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TikTok, an AI sitcom and clowns: how Hacks and The Comeback nail the humiliations of modern celebrity
No indignity is too great for the leads of these darkly funny shows as they pursue a comeback at any cost
Ladies of London’s Martha Sitwell Has No Plans to Age Gracefully
The breakout Bravo star knows how to live the good life, finances be damned.
Dan Levy Just Wants to Entertain You
With his latest show, Big Mistakes, Levy lets go of expectations—and faces his fears
Love on the Spectrum proves that we still crave wholesome reality TV
A new season of Netflix’s dating show about neurodivergent singletons is a welcome antidote to grim reality TV headlines
Princess Diana, Donald Trump and toe-curling cringe – SNL UK is saving television from its boredom crisis
The US staple was doomed to fail in cynical Britain. But after grabbing the attention of the most powerful man in the world, we should root for it to ruffle some more feathers
Is the Diva in Danger of Extinction?
Can new divas rise in an era that demands constant access and relatability from its pop stars?
Louis Theroux: 'The manosphere is my final boss battle'
Glamour chats to the broadcaster about his most challenging subject yet: men.
Long Live the Housewives
Twenty years on, the Bravo franchise has come a long way — and so has our idea of what women should aspire to.
The Industry Season 4 Finale Pulled Off Its Darkest Twist Yet—And I’m Conflicted
How should you react when a character you love turns to the dark side?
Industry Just Went Full Epstein
The season-four finale of HBO’s financial drama isn’t just inspired by the headlines — it foreshadows them.
Tyra Banks Isn’t Sorry Enough in Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model
The ANTM creator knows audiences are upset with her, she’s just not entirely sure why — or if she’s even to blame.
Charli XCX’s The Moment Is a Horror Movie, Actually
It may be a mockumentary, but The Moment perfectly depicts what it takes to be a successful artist in our current era
Sydney Sweeney and the Naked Truth of Modern Celebrity
Hollywood has always been all about the money—but how today's stars are achieving financial mogul-dom has changed
This Was Bravo’s Queerest Year Yet
In 2025, the network’s most-talked-about story lines centered around LGBTQ+ cast members — a long-overdue shift in representation in the Bravoverse.
Industry’s Marisa Abela and Myha’la on success, sisterhood and strap-ons
BBC and HBO’s Skins-meets-Succession banking drama is back for season 4. Here, its stars Marisa Abela and Myha’la sit down with Glamour to discuss privilege, sex scenes, and being each other’s biggest cheerleaders.