Marie Claire

Marie Claire

Marie Claire is a monthly magazine that originated in France in 1937 and expanded to the UK in 1941. Over the years, it has grown to have different editions in various countries and languages. This magazine highlights women's stories globally and addresses several important issues. In addition to these features, Marie Claire also shares content on health, beauty, and fashion. Since June 2021, the American version of Marie Claire has been published by Future US.

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  • 1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Quinci LeGardye

    Love Island USA season 7 has officially begun! After a bit of a delay, the reality dating show returned to Peacock on June 3 for another jam-packed summer of bikinis, bombshells, and more drama than some viewers can handle (especially those who aren't used to the daily release schedule). It's too early to say whether this year's installment will reach the phenomenal heights of season 6, but the first set of Islanders revealed in the season premiere is very promising.

  • 1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Iris Goldsztajn

    Natasha Lyonne is not interested in criticizing other women just because everyone else is doing it, thank you very much. Speaking to Jessica M. Goldstein for a cover story for Marie Claire's new Power Issue, the Poker Face actress goes on what Goldstein calls "a surprisingly intense tangent" about the Blue Origin space mission and its all-female crew. The mission has been widely mocked, with Katy Perry at the center of the unflattering commentary.

  • 1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Quinci LeGardye

    When Black-ish’s final episode aired on ABC in April 2022, Marsai Martin, who had grown up on the ABC sitcom as the sharp-tongued Diane Johnson, found herself at a pivotal juncture. Exiting both high school and the comedy series that gave her her big break at age 10, Martin was contemplating her next steps—but with the added complexity of figuring it all out in Hollywood's spotlight. “I was 17, so it was already that time for me anyways,” she recalls.

  • 1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Iris Goldsztajn

    Natasha Lyonne is a force of nature: If she wants a TV show to happen, you'd better believe she's going to make it happen. Lyonne sits down with Marie Claire for a cover story for our Power Issue, opening up about the work behind the shows she's made. The actress's production company, Animal Pictures, which she co-founded with Maya Rudolph, is behind the Lyonne-fronted shows Poker Face and Russian Doll, and the Rudolph-fronted Loot.

  • 1 day ago | marieclaire.com | Iris Goldsztajn

    Natasha Lyonne isn't afraid to make her own projects—even if mainstream Hollywood isn't on board. Part of that confidence has come with age, the 46-year-old tells Marie Claire in a new cover story for our Power Issue. "You do develop a bit of a thick skin around myopic, short-term hot takes that don’t really encapsulate the breadth of vision being presented," Lyonne says.