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There are more great affordable watches than ever, and we've put in the wrist time to find them.

The charged message of Chavarria’s presentation reverberated well beyond Paris Fashion Week, evoking a glib reply from Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele. “This show in particular is really about claiming identity,” the American designer told GQ.

At Paris Fashion Week, the new “It” shoe isn’t really a shoe at all. It’s a tiny sandal.

Here’s why doctors want you to stop popping pain relievers like ibuprofen or Advil to treat your sore muscles after a workout.

Experts recommend the best habits and exercises for longevity, based on the latest science.

These are some of the best ways to get pro- and prebiotics into your diet.

An anti-porn backlash is in full swing. The Supreme Court might supercharge it.

Actor and MMA fighter Chi Lewis-Parry—the performer behind “that big swinging dong"—talks about his viral prosthesis, that head-ripping scene, and whether we've seen the last of Samson.

Much like the iconic blockbuster franchise, our understanding of the dinosaur world keeps evolving.

In the wake of the band's headlining set at Glastonbury—during which singer Matty Healy (jokingly?) proclaimed himself the greatest songwriter of his generation—here's a definitive, definitely objective appraisal of Britain's most chronically online band.

A familiar face in the final seconds of the show could be foreshadowing a major casting for the US version Fincher is working on.

The Oklahoma City Thunder stars also dish on “shutting up the Stephen A.’s of the world,” those goofy postgame interviews, and what it’s like to beat your college teammates en route to your first title.

“Whenever someone wants me to sign a bobblehead, they want me to do it on the butt,” says Cal Raleigh, the breakout Seattle Mariners star with a world-class nickname and a knack for crushing monster dingers.

After an epic series, Tyrese Haliburton’s untimely injury left Oklahoma City’s well-deserved championship with a tinge of sourness.

“What I’m doing for Tyrese, NBA players will catch up five to six years from now,” says stylist Olivier Rogers, who has been dressing the Pacers star in elite looks by Comme des Garçons, Junya Watanabe, and The Row.

It’s an unexpected boom time for secondhand timepieces.

How do you follow up the hottest affordable watch of last summer? You release another one awash in cheery '60s vibes.

Both athletes embraced one of the hottest dial colors around.

Zenith’s vintage-inspired Defy Revival Diver is back in a searing shade of yellow.