Homecoming Review: How Beyoncé Represented Her Heritage As The First Black Woman To Headline For Coachella
Netflix documentary, Homecoming, takes you into the world of Beychella, Queen Bey’s iconic headlining Coachella performance in 2018.
Remembering Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes
The world lost TLC’s Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes 17 years ago, but her art will forever live in us. We celebrate the rapper’s legacy as a rapper and role model since the group debuted in 1992.
How Frida Kahlo Broke All Conventions And Shaped Feminism
Mexican surrealist artist Frida Kahlo might have been relatively unknown during her lifetime, but posthumously, she is a female figure no one can forget.
Good Finds: Justin Park
Korean-American R&B artist Justin Park progressed from YouTube to collaborating with K-Pop star Amber Liu. With the release of his debut album, he's finally ready for everyone to know who he is.
5 Female Architects Who Broke Glass Ceilings
From Zaha Hadid and Kazuyo Sejima to Maya Lin, Jane Drew and Anne Tyng, we take a look at the women who have made a profound impact in the field of architecture.
Intrepid product designers that define the creative world
As much as impeccably constructed objects have a story to tell, their designers bring with them a vision and legacy to live up to.
Album Review: Toro y Moi – Outer Peace
Chillwave master Toro y Moi returns with the funky new album titled Outer Peace featuring songs like “Ordinary Pleasure” and “Freelance” to brighten up your days.
Remembering Whitney Houston: 7 Definitive Moments
Whitney Houston is undoubtedly one of the best singers we have ever had and it is unfortunate she left us seven years ago this month. We celebrate her career with these seven incredible moments.
Grammy Awards 2019 Predictions
The prestigious Grammy Awards is coming up and here are some of our predictions on who will and should win at this year’s ceremony.
Seeing Japan From A Foreigner’s Eyes: YouTuber Edition
How does it feel to live in a foreign country, where you look and speak differently from everyone else? These YouTubers prove that it’s possible to feel at home in a society as homogenous as Japan.