Travis Scott took to Instagram Saturday night (pictured) after eight people died during his performance at Astroworld Festival
Travis Scott spoke out Saturday night after least eight people died and hundreds were injured during his concert at Astroworld Festival on Friday.
‘My fans really mean the world to me and I always want to leave them with a positive experience,’ Scott, 29, said on his Instagram stories Saturday.
‘Anytime I can make out anything that’s going on, ya know, I
Executives at the fashion brand Eileen Fisher are no strangers to China—or to its enormous benefits and dangerous pitfalls: The American outfitter began manufacturing its clothing there about a quarter century ago, but last year, it realized that working in China could no longer be business as usual.
The catalyst was Beijing’s repression of China’s Uyghurs in the far-west province of Xinjiang. A series of reports exposed horrific abuses of the Muslim minority group, including mass detentions, torture, and forced
A Tyson poultry facility in Texas.Mario Villafuerte/Getty
This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
The tight grip that America’s largest meat processing company has on the chicken industry has generated dire consequences for its workers, farmers and the environment in one of the US’s leading poultry-producing states, an
Während „Working Girls“ ein Sammelsurium von leicht verworrenen Geschmacksrichtungen bietet, ist es alles andere als spießig. Als Molly mittendrin eine Drogerie aufmacht, um den Vorratsschrank aufzufüllen, schlägt der Film eine Pop-Art-Komposition aus Markenpaketen vor: Listerine, Kleenex und Trojans. Der Rezensent der New York Times, Vincent Canby, stellte fest, dass „Working Girls“, obwohl Fiktion, „so authentisch klingt wie eine Dokumentation über Bergarbeiter“.
Bergleute mit Ehrgeiz, das heißt: Molly, die zwei Abschlüsse von Yale hat, ist eine aufstrebende Fotografin. Dawn (Amanda Goodwin)
Have months of self-isolation, lockdown and working from home irrevocably changed what we will put on once we go out again? For a long time, the assumption was yes. Now, as restrictions ease and the opening up of offices and travel is dangled like a promise, that expectation is more like a qualified “maybe.” But not every country’s experience of the last year was the same, nor were the clothes that dominated local wardrobes. Before we can predict what’s next,
