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Category: Culture

Federalist Essay Argues Women-Led Workplaces Are Worse for Employees Despite Rising Female Leadership

Federalist Essay Argues Women-Led Workplaces Are Worse for Employees Despite Rising Female Leadership

A Federalist opinion essay argues that despite rising numbers of women in management and growing pay parity in marriages, female-led workplaces may be less supportive and more cliquish than male-led ones, based on the author’s own supervisory experience and selected research.

Hayley Williams Escalates Feud With DHS After Agency Defends ICE Officers

Hayley Williams Escalates Feud With DHS After Agency Defends ICE Officers

Paramore singer Hayley Williams posted a vulgar Instagram message aimed at the Department of Homeland Security after the agency defended ICE officers following her anti-ICE remarks at a Chula Vista concert.

Why Some Pokémon Cards Now Sell for Millions of Dollars

Why Some Pokémon Cards Now Sell for Millions of Dollars

Pokémon trading cards, once meant simply for gameplay, have become a booming collectibles market, with one card reportedly selling for $16,492,000 and many others fetching six-figure prices.

Peter Max, Pop Artist Behind ‘Flower Power’ Imagery, Dies at 88

Peter Max, Pop Artist Behind 'Flower Power' Imagery, Dies at 88

Peter Max, whose psychedelic pop art became a defining image of the 1960s ‘flower power’ era, has died at 88 after suffering from advanced dementia.

Met Museum Cancels John Galliano Retrospective, Next Year’s Gala Theme Scrapped

Met Museum Cancels John Galliano Retrospective, Next Year's Gala Theme Scrapped

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has canceled its planned retrospective of designer John Galliano, which was set to be the theme of the 2027 Met Gala, after renewed criticism over racist remarks he made in 2010.

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