Here’s a secret to looking polished with minimal effort this winter: Pair tailored pants, jeans or skirts with a fitted long-sleeved top. The style instantly elevates any outfit from frumpy to seriously chic, and shoppers are taking note.

Streamlined, fitted tops move away from bulky fabric in favor of a silhouette that accentuates your figure. Plus, the style also helps balance out high-waisted bottoms, wide-leg pants and more. It’s not hard to see why the winter style is wildly popular on Amazon, dominating its Movers and Shakers section, which lists the most purchased items in the last 24 hours. To help you start your search for a similar look, we rounded up 17 fitted long-sleeve tops that are figure flattering whether you’re headed to work, brunch with friends just running errands — and they start at just $8.

17 Fitted Long-Sleeve Tops for Under $40

1. Our Favorite: Thousands of five-star ratings agree, this perfectly-fitted classic long-sleeve tee goes with absolutely anything, including trousers and jeans.

2. Button-Down Beauty: Unlike some button-down shirts that traditionally look more relaxed, this popular one appears tailored and slim fitting. Plus, it’s on sale for less than $25.

3. Can’t-Go-Wrong Crewneck: Looking for a fitted top that could look good with virtually anything? This top-rated shirt has over 1,200 five-star ratings that shoppers like wear it with jackets, skirts, overalls and even scrubs (yes, nurses like them, too).

4. Peek-a-Boo Mesh: Sexy and sultry, this totally-sheer mesh top is fully fitted and comes in lace, dotted or solid varieties. We like to wear it layered under dresses or even with a bralette for girls’ night out.

5. Big Bell Sleeves: A simple silhouette gets a style upgrade with these flared bell sleeves and a flattering boatneck neckline.

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6. Making Waves: Stand out in this stretchy top that makes ‘waves’ with statement-making curved, textured lines.

7. Cowl Neck Sweater Weather: A great choice on colder days, this body-skimming sweater has a lovely cowl neckline and a slightly cropped length. If you ask Us, it’s a total upgrade from your go-to sweatshirt.

8. Super Nice Square Neck: Sophisticated and ultra flattering, this square-neck long-sleeve tee should be a staple in any wardrobe.

9. Deeply Into This Deep V: The plunging neckline on this anything-but-basic top steals the show. However, if you don’t want to reveal too much, consider wearing the shirt with a cami.

10. Must-Have Mock Neck: Ideal for chilly days, this mock neck top is made with soft ribbed knit to keep you warm in 30-degree weather. The basic is great for everyday wear, so grab one in a few colors (there are 12 options)!

11. Lovely in Lace: This romantic-looking top has a high neck and a lace accent that makes it feel super expensive . . . even though it’s on sale for just $8.

12. Off-the-Shoulder Chic: Fitted and slim, we love this elegant top with a chic off-the-shoulder neckline and bell sleeves, making it ideal for happy hours and date nights.

13. Hello, Henley: This fitted, lightly-ribbed shirt has nearly 1,000 five-star ratings, features a trendy henley opening in front and is available in over 30 colors.

14. Try a Turtleneck: Stay cozy and warm in this sleek turtleneck top that’s made with a cashmere blend for a super soft feel. The best part? It costs a fraction of what you’d normally pay for the high-end fabric.

15. Scoop-Up Multiple: Scoop necklines look good on nearly everyone, and this one proves it. Shop it in stripes and solid colors while it’s on sale for $8.

16. Cool Collar: Soft, stretchy and lightweight, this polo-style shirt will make you look country club rich. Plus, the V-neckline and long sleeves make it a work-friendly option.

17. Line Up for This: Textured lines detail the front of this slim fitted shirt, making it look like something from a high-end designer.

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The moment Cam Holmes laid eyes on Emily Miller, he knew it’d be difficult to resist her charms.

Cam and Emily were both cast on the second season of Netflix’s Too Hot to Handle, which aired in June 2021, thinking they were given a free vacation to find love in paradise. However, the streaming giant’s artificial intelligence system, Lana, quickly squashed those hopes when she revealed that the conditions of their stay meant abstaining from sexual practices in favor of pursuing emotional connections.

