The Cut

The Cut was established in 2008 as a key player in New York's fashion scene and quickly gained a loyal audience. By 2012, it broadened its focus to address women's lives and interests using its unique perspective. A redesign in 2017 solidified its reputation as a top digital lifestyle magazine. Currently, The Cut aims to connect with readers in their careers, relationships, fashion choices, and skincare routines, providing reliable advice, insightful journalism, and personal narratives that spark discussion. We aim to foster inclusive and progressive conversations around the topics that are most important to you, such as politics, feminism, work, finances, relationships, mental wellness, style, entertainment, parenting, and more. Our stories are organized into four main categories — Style, Self, Culture, and Power — which often overlap.

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What Photographer Harry Walker Captured at Coopers Beach

19 hours ago | thecut.com | Harry Walker

Prince Achileas of Greece on Coopers Beach in Southampton during Memorial Day weekend. Photo: Harry Walker I have always taken pictures when I’m out with my mates. Achileas and Sage are really old friends. We’ve known each other since we were really young, all the way through NYU. I’m 24, and Achi will be 25 in August; Sage is just one year younger than us. They’re a funny actor-artist duo sharing a loft in Soho. Sage is Kenny Schachter’s son and a painter and ceramicist.
States Just Got a Green Light to ‘Defund’ Planned Parenthood

1 day ago | thecut.com | Andrea González-Ramírez

Photo: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images The Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority has opened the door for Republican-controlled states to “defund” Planned Parenthood, ruling in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic that South Carolina can kick the nation’s largest family provider out of its Medicaid programs.
YouTube Star Mikayla Raines Dies by Suicide at 29

2 days ago | thecut.com | Bindu Bansinath

Photo: SaveAFox Rescue Last week, animal activist and wildlife rehabilitator Mikayla Raines — who rose to prominence through her Minnesota-based rescue organization, Save a Fox, and its accompanying YouTube channel — died by suicide at the age of 29.
Andrew Cuomo’s Campaign for NYC Mayor Was a Betrayal

2 days ago | thecut.com | Andrea González-Ramírez

Photo: Alex Kent/Getty Images Does facing credible sexual-harassment allegations disqualify a Democratic candidate from office? For the New York City voters who had the chance to render their judgment on Andrew Cuomo’s attempt at political redemption on Tuesday, the answer appears to be a resounding “yes.” After a contentious campaign, the disgraced former governor conceded the city’s Democratic mayoral primary to Zohran Mamdani in one of the biggest political upsets in recent American history.
Bravo, Just Fire Jax Taylor from ‘The Valley’ Already

3 days ago | thecut.com | Louis Staples

Photo: Trae Patton/Bravo On reality TV, where is the Line — the point where something goes from being entertaining to uncomfortable to watch? This season of The Valley — Bravo’s Vanderpump Rules spinoff that follows a group of chaotic frenemies “adulting” in L.A. — has been an (un)controlled scientific study to discover just that. This is largely thanks to one person: Jax Taylor.
Can a Supplement Really Fix Your Libido?

3 days ago | thecut.com | Bindu Bansinath

Illustration: Lia Kantrowitz We are living in deeply unsexy times. I mean, the internet’s up in arms over a racy Sabrina Carpenter album cover. Still, people want to be feral again, and they’re turning to supplements to get them there. Last month, Kourtney Kardashian’s vitamin company, Lemme — known for its GLP-1 Daily weight-loss gummies — dropped Lemme Play, a cherry-flavored, horny-goat-weed-and-maca-infused “daily intimacy gummy” to increase blood flow.
Why We Can’t Quit ‘Brokeback Mountain’

3 days ago | thecut.com | Owen Myers

Photo: Focus/Kobal/Shutterstock After the announcement that Brokeback Mountain would return to theaters for its 20th anniversary, a viral tweet nailed the movie’s status as a rite of passage for many queer millennials. “Watching Brokeback Mountain in a theater doesn’t sit right with me,” wrote @dinosaur_info.
These Things Are Also on Sale (and Not on Amazon)

4 days ago | thecut.com | Hanna Flanagan

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Retailers If the thought of shopping Amazon Prime Day deals, inadvertently supporting Jeff Bezos and helping fund his lavish wedding to Lauren Sánchez, makes you sick to your stomach, we don’t blame you. That’s why we rounded up all the best anti–Prime Day deals from slightly more ethical retailers such as Ulta, Ssense, and Nordstrom. Read on for the best Prime Day competitor sales on skin care, clothing, accessories, bedding, and more.
What to Know About the French Syringe Attacks

4 days ago | thecut.com | Bindu Bansinath

Photo: ROMAIN COSTASECA/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images At least 12 young women between the ages of 14 and 20 were hospitalized in France following countrywide attacks using syringes this past weekend. French police have detained at least a dozen suspects. On Saturday, crowds across France gathered to celebrate Fête de la Musique, or World Music Day, an annual celebration in which citizens play music and attend free concerts in their neighborhoods and public spaces.
Carter Sherman on How Politics Messes With Gen Z’s Sex Lives

4 days ago | thecut.com | Andrea González-Ramírez

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photo: Mustafa Mirza Older Americans have obsessed over young people’s sex lives for generations. Either they’re having too much or too little sex, sex that’s too kinky or not kinky enough, sex that troublingly reinforces traditional gender structures or sex that’s too radical in blowing those structures up.