Month: May 2019

It was called “collateral” – nude photos and other embarrassing material that female members of an upstate New York self-improvement group turned over to their “Nxivm former members to break vow of silence by testifying against cult leader”

Huawei’s chief financial officer intends to seek a stay on extradition proceedings, in part based on statements by Donald Trump about the case that her “Meng Wanzhou: Huawei CFO seeks halt to extradition after Trump comments”

Some celebrities might have struggled to interpret the “camp” theme of this year’s Met Gala, but one was singled out for – to quote one “Another pair of eyes: how makeup artist Mimi Choi created Ezra Miller’s Met Gala look”

On 26 March, Lucetta Scaraffia sent a letter to Pope Francis. She was, at the time, the editor of the Vatican’s glossy women’s magazine Women “The Vatican editor who exposed the sexual abuse of nuns – and took on the Pope”

Donald Trump won the Republican nomination with ease in 2016, defeating more than a dozen rivals before going on to win the presidential election. In “‘My chances? Not zero, but close’: the 2020 Republicans taking on Trump – with no hope of winning”

Late-night hosts focused on Trump’s surrogates, including treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin, education secretary Betsy DeVos and attorney general William Barr. Stephen Colbert: ‘Of course Trump “Stephen Colbert: ‘Trump is lying. How do we know? He’s the one saying it’”

Until recently, you could make the argument that Game of Thrones was a stealthily feminist show. In its early years it might have lured in “Game of Thrones has betrayed the women who made it great”

The decision by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to call their son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor came as a surprise to many. The forenames are “Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor – what’s in a name?”

The Venice Art Biennale, the world’s most celebrated international art event, has a history that is inextricably bound up with colonialism. Its first pavilion for “Ghana shakes up art’s ‘sea of whiteness’ with first Venice pavilion”

A ring-necked duck swam by at eye level, the water rippling beside me without spilling over the high metal sides of the Cycling Through Water “Sculpture from the saddle: a cycling and art tour of Belgium”