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If you haven’t already sprinted to the cinema to catch the premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2, what are you even doing with your life? It’s officially the era of the “Main Character” return. Two decades after the original 2006 cult classic taught us the difference between cerulean and lapis, the sequel has arrived with more biting wit, high-fashion drama, and celebrity cameos than a front-row seat at Paris Fashion Week.
At D-Muse Magz, we are fully obsessed. We’ve spent the week tracking Lisa’s host committee look at the Met Gala 2026 and Jennie’s 540-hour blue masterpiece, but the question on everyone’s lips isn’t about the red carpet—it’s about the big screen. With the sequel currently smashing box office records, we have to ask: will there be a The Devil Wears Prada 3?
Put down that lukewarm latte and settle in. Here is the “Style Reset” on everything we know so far about a potential third installment.
The original “Style Architects” of the franchise—Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci—recently sat down with Entertainment Weekly, and the “Pulse” of the conversation was surprisingly optimistic.
It’s not just the legends who are looking toward the future. The breakout stars of the sequel—Caleb Hearon, Simone Ashley, and Helen J. Shen—are already manifesting their own “Full Circle” moment.
In an interview with ScreenRant, Caleb joked about a 2046 release date, but Simone Ashley (who looked regal in Valentino at the Met, btw) shut that down immediately. “It’s not going to take 20 years. It’s not!” Their dream for The Devil Wears Prada 3? The trio—Charlie, Amari, and Jin—taking over the magazine. “I hope we run Runway or something together,” Caleb said. Honestly? We would watch a 10-episode limited series of just that.
Director David Frankel, the man who turned a “lumpy blue sweater” into a cinematic legend, is keeping his cards close to his chest. However, he’s not saying “that’s all” just yet.
“We said no 20 years ago, and here we are,” he told Entertainment Weekly. He noted that because these are such rich characters and amazing actors, he could definitely imagine their stories living on. It feels like the “Architecture of Cloth” is still being built, and we are here for every structural detail.
In 2026, we’re navigating an energy crisis of creativity and a lot of digital noise, but The Devil Wears Prada remains a signal of pure quality. It’s the ultimate “Style Reset” for anyone who thinks fashion is just about “stuff.”
Much like Zendaya skipping the Met for a quiet London afternoon or Bad Bunny embracing “The Aging Body,” this franchise is about the human behind the high fashion. It’s about ambition, identity, and the “Humanitude” required to survive in an industry that demands perfection.
While nothing is confirmed, the fashion world moves fast. By the time a third movie rolls around, we could be looking at:
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The demand for The Devil Wears Prada 3 is undeniable. In a world of “rocket-powered” trends, we crave the consistency and wit of Miranda Priestly’s world. Whether it takes two years or ten, the “First Monday in May” will always feel a little more special knowing these characters are out there somewhere, judging our choices.
While we wait for official news from the “Nuclear Wintour” herself, we’ll be busy re-watching the sequel and manifesting that Blunt-Tucci joint-at-the-hip spin-off.
Are you ready for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 3’, or should they leave it as a perfect duo? Do you want to see the new guard take over Runway, or are you only here for Miranda’s icy precision? Let us know in the comments—and stay tuned to D-Muse Magz for every fashion update that’s fit to print!
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Let’s be real: as the heat of 2026 cranks up, our “Joy Cells” are all collectively pointing toward one place. Whether you’re a digital nomad, a burnt-out creative, or just someone looking for a “Style Reset” away from the city’s rocket-powered pacing, Bali remains the ultimate muse.
There is something about the “Island Girl” lifestyle that hits differently. Somehow, mornings in Bali feel less like a chore and more like a ritual. Your 7:00 AM gym session feels energizing rather than draining, and your daily coffee run becomes the main character of your morning.
But let’s skip the over-saturated tourist traps for a second. Bali is actually one of the world’s largest coffee exporters, and the island’s café scene is evolving into something deeply nuanced and grounded in local flavors. At D-Muse Magz, we’ve scoured the island to find the spots that offer more than just a pretty Instagram tile.
Grab your sunscreen and your favorite Jennie-inspired shades—here are 7 cafés in Bali you need to visit this summer.
If Cecilie Bahnsen designed a café, it would probably look like Woods. Located in the increasingly cool Pererenan area, this spot carries that classic Bali duality: it’s visually striking but feels completely at ease.
Built with natural textures and enough greenery to make you feel like you’re in a “Futurist Fantasy” greenhouse, it’s designed for slow mornings.
For a meal that feels like a warm hug for your soul, head to Seminyak’s Jivva Koffie Kitchen. Set in a lush garden space, this menu leans into the richness of Indonesian heritage.
Forget the basic avocado toast for a second and try the Nasi Rawon Jawa—a beef soup enriched with buah keluak that is unapologetically local. If you’re staying late, they even have beers from Breman Brewery to round out your day. It’s the kind of “Humanitude” we love—authentic, hearty, and soulful.
Tucked away on a quiet street in Seminyak, Little Langkah is the “Quiet Luxury” of the café world. It’s unpolished, cozy, and feels like a home away from home.
