With Hollywood’s biggest night right around the corner, the elite are prepped to celebrate themselves and argue over who deserves a little golden dude named Oscar the most.
Paralleling an onslaught of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, book bans, and increasing restrictions on gender-affirming care, queer pop has an unequivocal grasp on the music scene.
Though editors at The Journal may live several hours away from the glitz and glamour of New York City, we’re eagerly watching the developments. Here’s our breakdown of the theme, and what we think the Met Gala’s attendees will wear on the red carpet.
Black women have long been pioneers in the beauty industry, introducing trends that have captivated global audiences and redefined standards of beauty.
Gaye’s influence on Motown had cross-cultural appeal and introduced the privileged white music industry to the burgeoning soul and rhythm and blues genres that formed the crux of Motown’s sound.
Six years after women of the music industry were told they need to “step up” by then-president of the Recording Academy Neil Portnow if they wanted to be recognized, they proved their unparalleled talent and took centre stage at this year’s Grammys.