Helen Dryden, The Delineator Cover Art Deco Illustration, All Star Fiction Number, January 1930.
Helen Dryden (1882–1972) was an American artist and successful industrial designer in the 1920s and 1930s. She was reportedly described by The New York Times as being the highest-paid woman artist in the United States, though she lived in comparative poverty in later years. (x)
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Anette on covers of 女性自身 (Woman Herself) magazine in 1974 💜
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The Ronettes kicking each other’s ass while on tour with the Beatles (1966).
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I can see how it warps the mind, the perception of the world and our place in it. Power is enticing. Like Lewis Hamilton? You can eat steaks that cost the same as your electricity bill and meet him again. You, too, can bask in the balding aura of Prince Harry and the fake glow of Instagram models. Any wealth and status you lack, you can perform. What I received wasn't a crash course in Formula 1—in fact, Formula 1 only became more mystifying to me—but journalism, as viewed by the other side. The great irony of the other side is that they need journalism. The petrochemical companies, deeply powerful institutions, need journalists to write about all the things they attach themselves to that are not being a petrochemical company. Formula 1, on a rapacious tangent for growth and new markets, needs journalists to spread the good word of the richest sport in the world. Unfortunately for the other side, journalism still remains a double-edged sword.
This article by Kate Wagner, published on 1 Mar 2024, was removed from Road & Track later that same day. Link goes to archived copy.
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Lupita Nyong’o, Letitia Wright and Danai Gurira on the cover for the latest issue of ELLE Magazine November Issue 2022, Photographed by Shaniqwa Jarvis.
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Taylor is ranked at #5 on Forbes list of the world’s most powerful women for 2023 rising from #79 last year (full article)
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