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.

International, Consumer

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#11542

United States

#2942

News and Media

#182

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

Paige DeSorbo Says Good-bye to ‘Summer House’

1 day ago | thecut.com | Emily Leibert

Photo: Jamie McCarthy/WireImage After seven years, a couple of pantry make-outs, and countless “bedbug” sessions of Summer House, Paige DeSorbo announced that her endless summer has come to an end — she’s leaving the series. “I have a little life update for you: I’ve made the decision not to return to Summer House,” DeSorbo wrote in an Instagram Story on Thursday.
Sounds Like J.Lo and Leah Remini Aren’t Fighting

1 day ago | thecut.com | Emily Leibert

Photo: Andrew H Walker/Penske Media via Getty Images Nothing brings old friends together like coinciding divorces. In an interview with Us Weekly on Wednesday, Leah Remini addressed speculation that she and Jennifer Lopez, her gal pal of more than 20 years, were feuding. Actually, she said, they’re totally fine, and they recently sent each other “loving messages of support” while going through divorces at the same time.
Advice for Jobless College Grads, From Those Who Have Been There

1 day ago | thecut.com | Charlotte Cowles

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images You’ve probably heard: It’s rough out there for new college graduates. As one survey put it, “The class of 2025 faces an increasingly difficult labor market,” which is an understatement to anyone looking down the barrel of student loans and zero responses to your frenzied job applications.
The Best Last-Minute Father’s Day Gifts 2025

2 days ago | thecut.com | Chinea Rodriguez

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Retailers Why are the father figures in our lives notoriously hard to shop for? Father’s Day is less than two weeks away, and if you waited this long hoping inspiration would strike, we’re here to speed up the process. Because the last thing you want to do is grab a gift card. They deserve a little more effort and something that will arrive on time. If you’re too swamped, though (it happens to the best of us), opt for a subscription service instead.
Looks Like Kylie Jenner’s Getting Into Film Photography

2 days ago | thecut.com | Emily Leibert

Photo: CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images Kylie Jenner has tried on several drastically different personae over the years: There was the Tumblr-driven King Kylie decked out in turquoise ombre hair and chokers, and the time she spent fashioning herself as a lip-filler influencer and girlboss CEO type; most recently, she embraced her duties as a certified fixture on Timothée Chalamet’s basketball-loving arm. Now, it looks as if she’s trying her hand at a new identity: film-camera girl.
What We Know About Jessie J’s Breast Cancer Diagnosis

2 days ago | thecut.com | Emily Leibert

Photo: Bruce Glikas/WireImage On Tuesday, Jessie J announced that she’s been diagnosed with breast cancer. In a short video posted to Instagram, the singer explained that she was told she had “early breast cancer” just before her single “No Secrets” came out in April. “Cancer sucks in any form, but I’m holding on to the word ‘early,’” she said.
George Clooney Will Not Be Bringing His Dye Job to the Tonys

3 days ago | thecut.com | Emily Leibert

Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions In case you were wondering, George Clooney is still so unhappy about his dye job. Earlier this year, the actor debuted his new jet-black hair to play journalist Edward R. Murrow in Good Night, and Good Luck on Broadway, and — as he’s made abundantly clear in interviews over the past few months — boy, does he hate it.
Realm of Living Things 19 Wins 2025 Loewe Craft Prize

3 days ago | thecut.com | Grey Battle

Photo: Courtesy of Loewe In 2024, Japanese artist Kunimasa Aoki built Realm of Living Things 19 by stacking and compressing layers of clay, smoking them in a kiln, and then coating the sculpture with soil and pencil marks. From more than 4,600 artists representing 133 countries, Aoki won the Loewe Foundation’s 2025 Craft Prize and was awarded €50,000.
Cartier Awards Nine Women Entrepreneurs $100K Each

3 days ago | thecut.com | Grey Battle

Photo: Courtesy of Cartier There is a lot of terrible news out there, but sometimes, there is also good news. And today, it’s that the Cartier Women’s Initiative has announced its 2025 class of entrepreneurs, granting funding and mentorship to women-based initiatives. Since its inception in 2006, the jewelry brand has invested more than $12.2 million to support 330 women-owned businesses across 66 countries.
Did Blake Lively Really Drop Two Claims Against Justin Baldoni?

3 days ago | thecut.com | Emily Leibert

Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images On Tuesday morning, several outlets reported that Blake Lively had requested to withdraw two claims from her ongoing lawsuit against Justin Baldoni.