Culture & Trends

“I love Chonkosaurus, our new Chicago icon!” one person wrote in response the video, which circulated Twitter.

Once deemed “Queen of the Mommy Bloggers,” Armstrong rose to prominence in the early days of the internet with Dooce, which she launched in 2001.

The company came under fire last week after Bria Jones, a Black influencer, said she felt she was treated as a "second-tier" person ahead of a Tarte brand trip.

The American Psychological Association released 10 recommendations for adolescents’ use of social media.

Many Americans, including Mexican Americans, get the history wrong. (It's not Mexico's Independence Day.) Enter California educator Lauren Cella's rapid-fire lesson.

The thousands of WGA scribes who went on strike this week are concerned in part about the rise of AI — and how the major studios might tap the technology going forward.

Singer-songwriter David Broza's 1983 album of translated Spanish songs became Israel's most chart-topping album. Now Broza is paying homage to the ballads in their original language.

The walkout means production on some of your favorite television series will grind to a halt, upending an industry already grappling with economic and technological disruptions.

"Are you wearing the Ch----?" "The Chanel boots?" Yeah, tonight they are, as the biggest names in culture and politics celebrate Karl Lagerfeld's fashion legacy in New York.

The theme is “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty."

The fight is on to save historic structures with elaborate altarpieces honoring santos, or saints, threatened by depopulation, dwindling congregations and costs.