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'Dad Bod,' 'FTW' And 'Amirite' Among 455 New Words Added To Dictionary
Merriam-Webster announced the newly added words on its website, saying “Just as the language never stops evolving, the dictionary never stops expanding.”
View Article8 Careers Every Creative Person Should Consider
Adobe MAX, the creativity conference, is a free, three-day virtual experience featuring speakers, tips and tricks to help you take your work to the next level. Check out this year’s Adobe MAX sessions...
View Article'King Richard' And The Delicate Dance Of Exalting A Flawed Black Man
Tennis icons Venus and Serena Williams' dad, Richard, gains a hagiographical profile in the new film.
View Article'The Sex Lives Of College Girls' And The Complexity Of Empowerment For Young...
The HBO Max series shows that while many female freshmen today might be comfortable expressing their sexual desires, they still grapple with what they even mean.
View ArticleThe 'Jagged' Documentary Doesn't Feature Any Women Of Color. That Is A Huge...
Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill" channeled the rage of young women in the '90s. Who better to speak to that than Black and brown women?
View ArticleMeet Homage Year Founder Antoine Manning, Designer of the Next 'It' Bag
The 22-year-old Jamaican American designer talks about the meaning behind his brand’s name, creating fashion with intention, and, of course, those well-meaning comparisons to the Telfar bag.
View ArticleAmi Colé Founder Diarrha N’Diaye-Mbaye Is Putting A-Beauty On The Map
The 31-year-old is the founder and CEO of a makeup brand that prioritizes Black women and honors the origins of African beauty ingredients.
View ArticleWith 'Abbott Elementary,' Tyler James Williams Wants Black Men To Have...
The 29-year-old “Everybody Hates Chris” star talks about representing dynamic Black male characters on screen and pursuing fulfilling projects with intention.
View Article19 Podcasts We Loved In 2021
Shows that made us laugh, cry, think and feel over the past year.
View ArticleThe Best TV Shows Of 2021
From unexpected obsessions (“Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” "Love Life") to satisfying sensations (“Succession,” "Hacks") to shows we bid farewell to (“On My Block,” “PEN15,” "Insecure," "Pose"),...
View ArticleThe Best Broadway Shows Of 2021
Despite the pandemic, live theater thrived in New York City, and Broadway finally took action to diversify the stage.
View ArticleGirl & Queer Skate Sesh Is Making the Sport Inclusive
Briana King is determined to diversify and democratize the sport for good with Girl & Queer Skate Sesh.
View ArticleHong Kong University Removes Statue Commemorating Victims Of 1989 Tiananmen...
The 26-foot tall Pillar of Shame was made by Danish sculptor Jens Galschiøt to symbolize the lives lost during the bloody military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters.
View ArticleJoan Didion, Beloved Author, Dies At 87
Didion will long be remembered for her award-winning novels, memoirs and essays.
View ArticleAmanda Gorman’s New Year Poem Emphasizes Resilience After A Chaotic Year
"What was cursed, we will cure."
View ArticleSundance Doc ‘To The End’ Tells A Bleak Yet Empowering Story About Climate...
The new documentary follows Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Green New Deal activists as they fight against cynicism and intransigence.
View Article3 Sundance Movies Tell Timely Stories About Abortion, But Also Miss The Mark
The documentary “The Janes” and two dramas — “Call Jane” and “Happening” — provide grim reminders of what’s at stake if Roe v. Wade is overturned.
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