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10 Feb

Lady Gaga & Beyoncé's 'Telephone' is a “Commentary on

Lady Gaga & Beyoncé's 'Telephone' is a “Commentary on
“I used to be within the egg for 3 days,” says Lady Gaga, as she recounts her Life in Looks for British Vogue. She’s talking, in fact, concerning the unforgettable Hussein Chalayan “vessel” she arrived on the 2011 Grammys in, held aloft on a litter by six Latex-clad male attendants (the fetishistic fabric required to make their outfits was sourced from a bus company on the last minute, she reveals). That’s just considered one of many insights contained within the video that accompanies the House of Gucci star’s December 2021 cover – Gaga also explains that the Schiaparelli look she wore to sing at President Joe Biden’s inauguration was bulletproof. Watch the video in full for more revelations from Lady...
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29 Dec

2024 was ICONIC for Pop Culture!

2024 was ICONIC for Pop Culture!
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27 Nov

A popular culture timeline of the rise (and fall)

A popular culture timeline of the rise (and fall)
“Nice wig Janice, what’s it manufactured from?”…“Your mum’s chest hair!” This iconic one-liner (from the now-canonical 2004 film, Mean Girls) is indicative of just how far chest hair, be it your mum’s or your individual, is loaded with cultural connotation.  In terms of body hair, a sort of ‘all or nothing’ politics abounds and chest hair is not any different. In fact, there was a time when humans were completely covered in body hair but, as our ape-adjacent ancestors migrated to warmer climes, and eventually indoors, we began to shed this coating through a technique of natural selection. Over time, any body hair that did remain became encoded in deep sociocultural associations.  Due to chest hair’s correlation to higher levels of testosterone,...
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