The Spring 2025 campaign is spotlighting Rae's "Modern Mogul" era. Issa Rae is back with Stuart Weitzman, continuing her partnership with the brand in a campaign that celebrates ambition ...

Stuart Weitzman, founder of high-end shoe brand Stuart Weitzman Shoes, spoke to the Yale community at the Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking on Monday evening. The event was part of the Yale INSPIRE ...

Her work has previously appeared in The Zoe Report, Popsugar, Insider and more. Stuart Weitzman Issa Rae is the queen of multi-tasking. In addition to juggling multiple writing, acting and ...

As a Carrie Bradshaw disciple since adolescence, I’m a firm believer that there is no such thing as too many shoes. When I’m packing for a five-day trip, I throw logic to the wind and pack ...

Stuart Anderson is a senior contributor to Forbes who writes about immigration, business and globalization. He is the executive director of the National Foundation for American Policy, a ...

Oscar nominee Fernanda Torres has issued an apology for wearing blackface in a comedy sketch 17 years ago. The "I'm Still Here" star, 59, in a statement to Deadline on Sunday acknowledged that ...

'Anti-fascism is now a controversial topic': Director Joe Wright on his Mussolini series and why US streamers are avoiding it ...

She’s still here — with an apology. Fernanda Torres released a statement over the weekend apologizing for wearing blackface in a resurfaced comedy skit from the Brazilian TV show “Fantastico ...

During his "My Take" on Tuesday, "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney recounts President Trump's busy first day in office. Stuart Varney: We were told to expect "shock and awe" on day one.

For Fernanda Torres, “I’m Still Here” is more than just a film – it’s a homecoming. Directed by Walter Salles, the Portuguese-language drama is nominated for three Academy Awards ...

The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum reflected on her “Sex After 60” Cosmpolitan cover on Thursday’s episode of the “Who’s the A–hole?” podcast. The host, “RuPaul’s ...

I cried the first time I listened to the Belle and Sebastian song “Nobody’s Empire.” From the 2015 album “Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance,” it is a perfect blend of raw emotion and ...