Before any races were even called this November, women had made history. A record number of women ran for office in 2020—surpassing the record set just two years prior. More Republican women ran for U.S. House seats than ever before, and a number of women were poised to bring new representation to the halls of Congress and to their state legislatures. Here, as we wait … Continue reading Women Have Made History in the 2020 Election

Spoilers for The Mandalorian season 2 episode 1, “Chapter 9: The Marshal,” below. This year was meant to see the arrival of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune adaptation, but never fear: The Mandalorian is here to deliver a replacement of sorts. The season 2 opener, “The Marshal,” a 45-minute episode set mostly on the desert planet Tatooine, is filled with nostalgia for the original Star Wars trilogy, … Continue reading The Mandalorian Season 2 Premiere Is the Best Dune Movie You’ll See This Year

The close bond former Vice President and current Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden shares with his family is evident. He’s a father to four children—Beau (who passed away in 2015), Hunter, and Naomi (who passed away in 1972)—with his late first wife Neilia. And he shares youngest daughter Ashley, 39, with his current wife Jill. Like other members of her high-profile family, Ashley has largely … Continue reading All About Ashley Biden, Joe’s Youngest Daughter Who Has A Civically-Minded Fashion Label

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but for celebrity and fashion photographer Alexi Lubomirski, an added dose of poetry can stir even greater emotion. In Talk to Me Always: Poetry, Prose, and Photography, the royal wedding photographer combines dreamy visuals and verses he’s written throughout the years. A reflection on such themes as love, family, hope, courage, and inspiration, the book dives deep … Continue reading Alexi Lubomirski Combines Poetry and Photography in a New Book

When Rose McGowan read the script for Scream, she knew the kind of role she was auditioning for. The 1996 Wes Craven movie was a satirical take on the classic slasher flick, centering on a group of small-town high schoolers targeted by the serial killer Ghostface. The character of Tatum Riley was pegged as the slutty victim, the “disposable, big-boobed” best friend who would say … Continue reading How Rose McGowan’s Tatum Riley Redefined the Scream Queen