The England natives sparked an immediate physical connection, going on to lose a chunk of change from the prize pot when they couldn’t keep their hands off each other. Their budding relationship was further tested when Cam was caught flirting with Too Hot to Handle new arrivals.

“In a weird, twisted way, I’m glad it happened because if it didn’t happen in the show, it could have happened later on down the line,” Emily exclusively told Us Weekly in July 2021 after the finale aired. “So at least we nipped it in the bud from the get-go and we both came out of it as better people. We are two very weird people!”

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Cam ultimately lost the season 2 prize to fellow contestant Marvin Anthony, but he won Emily’s heart in the end. After the show wrapped Turks and Caicos in February 2020, the twosome decided to move in together when they returned to London.

“All my family absolutely loves her. So I think they might be dreading watching the show a little bit,” Cam told Us the following July. “I feel like my mom’s going to be on my case. … We didn’t know whether to test the boundaries. Now living together, there’s no boundaries at all.”

Keep reading to revisit Cam and Emily’s hottest moments together:

January 2020

Despite a three-year age gap, Cam and Emily fell hard for each other when they jetted off to Turks and Caicos for Too Hot to Handle season 2 — and couldn’t help breaking the sex-free rules.

“I’ve not been a relationship type of girl my whole life, but in that villa, as soon as I saw him, I was like, ‘Wow,’ and he felt the same,” she recalled during a May 2023 appearance on “The Squeeze” podcast. “I know it sounds so cringe, but it was love at first sight.”

July 2021

After the finale aired, the pair confirmed they were still dating and had moved in together.

“We are very much in a relationship. We’re actually in the same house right now, just different rooms,” Emily gushed to Us in a joint Zoom interview with Cam after the show debuted. “We’re living at my mom’s house. We are looking to move out together. That is the next step.”

Cam added at the time that the duo only spent “four days apart” since filming wrapped in February 2020.

December 2021 

The couple enjoyed a trip to Inverness, Scotland, weeks after celebrating their first anniversary.

“365 days of loving you 🤍,” Cam gushed via Instagram at the time, sharing kissing pics.

June 2022

After Emily “collapsed whilst being at the shops,” she was taken to the local hospital and diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy. (According to the Mayo Clinic, the condition occurs when a fetus grows inside of a woman’s fallopian tube instead of her uterus. Since a fetus cannot survive outside of the uterus, a pregnancy loss occurs.)

“If I had left [the fetus in] much longer, my fallopian tube would [have] burst,” she wrote via Instagram. “It’s one of those things you just think will never happen to you. I was just so scared. Not only was I about to lose my baby but I was about to have my fallopian tube removed with the potential of my ovary too.”

Several hours later, Emily was taken into surgery. She recalled, “I don’t know who was crying more me or Cam but was extremely emotional, to say the least.” Emily was discharged the next day.

February 2023

To celebrate their third anniversary, Cam surprised Emily with a trip to Paris.

May 2023

One month after Cam called Emily his “world” in a glowing birthday tribute, she opened up about their future.

“I do [want to get married] really soon, but he’s not interested right now,” Emily told Taylor Lautner and his wife, Tay Dome, on their “The Squeeze” podcast, citing Cam’s age as a primary factor in the decision to take his time.

January 2024

The couple kicked off the new year by announcing that Emily is pregnant with their first baby. Sharing the announcement via Instagram on New Year’s Day, Emily confirmed she is due in June 2024.

June 2024

Emily and Cam welcomed their first baby, Reggie, and introduced their little one to the world.

“Reggie Ruston Miller-Holmes 🥹🤍 20.06.2024,” the pair wrote via a joint Instagram post, which featured a black-and-white snap of them holding their son’s hand.

October 2025

Cam proposed on a beach nearly one year after they welcomed son Reggie.

“It finally happened,” Emily wrote via Instagram, showing off her new oval engagement ring.

February 2026

Emily announced that she is pregnant with twins.

