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Good 4 Her

Olivia Rodrigo Has High “Expectations” For Love Now, Thank You Very Much

On her new song, the singer cheekily sets some new standards — which aren’t as high as you’d think.

By Jake Viswanath
Bustle Exclusive

Lena Hall Is Grateful To Be One Of 'Your Friends & Neighbors'

For the Tony winner, Apple TV’s crime-filled family drama was a career turning point.

By Grace Wehniainen
Fast Follow

Evan Mock Is Ready For The Madness Of Pacha New York

The star opens up about New York skate culture and reveals his unexpected hobby.

By Sophie Fishman
Books

Natalie Lemle's New Thriller Was Inspired By A Real Art World Scandal

The art advisor-turned-author opens up about her debut novel Artifacts.

By Sophie Fishman
Bustle Booth

Rose Gray Is Partying Her Way To Stardom

The rising pop star wants to stop being mysterious in her next era.

By Jake Viswanath
thanK you, Kylie

Gasp! Taylor Swift & Kylie Jenner Hugged At The Knicks Game

Nothing repairs friendships like rooting for the same basketball team.

By Jake Viswanath
Entertainment

Nicholas Duvernay Doesn't Want You To Give Up On Love

The rising star plays the designated “hot guy” in Not Suitable For Work — but his character has feelings, too: “Hopefully, the guys watch this and go, ‘Wow, maybe I can open up to my homeboys.’”

By Gabrielle Bondi
Cottages... So Hot Right Now

The ‘Every Year After’ Ending Makes A Big Departure From The Book

Here’s what happens in Carley Fortune’s 2022 novel, Every Summer After.

By Grace Wehniainen
Bustle Booth

Matt Cornett Doesn’t Care To Play It Cool

In Every Year After, the 27-year-old was excited to play an earnest romantic lead and step into a new phase of his career.

By Grace Wehniainen
Bustle Exclusive

The Carley Fortune Cinematic Universe Is Just Beginning

The best-selling author opens up about Prime Video’s adaptation of Every Year After, how Off Campus could affect it, and changes to the book.

By Sophie Fishman