This isn’t the place for a “Jedag-Jedug” party vibe; it’s a space for genuine connection. The baristas actually hold space for a conversation.
If you want to tap into a traditional Balinese rhythm, Kayunan is your North Star. Located in Ubud, it prioritizes flavor over elaborate presentation. It’s less about the curation and more about the ease of dining with loved ones.
Regulars rave about the Nasi Campur and Mie Goreng, which carry rich, smoky notes that reflect the true heart of Indonesian cuisine. It’s the perfect spot to refuel after a morning of exploring the “Cell Village” of central Ubud.
After ten years of dominating the Jakarta coffee scene, Toko Kopi Tuku has finally made its way to Denpasar. This brand is a household name for a reason—they put sustainable farming and local produce at the heart of everything they do.
On a humid Bali day, skip the standard latte and go for their fruit-infused coconut water concoctions or local Javan teas. It’s a “Full Circle” moment for the brand, and we are totally here for their sustainable glow-up.
If you are a coffee purist who treats their morning cup like a work of Jonathan Anderson-level art, Karo Espresso is for you. Located near the Monkey Forest in Ubud, they take a no-frills approach that let the beans take center stage.
To beat the heat, their iced coffees are especially worth a try—perfectly balanced and designed for the island’s unique humidity. It’s grounded, reliable, and consistently excellent.
Last on our list is Herb Library in Seminyak. If you’ve spent your summer overindulging in “Tomato Girl” pasta and cocktails, this is your detox destination.
The menu puts the spotlight on fresh, locally sourced ingredients like tempeh, garden greens, and bright vegetables. It’s light, nourishing, and satisfyng.
Bali in 2026 is about more than just the “surf and sun” tropes. It’s about finding those underrated outposts that stay rooted in traditional practices while offering a modern, stylish take on island living.
Whether you’re an early riser looking for a strong cup to start your day or you’re just looking for a midday pick-me-up between beach swims and sunset plans, these seven cafés are the “Perfect Crown” to any itinerary. They remind us that in a world of digital noise and “Office Core” stress, there is always a sun-drenched corner of the world waiting for us to settle in and savor the minute.
Which of these Bali cafés is going on your “Must-Visit” list? Are you a “Cloud Dress” minimalist at Woods, or are you looking for the traditional flavors of Jivva? Let us know in the comments—and tell us, what’s your ultimate Bali travel tip for 2026!
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If you’ve been keeping up with the Straw Hat Pirates, you know that the “Grand Line” is just getting started. After a blockbuster debut in 2023 and a massive Season 2 release on March 10, 2026, Netflix’s live-action One Piece has officially broken the “anime adaptation curse.” While we’re still reeling from the events of Season 2, the hype for the third installment is already at a fever pitch.
At D-Muse Magz, we’re obsessed with the way Iñaki Godoy and the gang have brought Eiichiro Oda’s legendary world to life. From the “Office Core” style of the Baroque Works agents to the “Futurist Fantasy” of the Grand Line’s islands, this show is a total visual reset.
Grab your straw hat and your favorite snacks—here is the ultimate breakdown of everything we know about One Piece Season 3.
Netflix isn’t playing around. While Season 1 was the untitled origin story and Season 2 was titled Into the Grand Line, Season 3 has a name that every manga fan knows will be epic: One Piece: The Battle of Alabasta.
The announcement came early—August 2025, to be exact—as a stinger at the end of the Season 2 teaser. Even though Season 2 hadn’t even premiered yet, Netflix knew they had a hit on their hands. After Season 2 debuted with a 100% Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes, the decision to greenlight the Alabasta saga immediately felt like the “Perfect Crown” for the franchise.
Season 3 is shifting gears. While the previous seasons were full of “joyful adventure,” Season 3 is taking a “very dramatic turn,” according to Charithra Chandran (who plays Princess Vivi).
The Straw Hats are headed to Vivi’s homeland, Alabasta, a kingdom on the brink of civil war. The “Main Character” of the conflict? The ruthless Sir Crocodile (played by Joe Manganiello) and his underground syndicate, Baroque Works.
The “Cell Village” of the One Piece cast is growing, and the new additions are absolute fire.
Currently, the crew is back in Cape Town, South Africa, which has become the “Home Cell” for the production. Filming officially began on November 24, 2025.
While there’s chatter that they might wrap by June 2026, we’re keeping our “Pulse” on official Netflix confirmations. Taz Skylar recently mentioned on a late-night show that the cast only took a short break to promote Season 2 before diving back into the sands of Alabasta. If they follow the seven-month filming pattern of Season 2, we should see a wrap soon!
Here is the part that requires a bit of “Pirate Patience.” While Season 2 arrived in early 2026, Netflix has confirmed that One Piece Season 3 will premiere sometime in 2027.
Considering the massive amount of VFX needed for Chopper, Crocodile’s sand powers, and the epic desert battles, a mid-2027 release seems the most likely. It’s a long wait, but as we saw with Lisa’s 500-hour Coachella outfit, some things are worth the wait for that level of craftsmanship.