“Mummy’s got two babies in her tummy,” she told son Reggie in an Instagram video.

Simone Biles is getting the full princess treatment from her husband, Jonathan Owens, in honor of Valentine’s Day 2026.

“Always spoiling me,” Biles, 28, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, February 15, sharing a selfie with Owens, 30, at the Bottega Veneta boutique in Italy.

Biles and Owens traveled to Milan to cheer on Team USA in the 2026 Winter Olympics, finding time to make a pit stop at the Bottega Veneta store.

“I never knew Bottega did this, might be a special Milan thing?!” Biles captioned a follow-up slide of a white handbag accessorized with a “SBO” gold monogram on the exterior. “But how f***in cute?”

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Biles did not immediately reveal what she and Owens picked up at the designer shop.

“The shopping in Milan is elite,” Owens succinctly wrote via his Instagram Stories on Sunday. “[I’m a] long way from St. Louis, man.”

After growing up in Missouri, Owens met Biles in 2020 on the celebrity dating app Raya.

“It was one of the few times in her life where everything was just shut off and she couldn’t do anything,” he told Texas Monthly in 2021 of connecting with the gymnast amid the coronavirus pandemic. “We used it to get to know each other — really get to know each other. It created our bond and made it stronger. Now, I’m so thankful.”

Owens, however, wasn’t clued into Biles’ career as the most decorated American gymnast of all time.

“I didn’t know who she was,” he told the outlet. “I just hadn’t heard of her, and when I told her that, that’s one of the things she liked.”

Owens has since become Biles’ No. 1 cheerleader, even dutifully attending the 2024 Summer Olympics when she made her long-awaited return to competition following her mental health-related withdrawal from the 2020 Tokyo Games.

“It is not much motivation you need to do, just because you don’t want to put extra, added pressure on anyone,” he exclusively told Us Weekly in July 2024 of supporting Biles. “I just tell her, ‘Go do your thing, baby.’”

Biles, who married Owens in 2023, also returns the favor by attending his NFL games. (Owens is a safety for the Chicago Bears after previously playing for the Green Bay Packers and the Houston Texans.)

“You get a different type of focus whenever you just have this one person that you’re focusing on,” Owens told Us in 2024. “I ain’t saying there’s something wrong with being single, but for me, knowing myself, I’ve played a lot better since [meeting Simone]. I’ve just been focused and locked in, and you come home, talk about my day and play with the dogs, you know what I mean? That’s just kind of like our thing.”

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Jonathan Owens is one proud husband. Owens, 29, gushed over his wife, Simone Biles, the most-decorated gymnast in history after taking home four medals at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, during a Chicago Bears press conference in Chicago on Tuesday, August 6. “It was amazing to watch,” Owens told reporters after Tuesday’s practice with the […]

Biles seldom misses a Bears game either — and always while decked out in custom merch.

“Something you guys might not know about my husband, Jonathan, is he is actually an undrafted, D2 product. This is his eighth year in the league,” Biles said in an October 2025 TikTok video. “He’s broken down barriers, statistics and undrafted means a guy wasn’t drafted to a team, but they are free to sign with any team as an undrafted free agent. Another Bears win, well-deserved! Proud wife. Four in a row — that’s my man.”

Owens and the Bears made it to the playoffs this year, getting eliminated just shy of the conference championships.

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For years, Apple TV+ has been associated with very specific success stories. For instance, its biggest cultural hits have largely been feel-good, accessible shows that invited broad audiences in, and it shaped expectations around what kind of series could truly thrive on the platform.

That is why a recent shift in Apple TV+’s internal rankings is actually more significant than it might look at first glance. One of the service’s most slow-burning originals, a series that is built on ambiguity, dread, and corporate paranoia, is now occupying space that was traditionally dominated by a much lighter and more crowd-pleasing Ted Lasso.

