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The Cut’s solo “Spring Fashion” print issue features Bad Bunny, Doechii, Rosé, conversation-provoking features, unique fashion and beauty coverage, and more.

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Free Country: Sam Adler-Bell • Abundant Populism The GOP is closing in on a massive wealth transfer. Can Democrats unite their warring visions?

Neighborhood News: Garden-Variety Maniacs • A game-five win in the Conference Finals had Knicks fans daring to believe.

Noor Abdalla • With her husband, Mahmoud Khalil, locked in a detention center almost 1,500 miles away, the dentist is suddenly a single parent.

Where Does It Hurt?: Carrie Dennis • Treating ADHD in Women Is a Bloody Mess Diagnoses are on the rise—and so are complaints that menstruation weakens treatment.

HOLLYWOOD HAS LEFT LOS ANGELES • FOR YEARS, STUDIOS FOUND IT CHEAPER TO SHOOT ELSEWHERE. AND NOW THAT THE INDUSTRY HAS COLLAPSED, ELSEWHERE IS THE ONLY PLACE THEY’LL SHOOT.

AN ORIGINAL VAMPIRE MOVIE LED BY MICHAEL B. JORDAN REVIVED THE BOX OFFICE • UNTIL RECENTLY, THE SINNERS STAR WAS LEFT OUT OF THE CONVERSATION ABOUT MOVIE STARDOM. NO ONE’S DOUBTING HIM NOW.

A STREAMING SERVICE FOR IMPROV NERDS SOLD OUT THE GARDEN • HOW DROPOUT BECAME THE INDUSTRY’S UNLIKELIEST SUCCESS STORY.

EVEN NETFLIX IS JEALOUS OF YOUTUBE • MANY LIKE TO PRETEND THEY DIDN’T SEE THE PLATFORM WINNING THE STREAMING WARS. INDUSTRY INSIDERS SAY OTHERWISE.

EVERYONE IS ALREADY USING AI (AND HIDING IT) • WITH DOZENS OF NEW STUDIOS AND RAPIDLY EVOLVING TECH GENERATIVE VIDEO IS MORE EMBEDDED IN HOLLYWOOD THAN WE MAY REALIZE.

A CHINESE-BACKED SOAP-OPERA APP IS KEEPING L.A. ACTORS EMPLOYED • SECRET BILLIONAIRES. AGE-GAP MARRIAGES. PLENTY OF REVENGE.

You Just Can’t Top Vaseline

Welcome to Tween Row • The middle-school set stake out a block of their own in Soho.

The Young Fellows Ball • Nearly 700 fresh-faced supporters of the Frick Collection dressed up in a “Porcelain Garden” theme to celebrate the museum’s long-awaited reopening.

Oops, I Muraled Again • A crafty couple in Jackson Heights cover their one-bedroom apartment in floor-to-ceiling color.

Food With Some Tooth • Bánh Anh Em’s soups and sandwiches are chewy, crunchy, crispy, and crackly—usually all at once.

This City Is Ready for More Fro-Yo • Pistachio drizzles top artisanal swirls while chains plot a return to prominence. Is the next big yogurt boom here at last?

The Odd Man Out Who’s Always In • Michael Cera was made for the Wes Anderson cinematic universe.

CRITICS • Bilge Ebiri on Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning … Jackson McHenry on Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes and Creditors … Sam Worley on Susan Choi’s Flashlight.

To Do • Twenty-five things to see, hear, watch, and read.JUNE 4–18

TRIBECA FESTIVAL • Our critic knows what you should see at lower Manhattan’s choice film festival.

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THE APPROVAL MATRIX • Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.