Will One Piece continue beyond Alabasta? Showrunners Joe Tracz and Ian Stokes have hinted at a plan that could span eight to ten seasons. They are working closely with Oda-sensei to ensure the “Style Architect” of the original story is respected every step of the way.
As long as the fans keep watching (and those Rotten Tomatoes scores stay high), we could be seeing the Straw Hats grow up on our screens for the next decade. It’s a “Full Circle” journey that we are totally here for.
One Piece Season 3 is shaping up to be the most ambitious live-action anime adaptation ever attempted. With the “Battle of Alabasta” taking center stage, we’re moving from whimsical adventure into a high-stakes war epic.
Whether you’re here for Xolo Maridueña’s debut as Ace or you just want to see Chopper being the best doctor in the world, Season 3 is the “Main Character” of Netflix’s 2027 slate.
Which Alabasta moment are you most excited to see in live-action? Are you ready for the Luffy vs. Crocodile showdown, or are you just waiting to see Karoo the duck in all his CGI glory? Let us know in the comments—and stay tuned to D-Muse Magz for every casting update and “Den Den Mushi” leak!
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Okay, fashion fam, brace yourselves. We finally got the sequel we’ve been begging for—The Devil Wears Prada 2 (yes, we’re still reeling from all the couture)—but it turns out even a legend like Meryl Streep can’t escape the unforgiving hand of the editor. Meryl herself dropped a little bombshell, confirming that some of her key scenes as the iconic Miranda Priestly were left on the cutting room floor. If your heart just did a little triple-axle spin, you’re not alone!
When you’re talking about Miranda Priestly—the woman who created a trend based on a single cerulean sweater—every moment matters. So, what exactly did we miss out on? And why would anyone dare cut Meryl Streep? Let’s grab our grande lattes and unpack all the drama behind the making of The Devil Wears Prada 2.
Meryl Streep recently chatted on a podcast and spilled the tea, confirming that a chunk of her performance didn’t make the final cut. But here’s the interesting part: she wasn’t actually that emotional about it during filming. She described the process as “making the sausage”—meaning you don’t realize how good it’s going to taste until it’s done.
It was only when she saw the finished product that she felt the full impact, realizing, “Oh God, look what we did, just look at what we did”. This means that while some of Miranda’s moments might have been sacrificed for pacing or length, Meryl herself felt that the overall film and the character’s arc came together beautifully. She noted that the script for The Devil Wears Prada 2 came to her “fully formed and wonderful” and she didn’t have any improvements to make.
When asked if fans would ever get to see the deleted scenes, Meryl gave us hope: “But I’m sure they will be on the DVD, if we even have the DVD’s anymore”. (Seriously, someone start a petition to bring back DVD extras just for this! We need every single frame of Miranda!)
Despite the missing footage, Meryl was quick to reassure us that the core of Miranda’s story in the devil wears prada 2 remains strong. She loved that screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna pictured Miranda facing the massive challenge of media digitization.
Remember where we left off? The sequel picks up 20 years later, and Miranda is still reigning supreme at Runway. But now, instead of worrying about fashion week seating charts, she’s grappling with the shift to digital media and a brand scandal. This crisis forces her business and Andy Sachs’ (Anne Hathaway’s character) life back together. Meryl confirmed that the script perfectly captured the modern dilemma facing legacy publications, making the sequel feel incredibly relevant, even with some trims.
If you think Meryl Streep is the only major star whose moments were deemed non-essential, think again. The editing process is brutal, and many celebrity appearances got snipped from The Devil Wears Prada 2.
The biggest name to vanish was Sydney Sweeney. The Euphoria star filmed a roughly three-minute cameo near the beginning of the movie, playing a celebrity client getting dressed by the now high-powered Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt), who’s running Dior’s U.S. operations. Ultimately, the team decided the scene simply didn’t fit structurally within the sequence surrounding it, which is Hollywood code for “it messed with the flow”. Ouch! The decision to remove the scene was described as a difficult one.
It wasn’t just Sweeney. Actor Conrad Ricamora’s character was cut after early test screenings, and Adrian Grenier was also among those snubbed. Cutting scenes is a totally normal (if heartbreaking) part of filmmaking, ensuring the final product feels tight and focused. The fact that the cuts were made across the board, from major cameos to a leading lady like Meryl, just shows how dedicated the team was to making The Devil Wears Prada 2 a perfect sequel.
Speaking of Meryl Streep, before she even agreed to let them cut her scenes, she had a legendary negotiation moment just to get back on board. She admitted that she initially turned down the role for The Devil Wears Prada 2. Why? Not because the script wasn’t great—she knew it was going to be a hit. She simply seized the moment to ask for what she was worth.
Meryl went back to the bosses and doubled her original offer! And guess what? They said yes immediately. She viewed it as a lesson in knowing your value and using your leverage, saying, “I was sure it would be a hit, and they needed me”. She added that she was ready to retire if they didn’t meet her price. Talk about power dressing! We’re eternally grateful her negotiation worked out, because who could imagine the devil wears prada 2 without her?
