as we revisit Marsha Ambrosius, Natalie Stewart and the timeless slow-burn of their signature hit “Say Yes.”

Fresh faced model Oleg N steps into Purple Between, a new editorial photographed by Lee Chae Young with styling by Jung Yu Rim.

Madonna brings back the spirit of MTV’s Making the Video with a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous rehearsals, staging and controlled chaos behind her 2026 VMAs performance.

Merry Autumn, kiddas. Winnie the Pooh celebrates the season with hot-chocolaty mornings, toasty marshmallow evenings and plenty of leaping into leaves.

A group of coyotes turned a Lake Arrowhead backyard into their own fight club, with the wild encounter caught on camera and featured by KTLA 5.

Joe Alwyn steps into an artist’s studio for RIMOWA’s new campaign, introducing the Umber and Ultramarine colorways across its Essential and Groove collections.

Go B.T.S. with busy boy Noah Jupe as he prepares for his first Miu Miu runway walk, talks nerves, menswear and shopping womenswear, then hits the SS27 catwalk.

David Bowie performs “Oh! You Pretty Things” for The Old Grey Whistle Test in February 1972, just before Ziggy Stardust and two months before “Starman.”

Take a quiet Moment of Zen with Lois Hobart’s 1968 children’s book What Is a Whispery Secret?, illustrated by Martha Alexander and built around whispers, secrets and one very simple expression of love.

Max and Armand tackle an LA donut crawl through Donut Man, Bob’s Coffee and Doughnuts and Randy’s, with glaze sweats, fruit-filled chaos and a surprisingly personal final stop.

Six tracks make the cut this week, from Tinashe’s sleek pop and Wet Leg’s horsegiirL remix to deep-cut Mamas & Papas harmonies, post-punk and synth-pop.

Six tracks make the cut this week, from REESE x Futosé’s UK-garage rush and Snakehips’ club-ready collaboration to Snooper, Kylie Minogue, Tasha and The Flints.

Trader Joe’s Fearless Flyer gets spooky for 2026, reviewing mini chocolate bars, Halloween gummies, peanut butter crispy rice bites and decorated dog treats.

Luke Evans opens up about ITV thriller The Party, helping bring the adaptation to television, and the whirlwind jump from a blood-soaked role in Wales to Broadway heels as Frank-N-Furter.

INYIM favorite Slayyyter opens up about the toxic vintage showgirl costume that gave her a rash, her strange collecting habits, DIY visuals and the album she once thought might be her last.

Monday Muse revisits Truman Capote’s 1967 conversation with Barbara Walters, where he speaks with striking clarity about journalism, emotion and the art of writing.

Marcello Hernández arrives on Good Hang with sunflowers for Amy Poehler, then opens up about SNL, family, comedy, compliments and his notoriously bad texting.

Trick or treat time?! Kraft Dinner and Toronto’s Solly’s Craft Soda have created a limited-edition Canada-only cream soda with a cheesy KD twist.

Zephyring 36 years ago, Janet Jackson unleashed “Love Will Never Do (Without You),” the seventh single from Rhythm Nation 1814 and one of her most defining romantic pop moments.

Actor Noah Jupe makes his fashion runway debut for Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2027 in Paris, stepping from front-row regular to catwalk model in Miuccia Prada’s latest collection.

NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas covers Cornell allegations, a deadly school bus crash, a Russia lab death, an in-flight attack and more on Oct. 5.

Los Angeles County has detected its first rabid raccoon since 1973 after a vaccinated dog was exposed in a Westlake Village backyard, prompting new warnings for local pet owners.

Fresh faced model Warren Axelman steps into Kith Ivy Fall 2026, where club-world tailoring, varsity jackets and athletic pieces meet Giorgio Armani and Wilson collaborations.

Present Day Developments checks in with Etalk for a packed entertainment roundup featuring the Abbott Elementary cast, Benjamin Ainsworth, Alicia Keys, JO1 and more.

