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Kate Middleton Is Making Pearls Her Signature
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Alia Shawkat on Fantasies, Millennials, and Making Her Theatrical Debut in ‘You Got Older’
I’ve seen this version. Everyone hates Millennials. I was like, whatever. I have no idea. I’m just doing the best I can and trying to survive. I mean, I’m really proud Search
How Japan Is Making Economic Addiction Great Again
In Tokyo, feelings of déjà vu abound. Markets are celebrating Japan’s Prime Minister’s move away from cookie-cutter economic policies, as if something new and exciting is happening.
Lily Collins Will Play Audrey Hepburn in a New Drama About the Making of ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’
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Indie Lee’s Next Act? Making Clean Beauty More Accessible
When Indie Lee launched her eponymous beauty brand in 2010, natural beauty had yet to become mainstream. But after weathering the rise and fall of the “clean” beauty movement in the 2010s,
How the Making of an Enchanting Ski Sweater Became an Act of “Poetic Activism”
Pura Utz artisans Jennifer Sapalú Choy, Rosalía Angélica Petzey Petzey and Elisa Tzína Sapalú handcrafted nearly 500,000 beads to realize designer Nova Nørgaard’s interpretation of the Norwegian Lusekofte sweater. Photo: Thomas Dahl
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Making the Dancing Lions for Lunar New York Celebrations
In a garage in San Francisco, Corey Chan and his team created a huge and spectacular lion to lead the festivities.
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How A Chinese Engineer Became A Billionaire Making Robotic ‘Eyes’
Howard Huang is focused on building his Shenzhen-based Orbbec into the world’s top supplier of advanced human-like 3D vision sensors.
Meet Witch Post, the Scottish-American Duo Making Spellbinding Indie Rock
The way the band Witch Post came together is a bit strange. A few years ago, Scottish singer-songwriter Dylan Fraser found himself regularly traveling from Edinburgh to London, using the five-hour train
Trump Is Making The ‘Pivot To China’ Trade Great Again
The most important economic indicator in China today is the number of VIP guests at Beijing Capital International Airport.
Meet the Artist Making Children’s Books With the Likes of Rachel Harrison
One of the highlights of 2025 is Rachel Harrison’s recent exhibition “The Friedmann Equations” at Greene Naftali Gallery in New York. In short, it’s quintessential Harrison: smart, cunning and funny. The show’s
6 Heels From the ’90s Making a Big Return in 2026
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You’d think the new year would be even more exciting – we’re only three weeks in, folks! — but instead, everyone is busy searching for relics of their 2016 selves in the
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I’ve always been a New Year’s girl, not a Christmas girl. Of course, Christmas has its perks (spending time with family, drinking Baileys at 11am, lugging crispy roast potatoes through the gravy,