With all the success and buzz around the second installment of The Devil Wears Prada franchise, the question has to be asked: will we get a threequel?
The cast is totally on board! Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci have all expressed public interest in keeping the Runway story going, maybe in “5, 10, 15 years”. Emily Blunt even had a specific request for the writers, joking that she and Stanley Tucci (Nigel) were “so angry that they didn’t give us more to do together” in The Devil Wears Prada 2, and insisted that if there’s a third film, they should be “joined at the hip”. In the meantime, let’s watch The Devil Wears Prada 2 and keep our fingers crossed that those deleted Miranda scenes eventually surface. Because even the cutting room floor magic of Meryl Streep is better than most films’ main event.
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If you’re anything like us, your social feeds are already buzzing with predictions, hot takes, and sheer, unfiltered excitement for the one night a year where fashion is truly considered high art: the met gala 2026. Forget scrolling through blurry paparazzi shots later—we’re here to give you the ultimate lowdown on how to snag a virtual front-row seat to the most exclusive red carpet on the planet, all from the comfort of your own couch (sweatpants highly recommended). This is your essential guide to watching the met gala 2026 livestream and seeing every single jaw-dropping look as it happens.
Mark your calendars, fashion fiends! The met gala 2026 is happening on Monday, May 4. While the actual, super-secret dinner party inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art remains private—seriously, guests are banned from posting inside photos—the main event for us fans is the legendary red carpet.
The livestream coverage of the red carpet spectacle officially kicks off at 6:00 pm EDT / 3:00 pm PST. Since D-Muse is all about keeping you connected, be sure to convert that to your local time so you don’t miss a single moment. For those watching in the Eastern time zone, you can catch the earliest celebrity departures from the Mark Hotel beginning at 5 p.m. Eastern, with the official red carpet stream starting at 6:00 p.m. EDT. The whole arrival parade usually runs for a couple of glorious hours, so grab your snacks and settle in for a feast of haute couture.
The Met Gala is a massive annual fundraiser for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, which is why it’s such an exclusive and highly publicized affair. The amount of money raised helps fund the department’s curatorial and exhibition budget, making it one of the most important nights for the global fashion community. It’s more than just a party; it’s a celebration of fashion history and an auction of sorts for the ultimate cultural access, and that red carpet is the only part the public gets to enjoy. That’s why knowing exactly where to find the met gala 2026 stream is crucial!
The good news is that watching the met gala 2026 red carpet unfold is completely free and accessible globally! The official and exclusive host for the livestream is the ultimate authority in fashion: Vogue. This means you’ll get the most detailed, up-close look at the elaborate outfits.
You can choose your viewing platform based on your personal preference, but here are the main places you need to bookmark to stream the met gala 2026:
The coverage isn’t just about the clothes; it’s about the hosts who guide us through the fashion madness. This year’s official Vogue livestream will be hosted by a dynamic trio: the fabulous Ashley Graham, the ever-stylish La La Anthony, and model/actress Cara Delevingne. Plus, fan-favorite internet personality Emma Chamberlain is reprising her role as a Red Carpet Correspondent, bringing us all the candid interviews and commentary we crave. The energy these hosts bring is half the fun of watching the met gala 2026 from home!
And speaking of big names, the 2026 co-chairs are absolutely legendary! Guiding the night alongside the mastermind of the gala, Anna Wintour, are superstars Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, and Venus Williams. Just imagine the fashion presence they’ll bring—we are already on the edge of our seats waiting for their looks to drop. These co-chairs often set the tone for the evening, and their interpretations of the dress code are some of the most anticipated moments of the night.
Every Met Gala has a theme tied to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibition, and the met gala 2026 theme is a gorgeous prompt for high-concept fashion: “Costume Art”.
The official dress code, which guests are highly encouraged to interpret in the most elaborate way possible, is “Fashion is Art”. This abstract theme is expected to unleash a wave of truly spectacular interpretations, ranging from opulent, sculptural designs to vintage pieces and even elaborate “naked dresses”. Guests are essentially being asked to show up as moving masterpieces, which means we can anticipate some seriously dramatic and unforgettable looks that blur the lines between clothing and pure artistic expression. Whether we see nods to famous paintings, experimental textiles, or architecturally stunning silhouettes, this theme is ripe for viral moments.
This theme encourages attendees to view their outfit not just as a garment, but as a piece of curated exhibition art, drawing on everything from abstract expressionism to classic portraiture. Given the abstract nature of the prompt, “Fashion is Art” will give stylists and designers incredible freedom. Will we see three-dimensional works, pieces that seem to be ripped from a canvas, or outfits designed to evoke specific artistic movements? The unpredictable interpretations are what truly elevate the Met Gala red carpet from a standard celebrity event to a cultural moment. We’ll be watching closely to see who pulls off the most subversive self-expression.
The anticipation is huge, especially with names like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce being heavily buzzed about for a possible joint debut—though nothing is confirmed, the speculation is real!So there you have it! Everything you need to know to watch the met gala 2026 red carpet from your home base. Get ready to critique, cheer, and be totally inspired by fashion’s biggest night.