That series is Severance, created by Dan Erickson and executive-produced and directed by Ben Stiller. Severance has never been designed for passive viewing. Its premise follows employees who undergo a procedure that separates their work memories from their personal lives completely. Over time, that approach helped the show build a dedicated following, but it also positioned it as an unlikely candidate to challenge Apple TV+’s most recognizable hit, Ted Lasso, which currently sits at the #5 spot. And yet, as of February 12, 2026, Severance is sitting at #4 on Apple TV+’s Top 10 chart in the United States.

Apple’s Bold Move Paves the Way for ‘Severance’ Season 3

Severance has spent much of its existence in a delicate position, with long gaps between seasons, rising production costs, and behind-the-scenes complications. All this has made its future feel deliberately opaque, even as audience interest continued to grow. That uncertainty has lingered in the background for years, especially after the show’s ambitious second season raised questions about how sustainable its scale really was.

Behind the scenes, however, Apple appears to have been thinking several steps ahead. The show’s cultural footprint, critical standing, and unusually deep fan engagement have all played a role in shifting how Apple views its place on the platform. That shift has now become concrete, since Apple has officially acquired the full intellectual property rights to Severance. This has brought the series entirely in-house under Apple Studios. The move not only clears the path for Season 3 but might also unlock a fourth season, with the door open for future expansions beyond the main storyline.

Severance Seasons 1 and 2 are available to watch on Apple TV. The show has also been renewed for Season 3, whereas Season 4 is currently in talks. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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February 17, 2022

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Dan Erickson, Mark Friedman

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Anna Ouyang Moench, Wei-Ning Yu

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On Christmas Day, Jack Black and Paul Rudd starred in Anaconda, a modern reboot of the 1997 film of the same name. But unlike its predecessor, this one leaned more toward comedy than horror. Since its release, Anaconda received mixed reviews from fans and critics but was still a box-office success. Two months later, the film continues to find its audience.

Anaconda follows Doug McCallister (Black) and Ronald “Griff” Griffen Jr. (Rudd), childhood friends who team up to film a reboot of Anaconda, only to be attacked by a giant anaconda snake. The movie is filled with meta-humor, poking fun at Sony Pictures, and features an Ice Cube cameo, who previously starred in the 1997 film. Since its release, Anaconda has received a fair critics’ score of 48% and an audience score of 75% on Rotten Tomatoes and has generated over $133 million worldwide. Recently, Anaconda has been doing well on the VOD charts.

While Anaconda has yet to announce its streaming home, the movie is available to rent on Prime Video. Currently, it ranks #6 on Amazon’s Top Movies chart, between Dracula and One Battle After Another. Collider’s Aidan Kelley gave Anaconda a 5/10 in his review, praising Rudd and Black’s performances and some of its comedy, but noting the “big lack of giant snakes for a giant snake movie” and criticizing the pacing in the final act.

What To Watch if You Like 2025’s ‘Anaconda’

If 2025’s Anaconda reboot entertained you, and you want to watch something in a similar vein, but without having to sit through the 1997 action-horror, there are a handful of titles that could scratch that itch. First that comes to mind is the modern Jumanji movies, where Black plays Professor Sheldon “Shelly” Oberon, one of the playable characters. He appears in both the 2017 and 2019 films, and it’s reported that he’s set to return in the upcoming fourth film, which is scheduled for release in December 2026.

If you like the modern meta-comedy that Anaconda provided, then The Naked Gun is another good recommendation. This 2025 action comedy stars Liam Neeson, and it’s the fourth installment of the Naked Gun films. The movie brings back slapstick comedy from the ’80s, is filled with familiar genre tropes and jokes that resonate with a modern audience, and features some meta-humor.

Anaconda is available to rent on Prime Video. Follow Collider to keep up to date with the latest updates.

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December 24, 2025

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100 minutes

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Tom Gormican

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Kevin Etten, Tom Gormican

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Andrew Form, Brad Fuller, Kevin Etten, Tom Gormican, Alex Ginno, Erin Vitali

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The Wire is not only one of the best shows to ever air on television, but it’s also one of the most important pieces of pop culture in American history. Overlooked upon release, the Baltimore-set HBO crime drama by David Simon explores police procedure, the drug trade, politics, education, and journalism with the vigor of a riveting novel and the precision of a tell-all documentary.

