Rosalía Wins Latin Grammy Album of the Year for Lux: How Pop’s Boldest Risk Became Its Surest Bet
An orchestral album about female saints, sung in more than a dozen languages, just won the biggest prize in Las Vegas. Rosalía’s third Latin Grammy for Album of the Year says a lot about where pop and its aesthetics are heading.
Balenciaga Le City Turns 25: Why the Anti-Logo It Bag Now Wears Damien Hirst’s Name
In 2001 the Balenciaga Le City became famous for having no logo at all. For its 25th birthday it gets spots, butterflies and the handwritten word Damienciaga, plus a travelling museum that opens just as the house changes designers.
Sleep Inequality: 14 Million Fitbit Nights Link Money Worries to Shorter, Messier Sleep
Forget mouth tape and magnesium mocktails for a moment. A new JAMA Network Open study of more than 14 million nights of wearable data finds that people with more secure lives sleep a little longer and a lot more regularly.