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If you feel like the entire world has gone “Wahoo!”, you aren’t hallucinating. While we’ve been busy tracking Sabrina Carpenter’s iconic Coachella sets and Syifa Hadju’s royal pre-wedding glow, a certain plumber in a space suit has been quietly conquering the planet.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has officially stayed at the top of the US charts for its third week in a row, and the numbers are—to put it lightly—astronomical. We’re talking about a series that has now surpassed the $2 billion milestone globally. Move over, superheroes; the Mushroom Kingdom is the new center of the cinematic universe.
At D-Muse Magz, we love a good “Main Character” moment, and Mario is currently the biggest one on the big screen. Grab your star bits and hop into your launch star—here is everything you need to know about the Super Mario Galaxy takeover.
According to the latest reports from Deadline, the Universal and Illumination flick pulled in another $35 million over the past weekend in the US alone. This keep-away move successfully fended off some heavy hitters, including the space-thriller Project Hail Mary (which took $20.4 million) and the spooky new release, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy ($13 million).
To date, the Super Mario Galaxy global box office has skyrocketed to $747.4 million. With $355.2 million coming from US fans and $392.2 million from overseas “Muses,” Mario is proving that his appeal has no borders. When you combine this with the first film’s massive $1.36 billion haul, the franchise has officially cruised past that legendary $2 billion mark.
It’s rare to see a franchise hit this kind of altitude so quickly. Just two movies in, and the Super Mario series is already the 10th highest-grossing animated film series of all time. That puts Mario in the same league as the Despicable Me / Minions franchise.
But the real test is coming up next weekend. Super Mario Galaxy is finally launching in Japan, which was a massive market for the first film (it cleared nearly $102 million there!). If the Japanese audience shows up with that same “Power Star” energy, we are almost certainly looking at another billion-dollar baby.
In a plot twist that feels very 2026, the gap between what critics say and what the public feels is wider than a Warp Pipe. Over on Rotten Tomatoes, Super Mario Galaxy is sitting at a 43% critic score, but the public score is a staggering 89%.
Sure, the scores are slightly down from the first film, but does that matter when families and Nintendo diehards are having a blast? It’s the same vibe we saw with No Na’s gamelan rollerblading clip—critics might over-analyze the “logic,” but the fans are here for the pure, unadulterated “Jedag-Jedug” energy.
The consensus among fans is that Super Mario Galaxy knows exactly what it is. It’s an action-packed visual spectacle that doesn’t try to be a deep psychological drama like Yumi’s Cell 3. Instead, it gives us a lovable cast, endless Easter eggs, and a pace so fast it feels like you’re on a Rainbow Road sprint.
While some reviewers complain about a “threadbare plot” and characters that aren’t fully developed, the target audience—families and lifelong Nintendo nerds—is having a stellar time. Much like Olivia Rodrigo channeling vintage aesthetics to create something new, this movie takes our childhood memories of the Wii classic and turns them into a modern masterpiece of fun.
2026 seems to be the year of the “Full Circle” moment. We saw it with Madonna returning to Coachella in her 20-year-old archive pieces, and we’re seeing it with Mario. The Super Mario Galaxy game redefined platforming back in the day, and now the movie is redefining what a video game adaptation can be.
The film’s success is a reminder that in a world dealing with an energy crisis and digital loneliness, we all just want to escape into a world where a plumber can fly through space and save the day. It’s the ultimate “Style Reset” for animated cinema.
With these kinds of numbers, it’s not a question of if we get a third movie, but when. Fans are already theorizing about a Super Mario Odyssey adaptation or even a Luigi’s Mansion spin-off.
Whatever happens, Mario has proven he has the “Pulse” of the industry. He’s as much a fashion architect of the box office as Sabrina Carpenter is of the Coachella stage. He’s iconic, he’s durable, and he’s clearly not going anywhere.
Super Mario Galaxy is a triumph of fun over “finer” cinema. It’s a movie made for the fans, by people who clearly love the source material. While it might not win a Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, it has won something much more valuable: the hearts (and wallets) of millions.
So, if you haven’t grabbed your tickets yet, what are you waiting for? It’s time to see why the world is obsessed with this cosmic adventure.
Are you Team ‘Public Score’ or Team ‘Critic Score’? Did you find the pacing a bit too fast, or were you too busy spotting the Rosalina cameos to care? Let us know in the comments—and tell us, which Nintendo game deserves the movie treatment next!
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If you feel like you’ve been waiting an actual eternity to hear that iconic Labrinth score again, you aren’t alone. It’s been a long, dusty road since the Season 2 finale left us all emotionally wrecked (R.I.P. Ashtray, we’re still not okay), but the wait for Euphoria Season 3 is finally reaching its fever pitch.
At D-Muse Magz, we’ve been keeping our “Emotional Cells” busy with everything from Sabrina Carpenter’s iconic Coachella sets to Rosé’s breathtaking Tiffany & Co. appearances. But let’s be real: nothing quite captures the cultural zeitgeist like the return to East Highland. With production finally ramping up for a 2026 release, the buzz is all about the “Time Jump.” We’re officially leaving the high school hallways behind for the even higher stakes of adulthood.
