Amy Argetsinger

As the pageant turns 100, a look back at the year one stellar Black contestant made history.

Reality TV? Your personality as your brand? The beauty pageant did it first.

Margaret Gorman, Miss Washington, D.C., was named the winner—but Miss New York claimed she was robbed.

The operatic weirdo of American pop, Meat Loaf was secretly staking out the zeitgeist all along.

The D.C. Superior Court judge found the reporter did not demonstrate her editors had “discriminatory motive” when they reassigned her.

Lisa Marie Presley, who died at age 54 on Thursday, was a grounding force for her father’s legacy who seemed to make peace with her inherited fame.

The White House correspondents’ gala had a good run of giddy, glamorous years — exactly 24 years, in fact. Let us explain.

The music made Jimmy Buffett famous, but the vibe made him a multimillionaire. And it gave men of a certain age and demographic a fashion template to live by.

Sally Buzbee is stepping down after three years in the job.

Biden did not explain why he had withdrawn the litigation, which accused Fox of violating “revenge porn” laws by using his intimate photos.