On this very day, at this very moment, who could possibly be bigger than Beyoncé? A presidential inauguration, a Superbowl halftime performance, another world tour, a headlining gig at the annual Essence Music Festival, an album on the way, a 17th Grammy, that VOGUE magazine cover, an Oprah Winfrey interview, and of course, that HBO documentary. For the 31-year-old superstar — and my fellow Texan — “Life is But a Dream.” And aptly so, one of the poshest publications across the pond is getting the Mrs. Carter cover girl treatment. Enter Beyoncé The Gentlewoman. Continue reading
Coco Rocha is not a supermodel. Somebody lied. And that is not personal opinion. That, my friends, comes from the mouth of Rocha herself. From Canada to the best of all things couture and now, primetime television, “The Face” mentor doesn’t consider herself that much of a star. In TIME, she quipped:
Although the 13th track from Rihanna‘s latest studio effort suggests “No Love Allowed” between the “Unapologetic” singer and her controversial beau fuckyopictures C. Breezy Chris Brown, revelations in her new Rolling Stone interview assert otherwise. Ring the alarm, because on the cover of the February 2013 glossy the Stone has branded the Terry Richardson-lensed island gyal as being crazy… in love. *Beyoncé booty bounce* Continue reading
Thirty-three esteemed actors had the privilege of comprising the best performances of 2012 according to the experts at W Magazine. The Juergen Teller-lensed accompaniments for the annual issue captured stars (most sans makeup) like Kerry Washington, Marion Cottilard, and pint-sized powerhouse Quvenzhané Wallis “up close and unscripted” without the glamour that the lights, camera, action mantra of Hollywood often entails. Continue reading
I’m going to keep this short. To know me is to know that I’ve awaited Justin Timberlake‘s return to music, bated breath and all, since he left us with the “Summer Love” single back in 2007. So, gleefully, I accept his Jay-Z-assisted return “Suit & Tie” with open ears. Continue reading
VOGUE is no stranger to the side eye. From its controversial Asma al-Assad profile to VOGUE Italia’s answer to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the publication can tackle the uneasiest subjects with a dose chic. For the U.S. version’s February 2013 issue, senior editor Corey Seymour enlisted the aide — and eye — of prolific photographer Annie Leibovitz to create a world where Hurricane Sandy and the stylish set could meet. Continue reading



