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Seeing yourself represented in the media can be the difference between self-isolation and self-acceptance. 

The annual Met Gala, an annual event hosted by Vogue and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, reared its head this week. The event Monday coincides with the Costume Institute's newest presentation, curated by Andrew Bolton.

Just about a month ago, it was revealed that the late Val Kilmer’s final film “As Deep as the Grave,” directed by Coerte Voorhees, is set to release later this year. Kilmer was cast back in 2020 when the movie was initially titled “Canyon Del Muerto.”

For their Fall 2026 collection, Italian-brand Moschino sent a purse that looks like a bag of churros down the runway. These types of ideas are not new to the brand, however, this highlights a larger trend that is taking over the fashion world: the luxury of food. 

At the halftime mark, Super Tazón LX undeniably became a party. Audience members from all over, in person and more than 135 million watching on their TV or mobile device, were immersed into the celebration that was Bad Bunny’s performance. 

At 7:48 p.m. on Nov. 4, before polls closed, New York City mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani released a video on social media platforms like Instagram and X titled, “New York is A-Changing,” which featured the song “The Times They Are A-Changing” by music icon Bob Dylan.