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ICONS: Ed Ruscha

Ed Ruscha’s Standard Station, Ten-Cent Western Being Torn In Half (1964) sold for $68.3 million in November at Christie’s New York, setting a new auction record for the artist.

BLACKPINK SOLOS

BLACKPINK has shattered the boundaries between K-pop and the global mainstream in a way no other girl group has before. JENNIE, JISOO, LISA, and ROSÉ are now building on that success with solo projects.

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ICONS: Bruce Willis

Bruce Willis’s retirement from acting in 2022—following a diagnosis of aphasia and later frontotemporal dementia—gave his still-massive fanbase a chance to rediscover and reappraise his unforgettable roles.

The Renaissance of 35mm Film

Shooting on Kodak film is becoming increasingly popular among filmmakers.

Paris Fashion Week: Exciting Debutants and (Still) Fresh Classics

Paris Fashion Week A/W 2025 marks the season’s closing event, once again taking over the French capital with showcases from brands like Dior, Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent, Chanel, and Givenchy—the latter featuring the highly anticipated debut of former Alexander McQueen designer, Sarah Burton.

Brighter Prospects at the London Spring Auctions

Auction houses are more creative than ever. Both Christie's and Sotheby's are striving to gain momentum in a difficult market.

Versace Returns Home: Miuccia Prada’s $1.6 Billion Offer

One of the fashion world’s most exciting deals is taking shape with the latest acquisition of the Versace house, which could signal the cult Italian brand’s "homecoming.”

King’s Monkey Comes to Life on the Big Screen

Director Osgood Perkins has creatively adapted Stephen King's cult horror short story The Monkey for the big screen, skillfully navigating Disney's copyright hurdles.

ICONS: Tilda Swinton

The chameleon-like acting legend received the Honorary Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival's opening night and spoke out against "governments dependent on greed."

ICONS: Calvin Klein

The legendary fashion designer Calvin Klein, who rarely makes public appearances these days, returned to New York Fashion Week last week—and he didn’t come...

Grammy 2025: The Best Moments

On Sunday, the 67th Grammy Awards took place, finally crowning Beyoncé with a long-overdue title: her country album Cowboy Carter won the Grammy for Album of the Year.

Oscars 2025: At Last, the Horror Genre Receives the Respect It Deserves

Horror has long been absent from the most prestigious awards, despite its popularity among audiences and critical acclaim for its standout creations.

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