When I tweeted that Materialists was for “romantics, realists, and yearners,” I didn’t expect the tweet to go viral — or for it to become a central quote in the movie’s marketing. But it’s true. After years of craving a smart,

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Johnson opened up about her very honest thoughts on decor trends—and how she navigates telling her friends her opinion of their choices.

On paper, Materialists is perfection. It's a love triangle romantic comedy, headlined by three movie stars with which the Internet is absolutely obsessed: Chris Evans, Dakota Johnson, and Pedro Pascal.

A review of 'Materialists' Celine Song's sublime Romantic Drama with Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal in the world of matchmaking in NYC

Dakota Johnson gave the office girl wardrobe quite the glow-up in her new film Materialists. From chic poplin shirts and long leather blazers to Burbank suits,

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