Aqua’s “Halloween” is a wonderfully campy Aquarius deep cut, mixing spooky phone-call theatrics, cartoon menace and full bubblegum dance-pop energy for October.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez push their LOEWE chapter forward for S/S 2027, bringing American ease, Spanish theatricality and a highly physical approach to dressing onto the Paris runway.

Zara Larsson reflects on one seriously stacked year during her iHeartRadio Music Festival interview, talking new music, Las Vegas and the bigger dreams she is still chasing.

Day 5 of INYIM’s Halloween countdown revisits Disney’s 1937 short Lonesome Ghosts, where Mickey, Donald and Goofy’s Ajax Ghost Exterminators meet four spirits looking for someone new to haunt.

Shakira’s Madrid residency gets the full Amazon Music treatment as her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour reaches fans worldwide through a global concert livestream.

LL Cool J gets unusually candid with Trevor Noah about relearning his craft, hip-hop’s fear of aging, introversion, arrogance, cynicism and the curiosity behind four decades of staying relevant.

Maury Povich and Connie Chung turn one podcast conversation into marital comedy and media history, from sexy Sundays and old dating stories to Hunter S. Thompson, Muhammad Ali and Connie’s rise through television news.

Chaka Khan and Ricky Gervais make one gloriously unexpected One Show pairing, with Chaka revisiting her wild first encounter with Prince and Ricky getting existential about Alley Cats.

Robyn and Zara Larsson collide on “Talk To Me, Zara,” giving the Sexistential standout a fresh verse, powerhouse vocals and a glorious new pulse.

Renée Downer, Stella Quaresma and Jorja Douglas deliver choreography, stacked harmonies and full girl-group energy in FLO’s vivid official video for “Remedied.”

Marie Davidson and Soulwax bring back the commanding pulse of “Work It,” while Maya Jane Coles and Rye Rye push forward with the new “Rise Up.”

Tuesday belongs entirely to LA Priest as “Ever No” and “Into The Sky” give us two different ways into his upcoming new album.

This Come Thru Vocals pairing jumps from liana flores’ dreamy “So it goes” to Major Lazer and tOKisCha’s explosive “pAPi wiTH tOKisCha.”

Charli xcx surprised fans by joining Lorde onstage during her Thursday-night headlining set at Lollapalooza 2026 in Chicago. The unexpected Grant Park reunion instantly became Day One’s biggest pop moment, sending social media into a frenzy ahead of Charli’s own Friday headline performance at the four-day festival.

The two Gomezes finally unite as Selena Gomez and Becky G join producer benny blanco for “Te Olvido (La La),” filmed around Downtown Los Angeles and directed by Stillz.

Mick Jagger joins Andrew Watt to dissect “Mr. Charm,” revealing how the Rolling Stones built its clipped vocal delivery, tight rhythm and deceptively loose groove.

Thirty-two years after its release, Selena’s “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” remains a joyful heartbeat anthem that helped carry Tejano music into the wider pop world.

Jacob Tremblay and Annabelle Wallis dig into Netflix’s UNABOMBER, from Ted Kaczynski’s relationship with Henry Murray and the Harvard experiments to Christiana Morgan’s contradictions and the performances behind Janus Metz’s drama.

Shirley Manson reunites with Drew Barrymore at Daisy Chain Fields for a sharp, funny conversation about ’90s weirdos, Debbie Harry’s mentorship, Chappell Roan and the individuality that has kept Garbage’s frontwoman enduring for more than three decades.

Owen Wilson opens up on Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend about being expelled for cheating, military school, meeting Wes Anderson, Bottle Rocket, cowboy hats and the strange luck that shaped his career.

Before he became one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, 18-year-old Tom Cruise appeared in the January/February 1981 issue of gay magazine Pariée — billed as the “Birth of a Career.”

Björk skipped the Paris front row and wore Mugler’s new Naturalia X collection in Poland the very same day it debuted on the runway.