Michelle Ruiz

It was one of the most feverishly-anticipated, instantly-controversial halftime shows in history. You didn't need to know Spanish to grasp the message: Puerto Rico is America; fiesta is a form of protest; joy is a kind of rebellion.

One Direction famously did not dance, but a decade after their dissolution ( “indefinite hiatus,” for those still hoping!), the group's most successful solo artist, compassionate king Harry Styles, has been called to choreo.

The director turns her lens on the designer—and the downtown aesthetic that shaped a generation.

In Caro Claire Burke’s novel, “Yesteryear,” a homesteading momfluencer can no longer hide the scandal swirling just below the surface.

At the hidden gem ski resort, the martinis grow on trees.

For our July cover, The Odyssey actress talks the film of the summer, letting her work speak for itself, and taking her health into her own hands.

In December 2016, six months before publishing her addictively sexy novel The Idea of You , author Robinne Lee was in a “really terrifying” car accident in Los Angeles.

Monica Barbaro isn't one to brag, so I'll do it for her: The actress masterminded the sexiest moment in her randy new romantic comedy, One Night Only.

As one-half of the high-chemistry couple at the center of the sexy new rom-com ‘One Night Only’ (and with additional buzzy projects right on its heels), the Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominee is deservedly taking on a new mantle: America’s leading lady.

Michelle Ruiz is a contributing editor at Vogue and a freelance culture journalist for Vanity Fair, The New York Times and others. Michelle was formerly a sex and relationships editor at Cosmopolitan.