A growing number of Americans are exploring the possibility of moving abroad after President Donald Trump’s re-election. Due to the country’s current trajectory, the trend is highlighting the dissatisfaction that is arising in many parts of the U.S. population. However, the process of moving to another country is complex and requires careful preparation. Here are…
With all eyes now on Kamala Harris, since President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 election, her fashion choices have become a hot topic. Her presentation on the campaign trail is being analyzed not only for what she says, but for how she looks. Whether this is fair, considering men generally are not analyzed…
NAOMI: In Fashion V&A South Kensington, London, England June 22nd 2024 – April 6th 2025 In London, the V&A Museum has opened “NAOMI: In Fashion,” the first exhibition of its kind celebrating the skill and contributions of an individual model to the entirety of the fashion industry. The exhibit explores the extraordinary career of Naomi…
Art Basel 2024 The Grand Palais, Paris, France October 18th-20th, 2024 Art Basel has announced the exhibitors and details of its 2024 edition. Art Basel Paris 2024 will be held from October 18-20, 2024, at the newly renovated Grand Palais in Paris, with VIP Preview Days on October 16-17. The show will feature 194 galleries…
It is impossible to understate the lasting influence of historic Black American leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, Harriet Tubman, Langston Hughes, W.E.B. Du Boise, and more recent voices like Barack and Michelle Obama. But the history of the Civil Rights Movement, as well as countless aspects of general American culture…
A cursory Google search yields few resources attempting to accurately define what makes a queer icon, well, iconic. And there’s a good reason for that. Whats makes a queer icon is at the same time simple and incredibly difficult to define. One one hand, its is easy to use blanket terms like “glamorous” or “camp”…
Podcasts are great tools for pacifying a laundry list of ails these days. You can listen for the feeling of company when there is none, for background noise to cheer up mundane household tasks, or just to break up the day and have a laugh. They’re also a great way to be entertained and informed…
Twenty seven-year-old Albuquerque native Olivia Gatwood is a queer-identifying poet, activist and educator who focuses on sexual assault prevention and recovery. Her debut book of poetry New American Best Friend was published in 2017 by Button Poetry, an independent publisher of performance poetry. Gatwood’s rise in the literary world can be traced back to the…
The final three states to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, Nevada, Illinois and Virginia (which ratified January 15, 2020) filed suit against U.S. Archivist David Ferriero on January 30th demanding he certify the ratification of the amendment. Under Article V of the Constitution, it takes three quarters of the country – 38 states – to…
Mark your calendars! The Brooklyn Museum has an exciting exhibit coming up in March 2020 that is certain to draw a crowd as huge as the legendary night club on display. The subject is the iconic Studio 54, which opened in 1977 and quickly became a staple of New York City nightlife. People from all…
Going solo? Good for you. Traveling cross-country or overseas alone can seem very daunting, but time and time again it’s been described as a must-have experience by anyone who has done it. Taking in new surroundings unfiltered by the judgments, tastes or preferences of others gives you the chance to fully indulge yourself and have…
Collision/Coalition On view: June 19-August 25, 2019 The Bloomberg Building 545 West 30th Street, New York, NY The Shed, a cultural arts center located in Hudson Yards will be presenting their summer curatorial, COLLISION/COALITION. Taking place from June 19th to August 25th at The Bloomberg Building, Collision/Coalition displays a connection between three commissions that all…
Jackie, released in select films this past weekend, has caught the media’s attention for its stylistic spin on a true story surrounding the enigma that has been Jackie Onassis Kennedy, written off by many as merely an interesting figure for a fashion plate or coffee book table. Not to be rash, the film did do an…
It’s impossible not to get chills as you listen to the stunning voices of multiple musicians coming together in support of the victims and families of the Orlando Massacre in the new original single, “Hands.” The aftershock of the horror that occurred at Pulse Nightclub on June 12th is being felt around the world, but people are…
Abortion: one word that brings about more controversy than any other. With so many Americans standing on either side of the fence surrounding the topic of abortion, it should come as no surprise that when Chelsea Handler admitted to having two abortions as a teen, the internet was in an all-out frenzy. Every article, including…
The David Lynch Foundation is presenting the first “Festival of Disruption” on October 8th and 9th in Los Angeles, California at the Ace Hotel and Theater. This interactive experience will be curated by filmmaker and artist David Lynch who will be featured for his photography exhibit along with Chris Stein. The two day event will…
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN: SAVAGE BEAUTY MARCH 14 – AUGUST 2 Victoria & Albert Museum Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL From his couture collections to his personal life, Alexander McQueen loved to break boundaries. Known for his outlandish runway shows and darkly surreal creations, the late designer transformed British fashion during a time when it desperately needed…
Known as the ‘Olympics of the Art World’, Art Basel Switzerland presents its 2015 premiere international art show June 18–21. The program will be held in Basel, one of Europe’s most cultural cities nestled between the borders of Switzerland, France, and Germany. This year’s tenth installment of the modern and contemporary art show hosts up to 300 leading galleries from…
Steinway & Sons, manufacturer of the world’s finest pianos, celebrated the launch of company’s new Steinway Spirio, the world’s finest player piano system. The event held a chic, private reception at the One Kearny Club in San Francisco. With the San Francisco sunset as a backdrop, Steinway CEO Michael T. Sweeney, joined by other high-profile Steinway executives such as Steinway CMO…
Oscar winner Marion Cotillard will be playing the lead in “Joan of Arc at the Stake” as part of the season finale for the New York Philharmonic. The production will be moving from Paris to New York. This will be Cotillard’s Philharmonic debut. This will be the U.S. premiere of director Come de Bellescize’s production of “Joan…
