Power
- NewsDora Fung
Warby Parker's New Collaboration Brings Sunglasses With a Higher Cause
“Art can change the world” was a philosophy the late great American artist Robert Rauschenberg believed in. The socially-conscious eyewear brand Warby Parker, meanwhile, believes that creative problem solving drives social change and improves the livelihood of individuals and communities. This month, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has teamed up with Warby Parker to create a limited-edition collection of sunglasses to celebrate the Museum of Modern Art’s upcoming exhibition on the artist: “
- NewsKristine Solomon
Who Runs the World? Blondes, Study Says
New research conducted by two business-school professors shows that blond women tend to have more power in the U.S. In fact, a disproportionately large amount of women hold positions of power compared with the number of blond women in the actual population.
- NewsErika Ostroff
Ronda Rousey: ‘‘No One Has The Right to Beat Me”
My note this morning was ‘Wake up gorgeous!’” UFC champion Ronda Rousey says. “And sometimes it’s ‘Get up champ!’ So the first thing I see in the morning is a motivating compliment.” There’s no doubt that the boxer is strong, physically, but she also understands the strength that comes with exercising her mental muscle—it’s those positive meditations, beliefs and actions that help carry Rousey, 28, through. “My mantra? ‘No one has the right to beat me.’ It’s not something that I repeat.