Grab your rhinestones and your most dramatic eyeliner—here is the ultimate breakdown of who is returning and who might be joining the high-stakes world of Euphoria.
It wouldn’t be Euphoria without the central players who turned glittery tears into a global aesthetic.
The East Highland family is sticking together, even as they grow up. Jacob Elordi is set to return as Nate Jacobs, likely bringing that “Office Core” menace into the corporate world. We’re also expecting to see Maude Apatow (Lexi Howard), especially after her play literally reset the social hierarchy of the school.
Storm Reid (Gia Bennett) and Nika King (Leslie Bennett) are also back, ensuring that Rue’s family dynamic remains the emotional heartbeat of the series. Much like the “Full Circle” moment Madonna shared with Sabrina at Coachella, seeing these characters grow over a five-year time jump is going to be a massive psychological journey.
It’s bittersweet, but some familiar faces won’t be returning to the Euphoria universe.
While HBO is keeping the “Newbie” list under lock and key—tighter than Madonna’s missing archives!—rumors are swirling about some major additions. With the show moving into a more “adult” setting, expect to see new love interests, professional rivals, and perhaps a few “Digital Muses” who reflect the 2026 landscape.
There’s talk of casting roles for high-end gallery owners and tech-start-up founders, fitting perfectly with the Apple and Samsung fluidity we’re seeing in real-world tech. Could we see a cameo from a rising star like No Na or even a cross-over vibe with the If Wishes Could Kill cast? Only Sam Levinson knows for sure.
If Season 1 was “Glitter” and Season 2 was “Grit,” Season 3 is shaping up to be “Futurist Fantasy.” As the characters enter their 20s, the makeup and fashion are evolving. Expect to see:
Euphoria has always been more than just a TV show; it’s a cultural reset. It changed the way we look at beauty, music (thank you, Labrinth), and the internal “Cell Village” of Gen Z.
By taking their time with Season 3, the creative team is ensuring that the transition into adulthood feels earned. It’s a “Style Reset” for the entire franchise. In a world currently dealing with an energy crisis and social loneliness, the return of a show that tackles these heavy themes with such beauty is exactly what we need.
Whether you’re Team Jules, Team Maddy, or just here for the makeup tutorials, Euphoria Season 3 is going to be the “Main Character” of the 2026 TV season. It’s high-stakes, high-fashion, and high-emotion.
As we wait for the first official teaser (which better have a killer soundtrack!), we’ll be here re-watching the first two seasons and perfecting our “adulthood” wing liner.
Who are you most excited to see in the time jump? Are you rooting for Rue’s sobriety, or are you just dying to see Maddy’s new wardrobe? Let us know in the comments—and tell us, which Euphoria look is your all-time “Holy Grail” muse!
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If you’ve watched The Devil Wears Prada more times than you’ve had hot dinners (guilty!), you’ve definitely wondered: what is it actually like to be the right hand of the nuclear Wintour herself? Is it all flying across the globe in a private jet and throwing coats on desks, or is it more about survival, grit, and very high-end coffee runs?
With the massive hype surrounding the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2, the timing couldn’t be more perfect. Two of Anna Wintour’s real-life former assistants—Sammi Tapper (now Director of Operations at Vogue) and Marley Marius (Senior Editor at Vogue)—recently sat down to spill the tea. They’ve traded their “assistant” titles for major masthead roles, and they’re sharing the kind of career advice you won’t find in a textbook.
At D-Muse Magz, we’re obsessed with the “Office Core” aesthetic and the high-stakes world of fashion media. Whether you’re dreaming of the front row at Paris Fashion Week or just trying to navigate your first internship, here is the wisdom from the women who survived—and thrived—under the most famous bob in fashion.
When you’re working for someone like Anna Wintour, a typo or a misplaced handbag can feel like a national emergency. Sammi Tapper’s biggest tip? Learn to separate yourself from the moment.
“You will likely make a handful of trivial mistakes. Sometimes, you can be made to feel like they are the end of the world,” Sammi explains. She suggests asking yourself: “Is this going to matter in a week? Is it going to matter in two months?” If the answer is no, move on. In 2026, where digital news moves at the speed of light—much like the flurry around Sabrina Carpenter’s missing Madonna costumes—dwelling on a small slip-up is just wasted energy.
Fashion can be an isolating industry, especially when you’re at the entry level. Marley Marius credits her survival to the two other assistants in the office. Even if they weren’t best friends, they were a team that trusted each other.
Having people who “get it” makes the long hours and high-pressure meetings at Coachella 2026 or the Cannes Film Festival bearable. If you like your team, your quality of life skyrockets. It’s the “parasocial” bond turned into a real-life support system.
Marley admits that she is constantly presented with tasks where her first thought is, “I cannot do this.” But after surviving the “bootcamp” that is Anna Wintour’s office, she realized that most things won’t actually kill you.
