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3 days ago | seventeen.com | Hannah Oh |Leah Campano |Abby Dupes

Skip to ContentSeventeen picks products that we think you'll love the most. We may earn commission from the links on this page. Because when he says he wants nothing, he wants something. By Abby Dupes, Hannah Oh and Leah CampanoUpdated: Jun 12, 20231Editor's PickCompendium You and Me Dad: A Book All About UsAs you get older, college and adulthood grows near. This keepsake book is perfect for compiling and looking back on all of your dearest childhood memories with dad.

1 week ago | seventeen.com | Samantha Olson

Clairo’s Charm has officially made its way to the desert. The “Sexy to Someone” singer-songwriter returned to the Coachella Valley for a can’t-miss performance of her catalog, including her latest Grammy-nominated album. Congressman Maxwell Frost and Senator Bernie Sanders introduced Clairo’s performance at the fest before she and her band gathered in its ‘70s-style conversation pit.

1 week ago | seventeen.com | Lauren Puckett-Pope

Neither the show nor the game would work without the right actors. Still, the subtle differences in portrayal make a huge difference in how these characters are received. By Lauren Puckett-PopePublished: Apr 11, 2025Pedro Pascal as Joel MillerFor the lead character of Joel Miller, show co-creators Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann needed someone who could be both warm and rugged. His face needed to display the wear of decades of trauma, while still appearing a) handsome and b) opaque.

1 week ago | seventeen.com | Alyssa Bailey

Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee was honored at last night’s Apex for Youth Inspiration Awards Gala in New York City, where she gave powerful advice on finding courage. The 22-year-old spoke candidly about the trials she faced ahead of last year’s games in Paris. “My fearlessness was tested in ways I never imagined,” she admitted. “Leading up to the 2024 Olympic trials when I battled a severe kidney disease, it forced me to stop training at possibly the worst moment.

2 weeks ago | seventeen.com | Annabel Iwegbue

Alyah Chanelle Scott just realized she has always had an affinity for Capricorns. “All of my closest friends are Capricorns,” she says, “like Reneé [Rapp] and my college best friend Leigh-Ann.” While astrology isn’t her personal guiding force, it is what brings Alyah and her All Nighter costars Kathryn Gallagher and Julia Lester to me in the audience of New York City’s Newman Mills Theater, overlooking a now-unoccupied college library set that hosts the trio’s hit off-Broadway play every night.