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In an age when companies routinely proclaim their commitments to civil rights and the environment, what does it even mean to be a woke employer? And can Microsoft, with a history of squeezing competitors, truly claim to be more evolved than most?

Beautycon, held on Sept. 16 and 17 after a four-year hiatus, brought out Bia, Kelly Rowland, Marsai Martin, Peyton List and Sabrina Dhowre Elba.

From Pharrell's Humanrace to Harry Styles' Pleasing, these are the best male celebrity grooming brands to keep your skin looking A-list.

Plus, more photos from the star-studded Pride parties happening all over New York City.

Jon Wormser recently launched Good Weird with the hope of changing the conversation about who can and cant use beauty products. 

The actor talks surfing, sunscreen, and becoming the creative director of new genderless beauty brand, “Good Weird”.

In case you missed it, we're recapping the week which brought us news like Gwyneth Paltrow's courtroom drip, new iOS 16.4 emojis, and Rolex's 2023 watches.

“Put your best face forward”

Good Weird is a new genderless beauty brand creative directed by Evan Mock. See details including products, prices, how to shop and more here.

Introducing Good Weird, an Optimistic Skincare-Beauty Brand Led by Evan Mock: As its name suggests, the solution-first label wants you to feel good and stay weird.