After visiting first responders of the suicide bombing at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena on Friday, Prince William privately visited Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, where several young victims are being treated — some in intensive care — following the terrorist attack on May 22.
Drew Barrymore took to the New York City subway on Friday to give busy ladies on the go some tips on how to apply makeup during their morning commutes.
With her work, artist Xavier Cha says that she’s striving for “an analog expression of something we’re experiencing in contemporary life.” Her pieces — which have included “Body Drama,” a performance piece at the Whitney with performers wearing body-mounted cameras, and “Disembodied Selfie,” at the New Museum, which featured a nude actor taking selfies and posting them on social media — examine, she says, “our virtual existence and grappling with our humanity.” Cha has just been selected as one of the artists for BAM’s Next Wave Festival, which runs September through December.
God save the Queen! Those were the shouts heard from inside Westminster Abbey on June 2, 1953, when Queen Elizabeth II took the Coronation Oath and officially became the ruling monarch of the U.K and the Commonwealth.
Delia, 30, is a photographer who lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, with her fiancé, Brendan, who works at an ad agency. Like many of their peers, they live pretty much month-to-month, but they also enjoy their lives — they eat good food, go out with friends, and save up for the occasional cool trip (Thailand this past year, where Brendan proposed). Delia is excited to get married and start the next phase of their lives together, but the financial implications of what that means — namely, kids — are terrifying.