The New York Times – Film:
Not long ago, true crime storytellers had little in the way of first-person footage captured in real time to rely on. Now, as much of our daily lives are documented, the genre is transforming.
Category: Social Media
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That Spotify Daylist That Really ‘Gets’ You? It Was Written by A.I.
The New York Times – Music:
The music-streaming platform’s new “daylist” feature serves users three personalized playlists a day, with titles ranging from quirky to bewildering.
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What to Wear on the Red Carpet? Stars Shop the Paris Couture
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
What to wear on the red carpet? Schiaparelli, Dior and Chanel have some ideas. Armani, too.
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Female Rappers in the Spotlight Make Room for Motherhood
The New York Times – Music:
As their influence and success continue to grow, artists including Sexyy Red and Cardi B are destigmatizing motherhood for hip-hop performers.
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Gen Z Asks: Are We Aging Faster Than Other Generations?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Some say they fear their generation is aging more quickly than others. But as Gen Z-ers enter their late 20s, it’s more likely that they are simply getting older.
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Marie Irvine, Makeup Artist to Marilyn Monroe, Dies at 99
The New York Times – Film:
Late in Ms. Monroe’s life, Ms. Irvine was her go-to makeup artist in New York City. Earlier this month, she became a TikTok sensation.
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The Cult Newsletter Perfectly Imperfect Asks: Can Everyone Be a Tastemaker?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The cult newsletter Perfectly Imperfect — known for tapping downtown scenesters, influencers and “it” girls for their personal recommendations — has a new platform where all can share their tastes.
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TikTok’s Class of Palm Beach Showcases Style of the Ultrarich
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The Class of Palm Beach social media accounts showcase designer-label-laden outfits spotted around that wealthy town.
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A Coffee Shop Wedding Goes Viral, for the Wrong Reasons
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
A disagreement between a wedding party and the owners of a coffee shop in Indianapolis escalated into a social media debate over wedding etiquette.