What happens in The Wire, a series framed around the systemic failure and neglect of our most trusted institutions, represents America in the 21st century, where we’ve seemingly lost our way. Before aspiring to such lofty heights, Simon, a former Baltimore Sun crime reporter, cemented his journalistic voice for an HBO miniseries that aired two years before The Wire‘s premiere. Based on a book by Simon and Ed Burns, The Corner, which features various cast members and hallmarks of its spiritual successor, is every Wire obsessive’s next watch.

‘The Corner’ Laid the Groundwork for ‘The Wire’

From the outset, Simon aspired to forever alter the fabric of the television medium, which was then dominated by sensationalized police procedurals and lurid cop thrillers. His journalistic instincts first pushed the boundaries of network dramas on Homicide, also based on a book by Simon. He took things to an even grittier and unflinching scale with The Corner, a six-episode miniseries about the life of an impoverished family amid the rampant drug trade in West Baltimore that became the prototype for The Wire.

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Airing on HBO in 2000, The Corner follows Gary McCullough (the recently deceased T.K. Carter), his ex-wife Fran Boyd (Khandi Alexander), and their son DeAndre (Sean Nelson), whose lives have crumbled after his parents succumb to drug addiction. The street-wise and assured DeAndre must hold his own against the perils of the slums of Baltimore, as his quest for education and familial stability is compromised by the alluring pathway to dealing drugs — a quicker way to earn some much-needed cash for the family. Fans of The Wire will take delight in seeing familiar faces in the cast, including Clarke Peters, Lance Reddick, Corey Parker Robinson, Robert F. Chew, and Delaney Williams. Every episode is directed by prolific character actor Charles S. Dutton.

David Simon Revolutionized Gritty Television With HBO’s ‘The Corner’

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As expected, The Corner, which won an Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries, raises the bar for grittiness, making The Wire look like a glossy Hollywood soundstage musical. Something with this much grain and visual grime making it to a mainstream platform on HBO spoke to the channel’s artistic fearlessness and curiosity. Sentimentality is nowhere to be found in the series, with Simon and Burns crafting this unforgiving world with the sobering authenticity it deserves. Showrunners tend to find some unseemly fetishization with neighborhoods hindered by poverty and crime, but the duo’s background in journalism and law enforcement allows Baltimore to appear mundane and a reflection of decades’ worth of government neglect. Simon and Burns exhibit restraint on their own end, as they limit their scope to the troubles of DeAndre and his run-ins with the drug trade, which makes this weighty treatise on the decay of urban America into an intimately constructed character drama.

With The Wire, David Simon, thanks to contributions from Hollywood directors like Ernest Dickerson and crime novelists like Richard Price, sharpened his abilities as a dramatist and narrative storyteller, attributes that eased the show into the good graces of casual TV audiences. The Corner is less engaging on an emotional level for the audience, as everything on screen is more or less a reflection of a pre-existing world. Thanks to Dutton’s narration and interviews with the subjects, the series never lets you gloss over the text’s nonfictional roots. In the shadow of the “hood” crime thrillers of the ’90s, drug-running and activity in the projects were lurid cinematic devices, but Simon urges the audience that this downtrodden lifestyle could happen to anyone, including Gary, who once lived an upstanding, healthy middle-class life.

Things that would’ve been marginalized or cheapened in other shows are treated with austerity in The Corner, particularly the characterization of DeAndre, a teenager who carries the burden of his entire family. Dabbling in illicit crime circles is a punishing, necessary evil for DeAndre, and not a proud demonstration of his independence and toughness. Sean Nelson’s performance retroactively works as a composite of some of The Wire‘s most conflicted characters, from the street’s Robin Hood, Omar Little (Michael K. Williams), to the matured corner veteran, Bodie (J.D. Williams). DeAndre is emblematic of the modern-day Greek tragedy that is the average urban neighborhood in America. He is forced to engage with the American Dream as a survival tactic.