Es gibt im Großen und Ganzen vier Modealter, beginnend im Teenageralter mit „Love It, Don’t Care What It Looks Like On Me“.
Das zweite Zeitalter ist „Ich liebe es, aber sollte ich?“ In dieser Phase entdecken Sie, ob Sie eher dem „Must Look On Trend“-Lager oder dem „Just Want to Look Wonderful“-Lager zuzuordnen sind. Es ist die längste Modephase und man beugt sich mehr in eine Richtung als in die andere, bis man schließlich die Stelle findet, an der man
Joe Lelyveld, who died earlier this month at the age of 86, was the last great print editor of The New York Times, a steward and symbol of a passing era. He presided over the newsroom during a period when the Times, like almost all newspapers, defined its journalism by what rolled off the presses every night. And he was there for the beginning of momentous upheaval for the Times and for American journalism, with the rise of
In some ways, Donald Trump’s mental state is more transparent than nearly any public figure’s: He has no shame, little discretion, and ample channels to broadcast his feelings in real time. Yet his constant stream of consciousness and always elevated dudgeon make it hard to parse the finer fluctuations in his mood.
Even so, the former president’s public behavior since Special Counsel Jack Smith indicted him last week suggests a man feeling cornered. This isn’t to say that Trump is
The last ever Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show took place in 2018, before allegations of institutional misogyny surfaced at the underwear chain, but after many of us realized that it was peddling something more insidious than $40 teal lace push-up bras with rhinestone details. The model who opened the event was Taylor Hill, a then-22-year-old from Colorado with the guileless beauty and long limbs of a baby farm animal. “We should go forward, we should push the boundary,” Hill said in
Throughout the Hulu series Pam & Tommy, Pamela Anderson spends a lot of time as the only woman among crowds of men. A table full of male lawyers press her into a lawsuit that devastates her public image. More lawyers subject her to a brutally misogynistic deposition. Television affiliates gather around her like a magazine cover come to life. And of course, her Baywatch producers surround her on the beach, cutting any meaningful acting from her script and posing
Eine denkwürdige Szene im neuen Film Die Augen von Tammy Faye kapselt die moderne Perspektive des Biopics auf sein viel geschmähtes Thema.
Ein schneidiger und jungenhafter Fernsehprediger namens Pat Robertson (gespielt von Gabriel Olds) hat eine mondäne Soiree am Pool in seiner palastartigen Villa in Virginia veranstaltet. Die Ära sind die frühen 1970er Jahre, und fundamentalistische Christen sind alarmiert, dass progressive kulturelle Bewegungen – für Bürgerrechte, Geschlechtergleichheit und sexuelle Befreiung – Amerika in den sogenannten moralischen Niedergang treiben. Robertson hat
