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Shooting the six stars of Young Sheldon (“Out of This World,” p. 66) in four different outfits in one day would be a daunting task for any photographer. Luckily, Miller Mobley was more than up to the challenge. “It was an amazing and collaborative ex

Rose Leslie in New York City; Iain Armitage and Annie Potts in Los Angeles; Chris Jackson in New York City. EVERY NEW YEAR BRINGS with it the promise of change. We strive to eat better, work out more, or learn how to play guitar/ tennis/chess. And wh

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ILLUSTRATIONS BY BRIAN STAUFFER THOSE OF US OLD AND analog enough to have grown up “with television”—meaning, those of us whose childhoods in the 1960s and 1970s coincided with the broadcast medium’s own furious adolescent growth spurt—were fortunate

IT WAS MORE THAN JUST JAVA jive when a venerable coffee brand put a new twist on the old switcheroo, influencing two generations of marketers with a distinctive way to celebrate a sneaky surprise. In 1975, Folgers Coffee brought out an instant variet

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WTF? I love oversized sunglasses with lenses the size of dish plates—and these are my Gucci pineapple sunglasses. I know, I know: I look like Elton John circa 1971 Hollywood. But that’s the point. They’re giant disco pineapples with two massive diama

WE’VE SEEN BLACK smoky eyes, gray smoky eyes, even bronzy ones. But the latest iteration of the evening classic is perhaps its most surprising one yet: burgundy. Sounds crazy, right? We’d think so, too, if we hadn’t seen how beautiful it looked at Br

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRISTOPHER ROSS STYLED BY SASHA CHARNIN MORRISON THE GOOD FIGHT returns Sunday, March 4, on CBS All Access. Hat by Nick Fouquet. Sweater by Loopy Mango. Dress by Free People. Ballet slippers by Josefinas. Rings by Legend Amrapali. ROS

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DEREK KETTELA STYLED BY ASHLEY ZOHAR RIVERDALE airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW. RIGHT NOW, BETTY AND Veronica are more than 1,000 miles away from Archie and couldn’t care less. That’s because Lili Reinhart, 21, and Camila Men

WHETHER HE’S BELTING OUT HITS BEHIND THE WHEEL IN CARPOOL Karaoke or surprising guests with his knowledge—and mastery—of show tunes on The Late Late Show, one thing is clear: James Corden knows music. But when Corden takes the stage in Madison Square

SHAMELESS airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Showtime. I went on a motorcycle trip with Justin Chatwin and William H. Macy. We rode from L.A. to Aspen, Colorado. And on that trip we were blown away by the beautiful scenery, the roads, the towns, the cit

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MANY MYSTERY NOVELISTS sit down to write with a beginning, middle, and, perhaps most crucially, an end already sketched out. Not James Lee Burke. “I never know where the story is going,” says Burke, 82, the best-selling author of 37 books of fiction.

FOR NICK TARANTO AND JOSH HIX, THE CO-FOUNDERS OF Plated, the popular meal-kit delivery service, the early days of building their business were no picnic. “We’d come out of meetings and get rejected dozens of times a day,” says Taranto. Adds Hix, “Bu

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ILLUSTRATION BY GARY HOVLAND SEAL TEAM airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. JESSICA PARÉ GREW UP IN THE MONTREAL neighborhood of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, west of downtown and Westmount. The rising star is well-known for her role as Megan Draper in Mad

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ILLUSTRATION BY MICHAEL BYERS I’VE BEEN IN SHOW BUSINESS FOR A LONG TIME IN one way or another. I’ve been an actor looking for jobs, which is the primary job of an actor unless you are either very talented or have a remarkable head of hair. I’ve been

BY FRED SCHRUERS PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRISTOPHER ROSS STYLED BY SASHA CHARNIN MORRISON THE GOOD FIGHT returns Sunday, March 4, on CBS All Access. ROSE LESLIE MIGHT LOOK PERFECTLY inconspicuous seated against the wall of a bustling, aggressively hip Lower

