'Feminism', which Fourier coined in 1837, has spurred milestones for women – from voting rights to #MeToo.
Brenda Haas
World Mourns Death of Groundbreaking French Designer Thierry Mugler
Having dressed Beyonce, Lady Gaga and Kim Kardashian among others, Thierry Mugler is best known for his power dressing creations in the 1980s and was respected in LGBTQIA+ circles.
Virgil Abloh: Pioneer of Luxury Streetwear Dies Aged 41
Kanye West, Gigi Hadid, Justin Timberlake and Hailey Bieber are among stars who have paid tribute to Louis Vuitton's first African-American artistic director.
Unreleased John Lennon Interview Tape Sells at Auction
More than 50 years ago, John Lennon and Yoko Ono granted four Danish students an interview for their local school magazine. Now, the four Danes are auctioning off the white cassette tape.
BTS Rally Youth to ‘Welcome Change’ at UN Assembly
The K-pop idols' 'Permission to Dance' video, recorded in the General Assembly hall, racked up more than ten million views on the UN’s YouTube channel.
Frida Kahlo: New Book Highlights Lesser-Known Works
'Frida Kahlo: The Complete Paintings' underscore the journey of an art icon, who at the core was human and who sublimely captured her humanity on canvas.
Enid Blyton Fans React to ‘Racist’ Label
As a seven-year-old growing up in a rubber plantation in Malaysia, books like 'The Famous Five' were pure escapism, but they didn't always pass muster — especially when dealing with minorities.