Topic: Vogue

The Fashion Industry Suddenly Acknowledges Its Anorexia Problem

Vogue

For decades way-too-thin models have been en vogue and in Vogue as our culture's representations of beauty, but just now, for some reasons related to the Internet, we're suddenly seeing the fashion industry respond. 

By John Hudson

Apr 19, 2012

Two Syrias, a World Apart

It's a warzone in Syria, unless you happen to be an upper-class supporter of the president. In that case: Life is rather comfortable.

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By Ray Gustini

Dec 20, 2011

The Smart Set

Sean Penn Gets an Earful Over Hugo Chavez While Waiting for Luggage

Sean Penn and former co-star Maria Conchita Alonso accuse each other of being pigs and communists at LAX,  Rep. David Wu is still hanging around Capitol Hill, and Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde are dating, but don't try snapping a photo of them.

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By Uri Friedman

May 11, 2011

Where Is the First Lady of Syria, Asma Al-Assad?

She may have fled to London, but has vanished from Vogue's web site

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