Our columnist loses her mind for iZombie BY EMILY HIRSHEY GOING INTO THIS BINGE SESH, ALL I KNEW ABOUT THE CW’s iZombie was its title. This left plenty of room to make vast, baseless assumptions about what I would be experiencing over the next 1,800

BY VIRGINIA BELL HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TOM! BLUE BLOODS airs Fridays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. WITH HIS SUN in freedom-loving Aquarius and his moon in charismatic Leo, Blue Bloods star Tom Selleck is a unique blend of intellect and heart, both independent a

BY FRED SCHRUERS A GROSS IF OFTEN TRUE simplification about show business folks is that they’ll ask, “Have we ever met?” during a reintroduction— even if you’ve previously shared a long, even seemingly intimate chat. But that’s not the case with Emmy

BY SASHA CHARNIN MORRISON WTF? I love oversized sunglasses with lenses the size of dish plates—and these are my Gucci pineapple sunglasses. I know, I know: I look like Elton John circa 1971 Hollywood. But that’s the point. They’re giant disco pineapp

REPORTING BY MONA BUEHLER SHAMELESS airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Showtime. I went on a motorcycle trip with Justin Chatwin and William H. Macy. We rode from L.A. to Aspen, Colorado. And on that trip we were blown away by the beautiful scenery, the

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BY EMILY HIRSHEY PHOTOGRAPHY BY DEREK KETTELA STYLED BY ASHLEY ZOHAR RIVERDALE airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW. RIGHT NOW, BETTY AND Veronica are more than 1,000 miles away from Archie and couldn’t care less. That’s because Lili Reinhart, 2

EVERY NEW YEAR BRINGS with it the promise of change. We strive to eat better, work out more, or learn how to play guitar/ tennis/chess. And while there’s pressure attached to these dreams, there’s also great opportunity: How do we do more? Think diff

BY GUY MARTIN ILLUSTRATIONS BY BRIAN STAUFFER THOSE OF US OLD AND analog enough to have grown up “with television”—meaning, those of us whose childhoods in the 1960s and 1970s coincided with the broadcast medium’s own furious adolescent growth spurt—

BY HEATHER RAINBOW ILLUSTRATION BY GARY HOVLAND SEAL TEAM airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. JESSICA PARÉ GREW UP IN THE MONTREAL neighborhood of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, west of downtown and Westmount. The rising star is well-known for her role as

BY SAM JENKINS FOR NICK TARANTO AND JOSH HIX, THE CO-FOUNDERS OF Plated, the popular meal-kit delivery service, the early days of building their business were no picnic. “We’d come out of meetings and get rejected dozens of times a day,” says Taranto

Shooting the six stars of Young Sheldon (“Out of This World,” p. 66) in four different outfits in one day would be a daunting task for any photographer. Luckily, Miller Mobley was more than up to the challenge. “It was an amazing and collaborative ex

BY STUART ELLIOTT IT WAS MORE THAN JUST JAVA jive when a venerable coffee brand put a new twist on the old switcheroo, influencing two generations of marketers with a distinctive way to celebrate a sneaky surprise. In 1975, Folgers Coffee brought out

BY MARC BERMAN WHETHER HE’S BELTING OUT HITS BEHIND THE WHEEL IN CARPOOL Karaoke or surprising guests with his knowledge—and mastery—of show tunes on The Late Late Show, one thing is clear: James Corden knows music. But when Corden takes the stage in

BY SAM JENKINS MANY MYSTERY NOVELISTS sit down to write with a beginning, middle, and, perhaps most crucially, an end already sketched out. Not James Lee Burke. “I never know where the story is going,” says Burke, 82, the best-selling author of 37 bo

BY ALYSSA HERTZIG WE’VE SEEN BLACK smoky eyes, gray smoky eyes, even bronzy ones. But the latest iteration of the evening classic is perhaps its most surprising one yet: burgundy. Sounds crazy, right? We’d think so, too, if we hadn’t seen how beautif

BY STANLEY BING ILLUSTRATION BY MICHAEL BYERS I’VE BEEN IN SHOW BUSINESS FOR A LONG TIME IN one way or another. I’ve been an actor looking for jobs, which is the primary job of an actor unless you are either very talented or have a remarkable head of