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Cara Delevingne and Ashley Benson have broken up after two years of dating, reports say
Celebrity 3 hours ago
The supermodel and actor reportedly broke up in early April. According to People, representatives for the former couple have not yet commented.
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A Beloved 29-Year-Old People Magazine Staffer Died Of The Coronavirus
Family, friends, and colleagues remember Alison Schwartz as someone who loved dogs, tea, Taylor Swift, and “touched everyone’s lives in some way.”
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Adele's birthday picture sparks a debate on the links between body image and beauty
Celebrity Last night
The singer shared an image on her 32nd birthday, thanking first responders for all they were doing during the pandemic. The picture has led some to comment on Adele's weight loss, leading others to argue that weight should not determine beauty.
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Meet the New Yorker who went $600K in debt to outfit health workers
Rhonda Roland Shearer’s goal with the PPE, as it was for months after 9/11, is to bypass an equipment distribution system that she believes is failing workers on the front lines, nonprofit workers and the homeless.
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Nearly half of men say they do most home schooling. 3% of women agree.
A survey suggests that pandemic-era domestic work isn’t being divided more equitably than before the lockdown.
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Betsy DeVos releases new rule for campus sexual assault cases
US news Earlier today
The US education secretary's new Title IX rule mean schools must hold cross-examinations in the case of sexual assault allegations. Reporters are providing their analysis of the 2,033-page guidelines.
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New York had its first planned overnight subway shutdown in 115 years
The New York City subway had its first planned overnight shutdown in the system’s 115-year history. A team of our reporters and photographers stayed up all night to document what happened.
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Inside Joe Manganiello's Dungeons & Dragons Campaign
Everything you need to know about Joe Manganiello's celebrity Dungeons & Dragons group.
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What is the real coronavirus toll in each state?
A New York Times analysis of C.D.C. data begins to show just how many lives are being lost to the pandemic in each state, and how many are beyond the norm.
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Walking down the aisle fantasies aren't limited to weddings during the pandemic
Haha Earlier today
Close your eyes. You're no longer in lockdown. Picture the first aisle you strut down. Where is it?
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What reopened businesses will look like — and their odds of survival
Social distancing and sanitation protocols are likely to stay in place in California until testing, contact tracing and a vaccine become widely available.
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Local movie theaters encourage people to stay home with creative signs 🍿
Amazing This morning
After @choo_ek shared images of Lake Theater Cafe’s marquee in Lake Oswego, Oregon, many joined in with other creative signs they’ve spotted.
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Naomi Campbell styled and shot her own Essence cover, on her iPhone
The model shot herself for the cover, on her phone, while in isolation, for Essence Magazine's May/June issue. Both Naomi and the storied publication are turning 50 this month. 🎉🎈
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The Sussexes share video of Archie in celebration of his first birthday 👑
Royal family This morning
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have posted a video of Meghan reading children’s book “Duck! Rabbit!” to one-year-old son Archie as part of a #SaveTheStories campaign, which supports children impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Elon Musk and Grimes' baby name reveal sent theories and memes flying
Celebrity Last night
Shortly after the birth of the couple's first child together, Musk said that the baby boy had been named X Æ A-12. Following a slew of memes and guesses as to what and why that moniker was chosen, Grimes explained the significance by breaking down each portion.
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A portrait of a modern family divided in Trump’s America
An anti-gay crusader and her gay son were making it work. Then, the 2016 election changed everything.
Trump says COVID-19 task force will continue 'indefinitely' after reports of its disbandment emerged
COVID-19 This morning
On Wednesday, President Trump announced that the White House coronavirus task force would continue its work "indefinitely" following earlier reports suggesting that the administration was planning to phase out the group by late May or early June. The president added that the task force would shift its focus to vaccine discovery, therapeutics and reopening the US economy.
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Hospitals prep for wave of mental health disorders among their workers
Hospitals are preparing for a wave of stress disorders in healthcare workers battling coronavirus.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg 'resting comfortably' following treatment for gallbladder condition
US news Yesterday
A Supreme Court spokesperson confirmed Ginsburg will participate in Wednesday's oral argument teleconference from the hospital after she underwent non-surgical treatment for a benign gallbladder condition in Baltimore.
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Layoffs are turning from temporary to permanent across America
Across America, a worrying trend is taking place: layoffs that started as temporary are starting to become permanent. The new permanent layoffs are hitting a wide swath of the economy both geographically and sectorally.