From his humble beginnings as a teenager with a Kodak, Patrick Demarchelier explored his passion for photography by learning how to develop film, retouch negatives,
FIB Reviews: Beirut
For a film titled Beirut, there is little of the real Beirut to see… Shot in a Moroccan town, the set says more about the
The Paradox of Serena Joy in The Handmaid’s Tale
Many of us are still reeling from the 14-week-long state of emotional paralysis that was The Handmaid’s Tale Season 2. There were moments of supreme
TYSON BECKFORD: SUPERMODEL
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Diet Prada And The Age Of Copycat Culture
Instagram has brought us many a thing we could, frankly, do without: the belfie (that’s a bum selfie for the uninitiated), an epidemic of inferiority
#MeToo Was Just The Start: Four Women On How A Moment Became A Movement
The MeToo movement has given rise to many questions; for starters, is anyone else wondering what it was about the Weinstein story that triggered a
RICHARD AVEDON: AMERICAN STYLE
Widely regarded as one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century, Richard Avedon and his bold new approach to photography challenged the long-held
Hollywood’s New Normal: No Tolerance in the Wake of #MeToo
In a strange turn of events, the cast of Marvel’s incredibly successful franchise Guardians of the Galaxy have penned an open letter in support of shamed director
Jessie Andrews, Kylie Jenner, and the “Self-Made” Woman
Since Forbes named Kylie Jenner “the youngest ever self-made billionaire” earlier this month, there’s been talk a-plenty surrounding the definition of self-made. Personally, I call
THE EAGLES: WEST COAST
The Eagles flew into our consciousness in the early seventies like a dusty denim-clad dream. The antithesis of heavy metal or glam rock or anything
Aspy Jones Unveils New Music Video for Debut Single ‘Hatches’
Following the release of the up-beat, indie pop track ‘Hatches’, Aspy Jones has unveiled a stunning music video for the single after its debut earlier this
R. Kelly’s New Song ‘I Admit’ Is Misogynistic Word Vomit In Need of Muting
R. Kelly’s latest song “I Admit” is an unknowing admittance of male toxicity at its most carnal. If you were led to believe it was
