Juliana Ukiomogbe

The debut author discusses her new novel Homebodies and the “closed-door conversations” she hopes to encourage with her work.

The star of Chevalier on violin “boot camps,” playing real-life people, and shedding his teen image.

The Abbott Elementary star talks working with friends and how he’s redefining success.

“Can I play a weak woman? Probably. But right now, this is what it is.”

Her new book, Euphoria Fashion, takes you behind-the-scenes of the show's most iconic looks.

Featuring upcoming titles by Samantha Irby, Brandon Taylor, Elliot Page, and more.

The singer-turned-actress on her buzzy new role in A Thousand and One and her recent pursuit of happiness.

After establishing herself as an actress, talk show host, producer, and singer, the Emmy Award winner now wants to turn her focus outward.

The most decorated female track and field Olympian in history is creating change with her new footwear company, Saysh.

Bulgari is fostering the next generation of female scientists.

“My films feel like postcards to me because I can see my own growth inside the span of all these years.”

Whether you're into classics like Giovanni's Room or contemporary titles like Normal People, there's a book in here for you.

"I understood that leaning into my own authenticity is my superpower."

A spring floral that’s actually groundbreaking from Loewe, plus 17 more of the season’s most over-the-top looks—and the models who brought them to life.

“If you’re watching me, I don’t take that in vain. Being on someone’s television screen is a responsibility.”

“It’s the collective representation of Black women that I am most proud of.”

“I went from being an entertainer to being an actor who is actually willing to do the work.”

The actress discusses inhabiting the role of Riri Williams, the recent Black film renaissance, and why she was initially intimidated about joining the MCU.

“They're all my babies. You can't really pick a favorite child.”

She’s come a long way since her days as an awkward YouTube star. The media mogul talks about working with her heroes and the changes she’d like to see in Hollywood.

“This is making me emotional. I've done a lot of movies.”

From Dracula and The Shining to Frankenstein and The Exorcist, something wicked this way comes.

Falquez talks to ELLE.com about her first solo exhibition and the role of art in the revolution.

The author discusses You Made a Fool of Death With Your Beauty—their seventh book published in four years.

From Akwaeke Emezi to Elif Batuman, take a peek at our most anticipated releases of the season.

How TikTok's reader-centric community is championing for diversity both on and off the screen.

ELLE's Fashion Features Director and author of Dress Code takes our literary survey.

The author shares how her debut novel changed her from the inside out.

Whether you're into love stories, dating advice, or rejecting the holiday altogether, there's a title in here for you.

“Roe v. Wade gave women the ability to control their own bodies, to plan their own families, and to determine their own futures,” the Vice President said.