If you’ve been keeping up with social media’s fashion trends, you will be aware that knitwear and y2k have made a comeback. One of the stars of these trends is London-based fashion brand Paolina Russo.

The brand was initially founded by Paolina Russo, who graduated with a masters in Fashion (Knitwear) in 2020 from the London fashion school, Central Saint Martins (CSM), which is also where British fashion designer and couturier Alexander McQueen attended. Russo’s interest in fashion began early on during her teen years, where she would spend her free time looking for vintage items in thrift stores in her hometown of Markham, Ontario, Canada. She would have her mom take photos of the outfits she pieced together and upload them to her blog, Calur Villade.

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You’ve probably heard of Cirque du Soleil. Maybe you have even seen a Cirque du Soleil show on a trip to Las Vegas or at a city in one of the seventeen countries the company is currently touring. Or, like me, you have never bothered to consider the company’s origins. Owing largely to the work of co-founder and former-CEO Guy Laliberté, Cirque du Soleil is such a force in show business worldwide that it seems to have always existed. 

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If you’ve spent any time on social media, you may have heard of the film “The Color Purple” and HBO’s drama series “Euphoria.” These award-winning films have caught the attention of film and show enthusiasts worldwide, and shined a spotlight on American actor and playwright, Colman Domingo.

The 54-year-old Philadelphia native wasn’t always interested in the arts, however, he was passionate about writing. He was part of his high school’s newspaper and even majored in journalism for two semesters before transitioning to radio, television, and film at Temple University.

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On the first Monday of May, actress Taraji P. Henson stunned on the MET gala red carpet in an ornate custom gown created by SIMKHAI, the namesake brand of designer Jonathan Simkhai. For her third time as a guest at fashion’s most glamorous event, Henson wanted a large train, and she knew Simkhai was the right choice after seeing just a few sketches. “He made my dream come true,” Henson told Entertainment Tonight on the MET Gala red carpet. 

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