Whether it’s walking up to an intimidating celebrity like Anya Taylor-Joy for an interview or presenting in a high-stakes meeting with Jonathan Anderson, the only way to build the skill set is to do it. As Sammi puts it: “You’re not supposed to have all the answers when you start.” Be gentle with yourself—everyone was a 22-year-old beginner once.
There’s a huge temptation in fashion to “fake it ’til you make it.” Don’t. Marley learned the hard way that risking a moment of embarrassment by asking a question is way better than causing a massive mistake later because you pretended to know what was going on.
“I quickly learned that you just need to risk embarrassing yourself to avoid embarrassing yourself even more,” Marley says. People are usually happy to help because it saves them work later on. Even Anna Wintour knows you’re young—she’s had dozens of assistants; you aren’t the first one to be confused by a seating chart!
If you want to be a writer or a stylist, don’t wait for a fancy magazine to give you permission. Marley’s advice for the 2026 creator is simple: just start. Make a Substack, submit to small zines, or create your own digital “muse” media.
Luck and privilege (knowing the right people) definitely play a part in the industry, but there is no substitute for building your skill set on your own time. Much like No Na worked their way up through 88rising, you have to hone your craft before you hit the big stage.
Sammi Tapper uses a beautiful metaphor: plant as many seeds as you can. Today’s LinkedIn message or coffee date might not pay off for seven years, but eventually, things come full circle.
She reached out to people as a sophomore in college for 15-minute Zoom calls, and years later, those people became her colleagues. It’s about patience. You never know when a seed you planted during your “Bieberchella” era will sprout into a major career opportunity.
In a world where we see Blue Ivy Carter or Rosé achieving global icon status at a young age, it’s easy to feel like you’re behind. But Sammi and Marley are proof that the assistant life is just a stepping stone. Your timeline is yours alone. Whether you’re a “Sad Prince” like in Perfect Crown or a rising star, your path is unique.
Working for Anna Wintour isn’t just about the prestige; it’s a masterclass in resilience. The advice from Sammi and Marley boils down to one thing: be kinder to yourself. You’re allowed to be scared, you’re allowed to ask questions, and you’re definitely allowed to make mistakes.
As we move into the summer of 2026, take these lessons with you. Whether you’re heading to the American Music Awards red carpet or just starting your first day at a local boutique, remember that even the most powerful women in fashion started exactly where you are.
Which piece of ‘Devil Wears Prada’ advice resonates most with you? Are you a chronic procrastinator when you’re scared, or are you ready to start “planting seeds” on LinkedIn? Let us know in the comments—and tell us, who is your ultimate “Boss Muse” in the fashion world!
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If your “Skincare Cell” is currently having a mini-crisis because you’ve heard these two ingredients are sworn enemies, take a deep breath. In the fast-paced world of 2026 beauty, where Jennie is rocking futuristic Ray-Bans and Rosé is redefining red carpet lingerie, we don’t have time for outdated myths.
At D-Muse Magz, we’re all about that “Main Character” glow. We’ve been tracking the biggest trends, from the Coachella 2026 “chromatic silver” lids to Jonathan Anderson’s architectural Dior blazers. But let’s be real: no outfit looks as good as healthy, radiant skin.
So, let’s settle the debate once and for all. Can you combine niacinamide and Vitamin C? The short answer: Yes, and your skin will probably thank you for it.
For years, the internet has whispered that niacinamide and Vitamin C cancel each other out or, worse, cause a “flush” that leaves your face red and irritated. This myth actually stems from a study back in the 1960s (talk about a throwback!).
Researchers used non-stabilized versions of these ingredients at extremely high temperatures—conditions you’ll never encounter unless you’re trying to do your skincare routine inside a literal volcano.
In 2026, cosmetic chemistry has evolved. Modern formulations are stable, sophisticated, and designed to play nice. Much like Apple and Samsung finally allowing cross-platform fluidity, these two actives are now officially in their “Peace Treaty” era.
When you combine niacinamide (Vitamin B3) and Vitamin C, you aren’t just layering products; you’re attacking skin concerns from multiple angles. It’s like a “cabal of dancers” for your face, each one bringing something essential to the performance.
Combining these two doesn’t just save you time; it amplifies your results. Here’s why your “Cell Village” is going to be cheering:
Ready to start your “Glow Era”? Following the right order is key to making sure these actives absorb properly. Much like a No Na choreography, every move counts.
If your skin is more “fragile heiress” than “rock star,” you might still feel a bit nervous. In that case, you don’t have to use them in the same breath.
Try the “Split Shift” method:
This way, you get all the benefits without the “double-active” punch that might be too much for reactive skin.
When shopping for your new favorite duo, keep an eye on the concentrations.
Look for stable, opaque packaging (especially for Vitamin C!) to ensure the light doesn’t “kill” the potency before you even get to use it.
Combining niacinamide and Vitamin C isn’t just “allowed”—it’s a 2026 skincare necessity. It’s the ultimate “Style Reset” for your face, taking you from dull and tired to radiant and “Main Character” ready.
