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Heat 2 Tbsp. butter in a 10" nonstick skillet over medium until foaming. Add onion bulbs and toss to coat in butter; season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring often, until deeply golden brown and starting to soften, 4–5 minutes. Add vinegar, onion stalks, and ½ cup water and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until almost all liquid is cooked off and bulbs are very soft and jammy, 6–8 minutes longer. Transfer to a plate. Wipe out skillet.

As an editor, friends are naturally always asking me for my thoughts on different workout gear lines or which leggings I love. And while I am all for trying out the latest trendy activewear brand, inevitably, I always find myself recommending, and slipping into, my Lululemons . Yes, they’re pricey. But legitimately, I have pairs from 8-plus years ago that I still wear regularly. And I’m not easy on them either: my thighs rub together (something most other leggings can only stand up to for a year or so), I use them to climb mountains ( check them out in-action hiking Machu Picchu! ), I sweat a lot, and I never air dry them (don’t @ me). So when I heard they were coming out with a selfcare beauty line , naturally I begged for a sneak peek and test run of the new line. Even though I’m a champion of the brand, I’m not going to lie—as a beauty editor, I was a little skeptical about an apparel brand coming out with beauty products. What could they offer that other dedicated beauty bran...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Sweet summer corn begs to be mixed with a splash of acid, a touch of heat, salty cheese, and toasty nuts for texture. This recipe is definitely a choose-your-own-adventure. Use whatever you like or have on hand!

Beauty in the 1950s was dramatic. As Hollywood darlings Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, and Marilyn Monroe became the poster children for pointy, thick brows, colored lids, wispy babydoll eyes, and rich red lipsticks, women's makeup routines became more and more extensive. Sleeping in a full face of makeup was common, as portrayed in a pivotal scene at the beginning of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel . Midge Maisel, played by Rachel Brosnahan, performs an extensive nighttime beauty routine that includes applying a fresh makeup look (lipstick, too) to look beautiful as she sleeps next to her husband. But as soon as he drifts off, she heads to the bathroom to wipe it all off and applies her face cream...until it’s time to wake up and smear a fresh layer of makeup before her husband gets up. Brosnahan as Midge in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel . Getty Images Sound intense? Well, rest assured, Brosnahan’s actual beauty routine is nothing like her character’s and it’s all built around...

Zendaya turned heads at a London photo call for Spider-Man: Far From Home when she debuted a brand new dye job: Her normally dark-colored strands were a hue of blood orange-red. And no, it's not a wig—she confirmed that it is in fact a semi-permanent dye: The actress claims the new look is an homage to none other than a character in Spider-Man , MJ aka Mary Jane Watson—Spider Man's love interest in the original comics who famously had red hair. MJ is not to be confused with Zendaya's character , Michelle (who also goes by the nickname MJ) and does not have red hair. You might recall Kirsten Dunst played this role back in the 2002 movie: Kirsten Dunst as MJ in the 2002 hit Spider-Man . Columbia Pictures The new hair color caused a bit of a frenzy among her fans, who've closely been watching rumors that Zendaya May be playing Ariel in a live-action remake of Disney's The Little Mermaid. "I loved The Little Mermaid ," Zendaya to People when ...

Summer SZN is here! And, in the words of Drake, most of us are “wearing less and going out more.” Aye! Nothing calls for a complete hair removal overhaul like swimsuit/crop top/off-the-shoulder/short-shorts season. However, booking your next in-salon waxing appointment might not be the highest priority on your to-do list (the cost isn’t exactly wallet-friendly, either). The good news is that at-home waxing kits have evolved to be easier and more user-friendly than ever. The problem is...where do you even begin? Ahead, we speak to three experts to share their tips to kickoff your smoothest summer yet. Put Your Razor Away As tempting as it is to banish your peach fuzz, if it’s your first time waxing, Nad’s brand ambassador and beauty expert, Natalie Ismiel, recommends waiting at least two weeks after shaving before waxing. “After your first wax, you should wax every three to four weeks. As you continue to wax, your hair follicles become thinner, resulting in smoother, hairless skin,” ...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Skirt steak is our favorite choice when grilling for a crowd for two reasons: it feeds many and cooks in a jiffy. We like to pair it with a sauce with a kick, but for a milder taste, de-seed your chiles before chopping.