After a year and a half together, it sounds like the singers are over.

Fans can also win VIP tickets to her Vegas residency.

The Rainbow Sherbet is her go-to order.

Lauren Harano is a freelance journalist and part-time commerce writer at BDG, where she covers everything from trending beauty buys, fashion finds, and more for Bustle, The Zoe Report, NYLON, and beyond. With nearly a decade of experience across both print and digital media, she specializes in stories that span the travel, lifestyle, and beauty spaces. Before joining BDG, Lauren held editorial roles at Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, and POPSUGAR. Her byline has also appeared in a wide range of publications, including Glamour, Elle, InStyle, Teen Vogue, Esquire, and Editorialist, among others. She studied journalism at the University of Colorado Boulder. When she’s not on deadline or testing the latest SPF-serum hybrid, Lauren is likely checking into a cool boutique hotel, volunteering at her local animal shelter, or updating her ever-evolving (yet very curated) restaurant list.

The singer’s tuned into her childhood favorites for inspiration when writing her album, Somewhere

For the first time, the show won't pick up right where it left off.

“That whole monologue was me talking about Gilmore Girls.”

The sweet sip is inspired by the viral fisherman aesthetic.

It’s not always the worst idea.

"They’re still going to know it’s you, Malia."

Would daddy Pedro Pascal and his six shots of espresso approve?

It goes really well with Eleven’s fave Eggo waffles.

Megan is an editorial associate for Bustle and Elite Daily. She previously was an associate news and social editor at Scary Mommy and Romper. She graduated from Manhattan College with a Bachelor’s degree in political science, where she got her start in journalism as an intern with the Bronx Times. You can learn more about Megan at her website and LinkedIn.

In March, sources said Taylor was “not happy” about being brought into the “legal mess.”

Courteney Larocca is a Style and Experiences Editor at Bustle and Elite Daily. Before joining the team, she was a Senior Entertainment Editor at Business Insider. She earned her bachelor's degree in magazine journalism and sociology from Syracuse University.

Everything you need to know (from someone who went opening night 💅).

Here’s all the tea.

Lauren Beach is an associate commerce editor at Bustle Digital Group, where she writes and edits shoppable content across all BDG brands, including Bustle, Elite Daily, Mic, Inverse, and The Zoe Report. Before joining Bustle full time, she was an affiliate shopping writer for Scary Mommy and Fatherly and a food and dining feature writer for Tasting Table. She has also been published on Screen Rant. She previously worked as a content manager and writer at a food allergy app, and she started her career as an associate writer and editor at a B2B tech company. She has a BA from the University of Florida. When she’s not editing and researching products, she’s baking, reading, hiking, and obsessively drinking iced lattes. See more of her work on LinkedIn.

Treat yourself to this limited-time drink now through May 2.

This ain’t their first rodeo (but it’s their blingiest!)

Even Lisa from BLACKPINK is a fan of these adorable bag charms.

Helen Shivers isn't totally gone...

“I can confidently say we've never been sitting on more stuff.”

The series finally pulled off the video game’s most controversial scene.

"That's end times sh*t. Like, this is beyond parody."

Can you hear it?

"I'm supposed to be flattered by this?"

She knows fans had a “mixed reaction” to the revival.

OK, I’m intrigued.

Long live the Gilmore Girls Season 4 finale.