Whether you’re getting ready for the Cannes Film Festival red carpet or just heading to a local cafe, this duo is your ticket to a complexion that’s as bright as a Karol G Coachella set.
Are you already using this power duo in your routine? Did you notice a change in your “Glow Factor,” or are you still a little nervous about the mix? Let us know in the comments—and tell us, which skincare ingredient is your all-time “Holy Grail” muse!
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If you’ve been feeling like the world is a little too normal lately, don’t worry—Ryan Murphy is about to fix that. The wait is nearly over, and the anthology series that has kept us sleeping with the lights on for over a decade is returning. That’s right, American Horror Story (AHS) Season 13 is officially on the horizon, and the rumors swirling around this milestone installment are enough to give anyone a “glitch in the matrix” vibe.
At D-Muse Magz, we’ve been tracking some pretty high-energy cultural resets recently—from Justin Bieber’s lo-fi Coachella set to Rosé’s stunning lingerie-gala twist at Tiffany & Co. But there is nothing quite like the communal “what did I just watch?” energy of a new AHS premiere.
Grab your sage and your favorite black hoodie—here is every juicy detail we know so far about the upcoming unlucky number 13 of American Horror Story.
Let’s start with the headline that has the internet in a total chokehold. While the official cast list is still being guarded more closely than the Palace of Versailles (shoutout to Olivia Rodrigo), rumors are flying that Ariana Grande is in talks to return to the Ryan Murphy-verse.
After her iconic (and hilarious) turn in Scream Queens, fans have been begging for Ari to join the flagship horror series. In a year where jennie is fronting Ray-Ban and No Na is bringing Gamelan to the global stage, seeing a pop powerhouse like Ariana take on a dark, twisted AHS role would be the ultimate “extra-extra” moment for 2026. Can you imagine a “God is a Woman” meets “Coven” aesthetic? We’re already obsessed.
The beauty (and frustration) of American Horror Story is the mystery of the theme. While Season 12 (Delicate) gave us a psychological, Rosemary’s Baby-style pregnancy thriller starring Kim Kardashian, fans are theorizing that Season 13 will be a “legacy” season.
With 13 being a significant number in the occult, the buzz is that we might be returning to some familiar haunts. Could we see a crossover between the Murder House and the Coven? Or perhaps a deep dive into urban legends that we haven’t touched yet? Whatever the theme, expect it to lean into the “Futurist Fantasy” and “Digital Dread” vibes we’ve seen trending in 2026 horror, like in the upcoming If Wishes Could Kill.
You can’t have a milestone season without the OGs. While nothing is set in stone, the “AHS Cell Village” is hoping for the return of the Holy Trinity: Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, and Emma Roberts.
Emma Roberts, fresh off her lead role in Delicate, is almost a certainty. But getting Sarah and Evan back for the 13th installment would feel like the BIGBANG reunion at Coachella—a historic moment for the fans. These actors are the architects of the AHS narrative, and seeing them back in a new, twisted scenario is the “Perfect Crown” we all need.
If Season 13 follows the current 2026 trends, the costume design is going to be a major talking point. We’ve seen Jonathan Anderson at Dior and Sabrina Carpenter at Coachella embrace “Old Hollywood Drama” and sculptural silhouettes.
Ryan Murphy has always used American Horror Story as a fashion playground (who could forget the Coven outfits?). For the 13th season, we’re predicting a move toward “Chromatic Noir”—lots of latex, silver accents, and structured, gothic-inspired “Office Core.” It’s the perfect visual accompaniment to a show that blends high-glam with high-terror.
Historically, American Horror Story loves a fall release to capitalize on the Halloween vibes. While Netflix and Hulu haven’t dropped the exact date yet, we are eyeing a late September or early October 2026 premiere.
This would put it right in the middle of the “Cannes for Horror” season, making it the perfect follow-up to the summer festival rush. It’s the kind of show that demands a weekly watch-party—preferably with the lights dimmed and your phone safely tucked away so the If Wishes Could Kill app can’t find you!
Thirteen seasons is a rare feat in the world of television. American Horror Story has survived by constantly reinventing itself, much like how BLACKPINK or SEVENTEEN stay at the top by evolving their sound and style.
It has become a “parasocial” experience for fans—we feel like we know these characters and these worlds. Season 13 isn’t just another year of TV; it’s a celebration of the “weird and wonderful” community that has grown around the show. In a world dealing with an energy crisis and digital noise, AHS provides a safe (well, safe-ish) space to explore our collective fears.
Whether Ariana Grande officially joins the coven or we get a brand-new cast of rising stars, American Horror Story Season 13 is going to be the “Main Character” of the fall TV season. It’s a show that knows how to push buttons, start conversations, and look absolutely fabulous while doing it.
As we wait for the official teaser trailer (which we expect to drop any day now!), all we can do is keep refreshing our feeds and hope for a Sarah Paulson scream.
What’s your dream theme for Season 13? Are you hoping for a Coven part three, or are you ready for a brand-new, futuristic nightmare? Let us know in the comments—and tell us, which AHS season is your all-time favorite “mood”!
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