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Historian Reviews Civil Rights Movements in TV & Film, from ‘Selma’ to ‘Malcolm X’ | Vanity Fair

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5 years ago

April 8, 2021

Historian, author, and activist Yohuru Williams fact checks civil rights movements from movies and television including ‘Selma,’ ‘Judas and the Black Messiah,’ ‘Malcolm X,’ ‘When They See Us,’ ’42,’ ‘BlacKkKlansman,’ and ‘Do the Right Thing,’ and analyzes their factuality and depiction of the times they represent.

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Zayn Creates a Sculpture of Himself | Vanity Fair

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April 16, 2026

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Zayn gets real and personal as he creates a sculpture of himself. From the first time he realized he wanted to be a musician to how much he’s changed since he first joined the industry, hear Zayn break down all the things that make him who he is today. How does he like to relax? What does fame feel like? How has becoming a father changed his self-image?

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Charli XCX Goes Vintage Shopping in London | Vogue

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British Vogue cover star Charli XCX visits Nordic Poetry and MSSY Vintage in London in search of timeless archival pieces to add to her collection. While browsing racks of Tom Ford–era Gucci and Galliano Dior, Charli opens up about her love of leather jackets, the joy of retail therapy, and how her stage wardrobe comes together. She also reflects on the underrated power of re-wearing meaningful pieces, including her wedding dress, and why great clothes deserve a second, third and fourth life.

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Dua Lipa Makes a Dirty Martini, Margarita, White Russian & More | Vogue

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Dua Lipa gets behind the bar to pair some of her go-to drinks with some of her favorite tracks. Watch as the singer-songwriter mixes up a series of audio-inspired cocktails, pairing a White Russian with the lead single from Radical Optimism, “Houdini,” a Paloma with Eurythmics’s “Sweet Dreams,” a Basil Smash with Britney Spears’s “Toxic,” and more, serving up a curated blend of music and mixology.

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