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The Rolling Stone article explores the life and career of Coldplay's lead singer, Chris Martin, focusing on his personal journey and the band's global influence. It discusses Martin's upbringing, struggles with fame, and the band's commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility. The article also highlights Martin's introspective and empathetic nature, as well as his dedication to spreading love and acceptance through music. Additionally, it touches on Martin's quiet life in Malibu, where he finds inspiration in solitude and nature, and reveals Coldplay's plan to release only two more albums in the future. [Extracted from the article]

Vice President Kamala Harris is playing a crucial role in connecting with key demographics and addressing important issues. She reflects on the recent Supreme Court arguments about the treatment of pregnant women and the potential consequences of Roe v. Wade being overturned. Despite facing challenges, Harris remains strong and pragmatic in her approach to politics. She campaigns against a convicted felon and advocates for reproductive rights, drawing on her personal experiences and passion for justice. The interview also covers topics such as gun violence, climate change, and LGBTQ+ rights, with Harris emphasizing the need for progress and action. [Extracted from the article]

Thursday, October 25 / THIS REVOLUTION STARTED, like so many others, with a lot of moral outrage and a little bit of wine. On Thursday, October 25, Claire Stapleton, a [...]

Is it possible to raise your child entirely without gender from birth? Some parents are trying. For months leading up to the birth of his child, Bobby McCullough was nervous. [...]

The coal miner's daughter from Kentucky was one of the first songwriters to tackle women's issues like birth control and divorce. Now 83, with a catalog of more than 200 [...]

In the car the next day, on the way to San Marcos to begin the procedural processes of death - closing up Myers' apartment, identifying his body, speaking to investigators who had no doubt that the gunshot wound was self-inflicted - Wilbourn was on a call with the medical examiner when, out of nowhere, she heard herself asking if they could save Myers' brain, if they could have it studied. "We're seeing changes in brain architecture, shrinkage of the brain, damage to brain structures, inflammation, evidence of vascular disease - meaning the tiny blood vessels of the brain are probably injured and leaky." Now considered the public face of CTE awareness - he's the guy Newsweek called after Hernandez died by suicide in prison, and the person families typically contact if they want to donate the brain of a loved one suspected of having CTE - Nowinski not only believes that the connection between repetitive, low-level head impacts and mental illness is strong enough that developing a mood disorder could prove to be a risk factor for developing CTE, but he also believes that the connection is strong enough to be worrisome in its own right. He started playing tackle football this past year, despite his family's experience with CTE, despite Wilbourn's admonishments, despite the fact that his father sits nervously on the sideline of each game, watching his son's head and the movements of his body, looking for signs of disaster. [Extracted from the article]

Maggie Gyllenhaal and David Simon were having a civilized lunch one day when she mentioned, ever so calmly, that she wanted to masturbate on television. 'I told him, and he [...]

THE CREATORS ISSUE From YouTube to podcasting, she's made an art of winging it, being herself, and getting everyone to follow her lead E CHAMBERLAIN is about to go off script. In 2020, she started her own coffee company, Chamberlain Coffee, whose main marketing point is that it is the brainchild of Emma Chamberlain. "They gave me a script, but I don't do scripts", Chamberlain explains now, politely, to one of the many people popping in and out of her makeshift Spotify dressing room, created with curtains within the cavernous space. After years of fan speculation, Chamberlain and Pillsbury recently took their relationship public, something Chamberlain previously had imagined that she'd never do. [Extracted from the article]

THE NEXT DAY, I meet Hilton in a cork-wrapped room at the studio where she is recording the audio version of Paris: The Memoir. Hardly anyone has yet seen the actual baby, though a few days ago at Hilton's birthday party - a small gathering that included Sia, Rebel Wilson, and Hilton's sister, Nicky - some friends had crept upstairs to take a peek. And she's broadcast all this in Paris in Love, a Peacock series that followed Hilton down the aisle in Season One and that she maintains is almost entirely unscripted. [Extracted from the article]

TWO STARS of The Front Page, Nathan Lane and John Slattery, are in the back room of a Chelsea Italian joint waiting for a third, John Goodman. 'He was in [...]

She and Tom headed to Holmes' address - which court representatives had been unable to confirm - where she filmed from the car as Tom served Holmes the papers. On Nov. 29, Carmen reached out to Holmes via DM, starting up a casual conversation that Holmes turned flirty and sexual. On April 4, Jane heard from the detective that he had brought Holmes into the precinct that day for questioning and that Holmes had denied everything. From left: Jane (not her real name), Zoë, Dylan, and Addy, photographed in New York City on Jan. 2 On the morning of Dec. 9, 2022, a young woman named Zoë awoke and found herself to be in avenger mode. [Extracted from the article]

