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Hayley Kiyoko is starting to feel like an empty-nester. “I don’t personally have a kid, but ‘Girls Like Girls’ is my child and I definitely feel like she’s going off to college,” Kiyoko says. “I’ve done everything I can to set her up for success and now it’s for the people.” The musician is releasing her directorial debut “Girls Like Girls,” a queer coming-of-age romantic drama that comes after Kiyoko’s 2023 memoir, which in turn followed her 2015 single, both of the same name. Out Thursday from Focus Features, the film is the result of a 10-year journey of Kiyoko working to bring this story to the big screen.  “I’ve always believed in my heart and in my body and mind that this film needed to exist and that we needed a story like this,” she says. “And so to know that we accomplished that and this is my directorial debut and we have the album coming out as well, all of these dreams that I’ve had that I knew coul...

Beloved neighborhood bistro Claudette has reopened its doors. The restaurant, located along a corner of Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village, is debuting a new look and menu after closing for repairs on the landmark space in 2024. Part of Carlos Suarez’s Casa Nela restaurant group, Claudette originally opened in 2014 and is ready to invite regulars back for a new experience. “Today, the tone is more polished, the food is classic yet distinctive, and even the experience has evolved to encompass comfort, a sense of occasion and fun,” Suarez said in a statement announcing the reopening. Suarez tweaked the interior design, adding red oak accents to the dining room and vintage pendant lights to the bar. Rosemary fougasse with onion and olive confit. Courtesy of Jeff Mills Bourride with monkfish, mussels and aioli. ...

Asha Banks can’t quite believe she’s back again so soon. The 22-year-old musician and actor is promoting her new film “Your Fault: London,” following the success of the trilogy’s first film only last year. “My Fault: London” was released in February 2025, the cast got the green light for a second and went back to film both the second and third films, wrapping this past Halloween. Now she’s gearing up to release “Your Fault” into the world, out Wednesday on Prime Video.  “The first time around felt like such a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I can’t quite believe that it’s happening again,” Banks says. The London films are based on Mercedes Ron’s Wattpad sensation novel series called “Culpables,” which were turned into Spanish films beginning in 2023. The first film, “Culpa Mia,” became Prime Video’s most popular film worldwide. Banks stars as Noah, who moves from Florida to London when her mother remarries a wealthy Engl...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Abercrombie & Fitch bottoms regularly pop up on celebrities from Hailey Bieber and Jennifer Aniston to the Jenner sisters and Bella Hadid. Jeans, in particular, are the circa-1892 label’s magnum opus, and it’s able to consistently release only the most covetable of options based on season — without ever making your wallet suffer for all that style. Abercrombie & Fitch’s full-scale renaissance in recent years should not go unnoticed. Gone are the days of heavy-handed cologne usage, that iconic moose logo dotting each and every tee, and shirtless male employees: replaced now by a size-inclusive philosophy, more elevated everyday wear, and greater commitment to a customer base that, well, has real, adult dollars to spend. From becoming the official fashion partner of the NFL to rolling out a 2026 Pri...

 Sarah Pidgeon is back — although for fans of her work, she never really left. The actress, who was nominated for a Tony for her 2024 breakout run in “Stereophonic,” captivated audiences onscreen this spring as Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in “Love Story.” She recently wrapped production for upcoming film “Honeymoon With Harry,” with Jake Gyllenhaal and Kevin Costner, and is now back in New York just in time for summer. “New York right now has such an amazing energy — we all know what happened,” said Pidgeon, nodding to the citywide rally around the Knicks as they won the NBA championship this past weekend. “It feels very jubilant,” she added. “I’m just really excited to be outside and see people and kind of chill out. I haven’t had a whole lot of time to reflect on life, and I think a lot of that happens if you’re not moving too much.” Also on the docket: see some plays, ...

On Monday, SoulCycle Wellness Weekend revealed its return for the third year. The fitness brand will once again host its event at The Barn in Bridgehampton from June 26 to 28. Riders, influencers and media will return for a weekend filled with riding classes, activations and experiences — the company anticipates about 2,500 people will be in attendance throughout. For the 2026 iteration, SoulCycle continues to lean into recovery culture with its brand partners. Joi + Blokes will host a B12 shot lounge with medical professionals on-site and semi-private consultation areas. Drift Wellness will offer a sauna and cold plunge experience. Riders can get express facials and light peels courtesy of Ject. For a quick hair touch-up, Allyoos’ branded BunBar will give a quick 5-to-7-minute styling. Movement meets manifestation with Intuition Kicks for a retail pop-up with tarot readings. And Sourmilk’s probiotic yogurt bar with mix-ins returns from last year. “We...