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President-elect Biden is headed to Washington with Champ and Major, who will be the White House’s first shelter dog.

The 29-year-old former football player had written about questioning his sexuality in a memoir, published in 2020.

We gave disposable cameras to six residents of Evergreen Gardens, a long-term-care residence in Colorado, so they could document their days during the coronavirus pandemic. These are their photographs.

For millennials, Y2K felt like an apocalypse. Twenty years later, we’re still anxious.

She championed Jackson Pollock and Georgia O’Keeffe and helped shape public opinion about the 20th century’s foremost avant-garde artists.

The athletic apparel founder’s week is anything but “recreationally paced.”

Maybe that’s why he believes in love.

2018 delivered turmoil and thirst in equal measure.

Have a party to go to, but don’t know what to wear? We’ve got answers, and options, for every possible occasion on your social calendar.

Mr. Ashida, a self-effacing designer, synthesized Western styles and traditional Japanese sensibilities in creating his clothing collections.

Hey hey, Miss America 2.0 comes through.

After 38 years in television, including two decades spent making reality shows including “The Bachelor,” Scott Jeffress still believes in love.

The Bata Shoe Museum, which she founded in Toronto, contains thousands of items spanning 4,500 years of footwear history.

With sexual harassment revelations rife and public spaces threatened, some women are wondering just why they wear these things.

How the writer became a cult figure to Tavi Gevinson and other millennials even before the new Amazon series based on her first book.

There are plenty of ways to cope with the challenges of distance — and even use them to your benefit.