Along with everyone else in the world, he knew the broad strokes of Gomez's story: how she'd grown up in Grand Prairie, Texas, born when her parents were 16, still in high school, and ill-equipped to raise a child together, which they didn't - Gomez lived with her mom, Mandy Teefey, and her mom's parents. Features Selena Gomez has a lot of baggage. " (A few weeks later, in the real world, Gomez and Bieber were spotted being kind to each other at a gala in L.A.) Besides TikTok, she remains famously off social media, having long ago deleted the apps and handed over the passwords to her assistant, who posts pictures and messages Gomez provides. Teefey had wanted to be an actress, and between working jobs at Dave & Buster's and Starbucks, and searching the seats of the car for enough change to buy ramen dinners, had brought Gomez along to community-theater productions she was in, which is how Gomez had gotten the acting bug. [Extracted from the article]

National Affairs LET IT BE KNOWN that Michael Fanone does not in any way, shape, or form want to visit the U.S. Capitol. Not that his family had ever really been anywhere - it was Fanone who'd worked a shift from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., Fanone who'd often chosen to crash for a few hours at the station or in his truck before showing up to testify or submit paperwork in court first thing in the morning, Fanone who'd signed up for so much overtime. Well, when Fanone got a load of that shit, he called up his friend Harry Dunn - a Capitol Police officer who had testified with Fanone during the congressional hearings in July 2021 - and the two decided to pay a little visit to every one of those House Republicans ("I was like, 'I've got nothing better to do today. [Extracted from the article]

OF ALL THE DRINKERS I KNOW--male or female--Kate drinks by far the most. She drinks at home before going out to drink. She drinks on the phone because it's sort [...]

ANARCHY'S FOR SALE HERE. You can buy it on the street for $49.99, plus tax, in the form of studded belts, scuffed leather jackets, fingerless gloves, and Sex Pistols action [...]

UNDER A BALD LIGHTBULB, the table was set. Weighty silver on virgin linen, swan-necked wine decanters, crystal glasses, and glistening china--a pinpoint of elegance amid the chaos of Alain Ducasse's [...]

Hewson's parents, Bono and activist Ali Hewson, were less moved, and made it perfectly clear that a career in the arts wasn't recommended for any of their four children. So she'd played a non-singing nurse in The Knick, a non-singing prostitute in The Luminaries, and a non-singing murderer in Bad Sisters. The Mix WHAT'S NEW, WHAT'S NEXT, WHAT'S NUTS EVE HEWSON will not be doing karaoke today. LET'S DUET At her 21st-birthday party in Las Vegas, parents Bono and Ali serenaded Hewson with Lady Gaga's "Telephone.". [Extracted from the article]

THEY COME FROM around the neighborhood to see her hook, that crazy hook. Tough musclemen in gold chains and do-rags, wide-eyed children, the fat senoras who mind the desk downstairs; [...]

THE BOY WHO CALLED HIMSELF A NAZI is 16 years old. He wears a collared shirt tucked neatly into his jeans and covers his shaved head with a black baseball [...]

The article in Esquire recounts the story of a personal jeweler, Alex Morris, who developed a close relationship with customers Molly and Russell over the years. When Russell wanted to find a special gift for Molly for their 30th wedding anniversary, Alex helped him choose a stunning earring, necklace, and ring combo. Molly was thrilled with the pieces, and Russell was delighted to see her so happy. Alex went the extra mile by arranging for flowers to be waiting for them at home, showing his dedication to making their special day memorable. [Extracted from the article]

Eventually, Pinsky and Harry split the spoils, with Pinsky taking a larger share, as he'd done most of the technical work, as he tells it. In August 2019, nine months after the Terpin heist, Pinsky says his father randomly emailed him an article about how Terpin was suing AT&T for $224 million for gross negligence in his SIM-swapping case. Terpin became convinced that Pinsky was hiding money - from other heists if not his own - that he was going on lavish trips, buying costly watches, and otherwise trying to pull one over on Terpin. From what Pinsky could tell, Truglia seemed to view him as a legendary figure, a kid who could pull off anything - and Pinsky figured Truglia probably wanted in on whatever he might cook up next. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: As told to Alex Morris Photograph by Carissa Gallo Stylist: Jordan Grossman 'Always be grateful' One year ago Chrissy Metz, costar of This Is Us, had 81 cents in [...]

Byline: Alex Morris Photograph by Victor Demarchelier Stylist: Law Roach Zendaya 'She's beautiful and rad, with a fearlessness that is impressive in someone her age. I think I still have [...]

Byline: Alex Morris Photograph by Nadya Wasylko Edited by Sara Gaynes Levy Our Friendship-and Our Fight for Change Jurnee Smollett-Bell was a kid star in Hollywood; Hydeia Broadbent, an unlikely [...]

Byline: Alex Morris Photograph by Jason Bell Stylist: Isabel Dupr� Our Kind Of Broads Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer are not afraid of feminism, sex, politics, or potty humor-or putting [...]

The article discusses, on a warm December day in her West Hollywood offices, actress, singer, dancer, producer, mogul, brand, and multi-multi millionaire Jennifer Lopez was trying not to say too much. "I'm trying not to say too much," she says, verbatim, as she sits on a leather chesterfield wearing a serene expression, a loose ponytail, and a white sweatsuit that exposes several inches of midriff.

Byline: Alex Morris Photograph by Mark Seliger Fashion editor: Jillian Davison Misty Copeland On Top of the World 'Finding ballet was like finding this missing piece of myself,' says Copeland, [...]