There's a $125 orange faux-ostrich clutch that New York #Knicks fans have decided holds the fate of their beloved basketball team — and the woman carrying it is entirely aware of the pressure. #JordynWoods, engaged to Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns, has brought her Tux Clutch Mini from her own brand, Woods by Jordyn, to every playoff game this postseason. The Knicks haven't lost a single game with it in the building — the one hiccup being Game 3, when heightened security for Donald Trump's attendance enforced a strict no-bag policy. Now, with New York one victory away from its first championship since 1973, Woods is in San Antonio taking in this surreal moment, her lucky clutch packed and ready to go. Ahead of Game 5, Woods spoke with Krystie Lee Yandoli about her lucky bag's cultural impact, its effect on her clothing brand, and the pressure of all the hype. Read the full conversation below.

In her bestselling memoir, ‘Strangers,’ #BelleBurden chronicles the abrupt collapse of her 21-year marriage, including how her husband had quietly amassed millions of dollars in secret accounts throughout their relationship — and left her with none of it. The book has gone through nine printings since its release in January, and a film adaptation starring Gwyneth Paltrow is underway. But a recent New Yorker investigation used Burden’s prenups and tax returns to suggest the separation never actually put her in real financial distress. More surprisingly, however, is how unbothered her fans seem to be by the news. At the link below, @BinduBansinath spoke with some of the many women who believe that Burden's memoir is the new “marriage manual” — and why the recently-exposed cracks in her story have done little to sway readers' opinions about the book's significance.