Lady Gaga Returns to the VMA Stage 2025: Pop’s Queen Reclaims the Throne
With 12 nominations and her first VMA performance in five years, Gaga proves legends never rest. In a dazzling testament to her icon status,
Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Announce Engagement
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From Spain’s soul to the world’s rhythm, she is rewriting the story of global music and culture. There are artists who make music, and
Sculpting Controversy: Aidan Harte’s Portrait of Gerry Adams Breaks the Silence on Ireland’s Troubled Past
In a rare and intimate encounter, sculptor Aidan Harte captures the humanity of one of Ireland’s most polarising figures, challenging decades of political taboo
Dr. Grant’s Scared So What®: The Couture of Personal Change
“You don’t just manage change. You wear it. You walk in it. You own it.” In the heart of London, the world’s fashion capital,
Blue Bird Returns: The 150mph Legend Reunites with the Sands of History
A century after Sir Malcolm Campbell shattered land-speed records, his iconic Blue Bird revisits Pendine Sands to honor an era of daring innovation, legacy,
Tolga Diethelm: A Visionary Mindset That Transcends Industries
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A “Barbie for Dads” of summer blockbusters — fast, flashy, and filtered through the roar of engines and star power. First came Top Gun, then Top
The Modern Grace of Maryna Haydash
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“We Can’t Quit This Film”: How Brokeback Mountain Reshaped Hollywood and Queer Cinema
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