Devin Gordon

1 month ago | wealthsimple.com | Sarah Rieger |Devin Gordon

Wealthsimple makes powerful financial tools to help you grow and manage your money. Learn moreThese past few weeks have been wild for Wall Street. So wild, in fact, that we decided to unpack what happened, day by day, in the markets, and where that leaves us. Because there are lots of questions about the latter right now. PART I: HOW DID WE GET HERE? To kick things off, let’s take a minute to marvel at this chart.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Devin Gordon

The New York Mets managed to put together a perfect season last year, despite failing to win the World Series. This should be impossible - a title seems like a prerequisite for perfection - and for any other franchise, for any other fan base, it would be. But when you root for a team that's won just two championships in its 63-year history, and none since 1986 - a team famous not just for losing but for losing with cartoonish flair and bottomless invention - you learn to be a little flexible.

2 months ago | elle.com | Devin Gordon

At 28 years old, Leo Woodall is starting to corner the market on a very particular species of onscreen love interest—the guy who’s so sweet and dreamy that there’s got to be a catch, right? The actor first broke out as a beach-vacation fling on the second season of The White Lotus, then he conquered Netflix with the time-skipping romance One Day. Now he is the fresh-faced May to Renee Zellweger’s iconic 50-something December in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, now streaming on Peacock.

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Devin Gordon

1 day agoThe Worst-Dressed Stars At The 2025 BAFTA AwardsAward season is in full swing, and this time, Hollywood's friends across the pond are getting in on the star-studded action. The 78th British Academy …1 day agoBAFTAs 2025: See The Celebrity Couples Who Hit The Red CarpetDate night is more glamorous for some of us than others.

Feb 12, 2025 | esquire.com | Devin Gordon

What exactly is going on in the minds of young men? It’s a question that society keeps coming back to these days because, truth is, we’re worried. Everything we’re told about the rising generation of men in America—everything they’re told about themselves, in the media, the academic research, the employment data, the mental-health studies—is about how royally screwed they are. And that has consequences for all of us. You’ve read the headlines. Young men today are angry. They’re lonely and friendless.