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Despite the Kennedy Center's two-year renovation, the Kennedy Center Honors will proceed at an alternate venue and will be renamed the "Trump Kennedy Center Honors," per interim president Richard Grenell.
Washington Post reviewer Amy Argetsinger argues that Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert uses Elvis’s evolving jumpsuits to trace the singer’s late‑career decline, weaving together performances from multiple shows to illuminate how fashion mirrored his personal and professional unraveling while celebrating his lasting impact on style and stagecraft.
A 25-piece wardrobe auction linked to Carolyn Bessette Kennedy spotlights her timeless, neutral-chic style—featuring pieces from brands like Yohji Yamamoto and Prada and staples such as white shirts, coats, and standout accessories—as a celebration of her enduring influence on 1990s fashion.
Five fashion experts share their favorite winter accessories—from a hood-scarf combo and cozy fleece hats to merino socks and colorful beanies—highlighting warmth, practicality, and a touch of personal style for surviving the season.
At the Grammys, a wave of unconventional outfits‑‑from Chappell Roan’s nipple‑clasped Mugler dress to Bad Bunny’s corset‑back velvet tux and Lola Young’s Vivienne Westwood tracksuit‑pants with a tie‑‑celebrates “bad taste” as a memorable, even influential, fashion move. The coverage argues ugliness can spark conversation and drive innovation, tracing the idea back to Prada’s Ugly Chic legacy and John Waters’s assertion that truly good taste must understand bad taste. The piece frames the night as a proof that fashion thrives on novelty and the uneasy, not just polished glamour.
Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie, has been reported missing; authorities say her Tucson home is being treated as a crime scene and investigators are pursuing leads after she was last seen Saturday.
Bruce Springsteen released a pointed protest song, Streets of Minneapolis, naming slain protesters Renée Good and Alex Pretti and blasting federal immigration raids and “King Trump’s private army” amid nationwide outrage.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced his first major snowstorm in office wearing a custom embroidered Carhartt Full Swing Steel jacket by Arena Embroidery featuring The City of New York and Mayor logos and the collar motto 'No problem too big. No task too small'—a high-visibility moment that built on earlier agency jackets and underscored leadership during a winter emergency.
Kanye West published a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal apologizing for antisemitic remarks, saying his past behavior was impulsive and attributed to a bipolar diagnosis and an undiagnosed brain injury, and asserting that he is not a Nazi or antisemitic and that he loves Jewish people.
Guy Fieri stunned fans by ditching his signature blonde spiky hair for a parted brown look and a checkered shirt on his 58th birthday, igniting memes about a “suburban dad core,” jokes comparing him to a car salesman, and chatter that the new style could signal a Super Bowl ad.
A Washington Post Style profile examines Nick Reiner, Rob and Michele Reiner’s son, who spent years bouncing between rehab centers and his family’s Brentwood mansion amid accusations related to his parents’ deaths; the piece uses scenes like a 2018 Thanksgiving gathering to explore how privilege intersects with addiction and trauma in his life.
Washington Post Style columnist Philip Kennicott reflects on the viral image of 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos detained by ICE in Minnesota, arguing that such powerful photographs once mobilized public empathy and action, and raises the question of whether they can still galvanize change on immigration and human rights.
Brooklyn Beckham posted a blistering, multi‑part Instagram Story accusing his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, of intruding on his private life and press pressure, reigniting talk of a high‑profile family feud.
A 2025 Pew Research Center study finds men are more likely than women to live with parents, and The Washington Post examines how the rise of stay-at-home sons reflects shifting economic realities and cultural expectations, highlighting examples like a Jeopardy! contestant who jokes about staying with family to illustrate a broader national conversation about work, family dynamics, and masculinity.
GQ ranks ten best-dressed men at the 2026 Golden Globes, highlighting tie-free tuxedos, bold accessories, and peak-lapel tailoring, with Timothée Chalamet leading in Chrome Hearts and other standout looks from Stellan Skarsgård, Owen Cooper, Omar Apollo, Paul Mescal, Connor Storrie, Michael B. Jordan, Bella Ramsey, Seth Rogen, Atsuhiro Iwakami, and a notable Duke McCloud.