Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Frieze Seoul, Kiaf and a Market Moving Past FOMO into Maturity
Gagosian at Frieze Seoul 2026. Photo: WeCap-Studio, courtesy of Frieze The fifth edition of Frieze Seoul opened to VIPs on Wednesday, September 2, avoiding, for the first time, the long-criticized overlap with The Armory Show in New York (which is now part of the same portfolio). It runs, as always, alongside Kiaf at COEX, and…
Read MoreWhat Dolly Parton Said in Her Last Interview Should Terrify Us
The caregiver is often the person standing in the clinic exam room with their loved one, doing the paperwork and answering questions on someone else’s behalf. Yet currently, they are invisible to our health care system. In my years as a cancer caregiver for my wife, taking her to dozens of appointments and treatments, I…
Read MoreGloria Steinem Never Wrote a Manifesto
American journalist, activist and feminist Gloria Steinem in her New York City apartment in 1990. Getty Images (Editor’s note: This article was originally published on December 19, 2005. Steinem died on September 2, 2026, at her home in New York City.) What is Gloria Steinem’s advice to young women these days? To do “whatever they…
Read MoreGreen Card wait for most Indian immigrants is now 179 years — after Trump imposed tough limits
Indian professionals in the US now have to wait 179 years for Green Cards — after the Trump administration put tough limits on how it issues permanently residency. The current green card backlog has hit 1.2 million people as federal immigration law restricted the number that can be doled out each year to 140,000 —…
Read MoreThe Gentlemen’s Theo James Calls Meghan Markle Casting Rumors “Hot Air”
Don’t count on The Gentlemen getting meta. Following rumors about whether Meghan Markle would join the Netflix action comedy for its third season, star Theo James set the record straight. “No,”… Source link
Read MoreGloria Steinem Brought Women Together to Change the World
In the beginning, there was the famous story about the young journalist Gloria Steinem, going undercover in 1963 as a Playboy Bunny, all décolletage and rabbit ears, in order to expose a culture of degradation and misogyny. The Bunny episode is certainly the Steinem anecdote most often cited, but it’s such an early story that…
Read MoreMeghan Markle Honors Gloria Steinem With Never-Seen-Before Photo Featuring Son Archie
“She was even better than you would imagine—spending Thanksgiving with our family, introducing me to one of my best friends (forever the champion of female friendship),” Markle mused. “Loving our children with her whole heart, counseling me during hard times, and giving extraordinary advice and perspective with a cup of tea and an unrivaled cheekiness…
Read MoreThe Well-Dressed Man’s Venice Film Festival Packing Guide
Venice is the rare film festival where a man’s first close-up happens before he reaches the red carpet. The water taxi noses toward the Lido, photographers lean over the dock and whatever was labeled “travel outfit” becomes international wire copy. The 83rd festival runs September 2 through 12, but the dress code was set in…
Read MoreNorah O’Donnell returns to ‘CBS Mornings’ after evening news stint
Norah O’Donnell has been tapped to return to CBS News’ morning show as a co-anchor, according to a source with knowledge of the matter. O’Donnell, who was also recently made a “60 Minutes” correspondent, will join current hosts Gayle King and Nate Burleson in the re-launched “CBS Mornings” show starting Tuesday, the source told The…
Read MoreLove Island USA’s Failure to Protect Black Women Is a Threat to the Franchise
The Love Island USA effect is not limited to these four women. The show has also brought notoriety and fame to their male partners and other Islanders, as well. But the breakout stars of the Peacock dating series are experiencing these phenomena on another level, with built-in fanbases that follow and support every campaign they…
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