From 'Euphoria' breakout to Prada muse and Hollywood star, the actress and transgender activist turns red carpets into a celebration of femininity, identity and reinvention, embracing everything from porcelain-doll beauty to futuristic fantasy

As 0% yogurts fade and high-protein PRO products take over supermarket shelves, weight-loss drugs and changing attitudes are reshaping food marketing; but do fortified foods deliver better health, or are shoppers paying extra for a convincing label

A Canadian study of 958,150 hospitalized patients found 30-day mortality rates of 12.3% among those treated by female physicians, compared with 13.7% for male physicians; the gap was larger among female patients, but researchers caution that the findings do not establish cause and effect

Nova massacre survivor Doron Mizrahi turned to drugs and alcohol to cope with trauma; Now sober for over two years, his story echoes a new report finding that one in four young Israelis struggles with problematic substance use or addictive behaviors

A British study tracking 6,309 people over decades found that those who lost at least 5% of their body weight in midlife and kept it off had better heart-health markers at age 62; researchers say even after years of excess weight, meaningful improvement remains possible

With John Malkovich playing an aging CIA assassin haunted by his past, the Venice-winning Wild Horse Nine revisits America's involvement in Chile's 1973 coup; director Martin McDonagh explains why the story now feels disturbingly contemporary, while Malkovich reflects on death, political correctness and a role he says comes along once in 25 years